Their produce is always great. My favorite is their peaches. They're pretty nice people too!read more

Went to get some peaches !!! Rainy day of course! Always love going to our local orchards to…read moresupport and make some pie! Glad they have their covid distancing up and everyone doing the best they can!! Good luck and the peaches were yummy!

Fantastic! SO GLAD they bought this apple orchard, and we can once again enjoy picking their…read moredelicious apples. Very, very wonderful, friendly owners. Treated ourselves to their apple baklava. Ohhh my! Yummmmyyyy.

From the owner: Pick-your-own apple orchard in Atwater, OH. Family-owned 30 acre farm with homemade baked goods in…read moreour store!

It's fall y'all. And everyone likes to decorate with pumpkins and gourds. And enjoy apple cider…read more I know I do. This place was great. The selection was huge. For everything they sold. I didn't feel like they would sell out if anything while I walked around. The staff was friendly. But not overly as well. Finding this place was very easy. I seen several signs. And I also used gps. You still have a couple weeks left. Get here before fall is over.

This is such a cute place to visit in the fall!! (Thought I bet it's a cute place year round)…read more I stopped in on a Saturday morning while on vacation. The amount of pumpkins and the varity of pumpkin colors was amazing!! I loved seeing the classic bright orange to the yellow to the deep orange almost red. They had pallets of pumpkins well spread out for you to walk around and find the perfect one. Inside the shop had some local good along with more generic products. The bakery is really what shined. You were able to smell the free baked goods when you walked in. The apple fritter was a disappointment but the cinnamon sugar pumpkin doughbut was amazing!! I do with the bakery had a display list of doughnuts before you got up the counter. Overall it's such a cute place to visit. I'd recommend coming early to beat the crowds!

Sorry not as impressed by this as some people. We came here on their Festival day. Expected a lot…read moreof people and some food trucks and artisans. We got all that and then some. Parking was easy but very packed. Pretty rugged terrain to be honest. I have a bronco and that was fine but a smaller passenger car might have had some issues. Lots of divots and uneven ground. 1 way in and 1 way out. Ok going in. More challenging going out. Narrow driveway. 2 food trucks and some sweets trucks. The 2 food trucks seemed overwhelmed. Heard the hot dog truck ran out of hot dogs by 1:30p. Long lines at everything. We chose to not eat there. The artisans were good. They had about 30 or so. Some inside a barn and some outside. Some repeats with candle people being the most. The barn is nice looking. But with lots of people it was very hot on a day where it was 85 degrees. They should have some fans on the ceiling to just move some air. There is cement stairs and a railing to help people walk in to the barn. The event was focused around the flowering fields. It was $30 to pick some flowers and take them home. Here is the thing. I thought $30 was high. But plenty of people paid. You get a little vase 1 size and some scissors. Then off you go picking as many as you want that fit in to your vase. However, again by 1:30p it seemed like slim pickings literally. They are still taking money and it's a long line but most of the flowers seemed picked already. Our friends were out there and were struggling to fill the vase and get their moneys worth. Not a repeat for me. Love the idea. Just thought the execution was poor. Not the artisans fault so that is the score. I want to support local and small biz so I am being more generous than I would if it was just the farm and picking flowers.

Bloom Hill Farm is a hidden gem, located right in the heart of Uniontown, Ohio. Offering local…read morefresh blooms that you can purchase as pre-made bouquets from their honor-system flower stand as well as expansive fields you can roam during their special you-pick events and other special events, this magical place is worth the drive for any fan of beautiful flowers. My friend and I attended a sunset you-pick event on Saturday evening. You can come anytime between 5-9pm and for $30, you get a large plastic cup, a pair of sharp snips, and free roam in their fields. A great spot to grab Instagram-worthy photos, this is a fun activity to do with a close friend, family, or as a unique date idea. I noticed couples, families with young children, and groups of friends all enjoying themselves. You can pay with exact cash, credit card, or Venmo. The owners point you toward the best flowers currently in bloom and make sure you know how welcome you are. If you bring the cup back at any future event, you will get $5 off your next purchase. I picked well over $30 worth of some of the most beautiful and diverse flowers I've ever seen - much better than any bouquet I could find in a local store (although many local stores in NE Ohio sell Bloom Hill's blooms). Their website shares the backstory of the farm and includes lots of fun events they have planned such as a dedicated date night experience, classes that allow you to cut your own flowers and then teaches you how to arrange them, activities for children, and special events that include bouncy houses, live music, food trucks and more. Coming on a laid back Saturday evening was the perfect experience in my opinion. Not too crowded and so many flowers to choose from! I cannot wait to come back - this will definitely be my go-to whenever I want a pick me up. I won't be asking my husband to buy me flowers any more - I'll be asking him to take me here to pick my own!

"It ain't easy being Green/field" but these two make it seem easy. Nice location, great blues,…read morechokes, and flowers. The CSA (food) is a good deal as well, check these guys out! Friendly, helpful, fun, and informative with reasonable pricing for all things including information and knowledge tours.

We have driven thru the national park to Greenfield Berry Farm for about five summers. We love the…read morescenery, the Greenfield Berry Farm itself which is very welcoming and the people there, both the owners and those to run the CSA. It is now part of our summers and of the way we eat.

Love love love love…read more Please note cash only but they have an ATM Fresh baked goods Fresh fruit Fresh juices The cutest outdoor seating I've ever seen!!

Szaley's is the busiest farm stand I've ever seen. With the amazing pumpkin selection (so many…read moreshapes and colors!), the towering corn maze with eight scenes to find as you go, the outdoor music, food and seating (very crowded in the front, much quieter in the back), this is such a great fall destination. There's great produce, breads and other treats to buy too. Prices are good, but bring cash to avoid the ATM line, and expect a crowd on sunny weekend days.

It's nice and convenient that it's right near the bike trail. They could do a lot more to cater to…read morethose people - to make it a stopping point for a healthy snack or drink - But they don't have apple samples on weekdays; they won't let you buy single apples; the staff are snippy and don't know what's going on, and it REEKS of the artificial, phthalate-ridden candles and air fresheners they sell here. Also, the apples are way in the back past all the smelly stuff and touristy garbage - like they're just an afterthought. That's sad.

Nice visit as always. We drive here from Dayton, Ohio to get one of their Apple Pies made with…read moreapples straight from their Orchard. They also bake really good cookies and serve hot or cold apple cider. Always pick up a couple bags of apples and browse their shop with food, kitchen gadgets and linens, and holiday decorations. Our annual trip here is always fun and something we look forward to!

One word: RIPOFF. One statement: employees not wearing masks…read more We went to support a local business but feel like the local business is in the business of gouging their patrons. The first shock was that the two employees handing buckets out had no masks! Can't say I'm surprised as the pickup truck next to the barn had a giant trump flag. When we checked out the lady said 'I'm only going to charge one $5 charge. ' What? She then told us there is a $5 PER PERSON charge! How nice of her to charge only $5 instead of $10, right? Nowhere does it say there's a $5 admission fee nor do the ladies handing out buckets say anything. Imagine a family of 5 going here. So you pay $5 each, then if you want some fresh apple cider you can pay $9 for a gallon. Yes, $9. Too much but still thirsty? How about a about a nice 12 oz cup of hot cider or a cider slushee? That only runs $3.99. We've come here for quite a few years but this is now a total rip-off and we will not be back.

We went today, it's a cute place. Unfortunately, apples were ready a few weeks ahead of regular…read moreschedule this year, and a lot of the varieties were already picked cleaned. Still had a bit of last-of-the-season strawberries and raspberries, some butternut squash, and other produce as well that you can pick. They give you buckets for the apples and charge per pound -- they have a pumpkin patch as well, which is a bit small, and they do those per-pound as well. A little pricey but it was a fun experience for our 3 year-old! The weather was beautiful and we enjoyed ourselves. Also: hayrides, a store with AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS speciality jellies/jams, CIDER DONUTS, fresh pressed cider, produce you can buy without having to pick, a random but yummy Greek Food tent (grape leaves, baklava, gyros, oh my!), a friendly horse, chickens/eggs, raw honey, and cute flower area you can pick from. They are open 10am-4pm daily, except for Monday's (closed). My advice is to go early in the day. Also, if you're looking for particular varieties, either check their website chart and/or call ahead to ask about it. Like, they ran out of McIntosh while we were there!