Despite the warm, delicious donuts and friendly girls at the front end, I had a rude interaction…read morewith a blonde lady that worked in the back (prob making donuts) -- if for not her, I'd give this place a 5 star review. I wanted to try a new orchard and have a nice time before the cold really sets in -- so I decided to come here with my family who adores farms and such. We purchased an apple bag that granted us access to the orchard and pick some apples. However, when we were loading them into the trunk of my car, I heard someone say, "are yall gonna pay for that?" Obviously we had paid for them already inside and I explained this to her but she insisted on saying that we weren't allowed to pick apples unless we bought the bag and that stealing is not something that they allowed at the farm... which really irked me because I already bought a bag and explained to her this but she seemed so bothered and didn't understand. Her customer service skills are nonexistent and not here at all. it's extremely rude to assume we were stealing apples when we obviously had a bag with the logo of the farm. Why would anyone jump to the conclusion that we were stealing? I definitely didn't like the experience and I won't be coming back here. I would rather take my business elsewhere where I can shop in peace and enjoy family time. If they're going to be this unhappy and rude, don't work at a farm. Simple. Won't be coming back to this especially if blondie wants to be so rude.

they have my fav cider donuts of all the farms and my moms usually finds a thing or 2.read more

This place is so cute. The people are incredibly friendly and helpful. Farm stand was filled with…read morecute stuff, and delicious temptations. I ending up buying warm apple cider donuts, and picking flowers. The donuts are amazing. Flowers are beautiful. I would highly recommend checking this place out. I loved it.

What a cute idea! It's December and a great way to get people to the farm- a night time candy cane…read morehunt! Decorative candy canes hanging from trees, planted in the ground and then hanging to be picked to take home the sweet treat. Multiple stations of many flavors! Plus Xmas.music playing on the hayride. Bring your own flashlights to eye spy the candy canes! This was a perfect little activity to do with our 2 year old to be festive and on a busy weekend of sports for our oldest. Also- bonfire for s'mores if you choose. Great little place with a cool.little thing to do.

Actually came here for Cousins lobster food truck. They had a few food trucks, artists selling…read moretheir creations, a farmers market, and pick your own sunflowers too! Although it rained most of the time we were there the sun did come out long enough for us to cut some sunflowers which I really enjoyed doing! Beautiful flowers, lots of butterflies.....such an adorable farm!!

So lucky to live so close to this farm stand! Bought the most beautiful bouquet of flowers for only…read more$20!!! This bouquet is huge and guaranteed to make someone's day. Farm stand is always full with veggies and flowers (depending on season). You can't go wrong with their corn, it's the best. I love stopping by in early spring when they put all their hanging baskets and flowers out. One visit I was lucky enough to meet the lady who grows most of the flowers and she actually showed me the greenhouse. So cool to see the "behind the scenes" Can't say enough great things about Butterfly Farm!

5 Stars for a fab local Saturday farmers market filled with fresh produce, prepared food, and…read morecrafts. This market is now on my weekly rotation while staying in the area. Pro-tip: Do a full round before stopping to purchase anything because many of the farm-fresh vegetable and egg vendors have similar offerings and I regretted stopping at the first one I saw before checking others. We also grabbed some coffee (long line, but worth it) as well as the Narragansett Creamery stall for some of their award-winning yogurt. They also have cheese and other dairy products, so make sure this is a stop for your trip! Overall a great market in a large park with plenty of shady trees. We'll be back!

love this farmers market, can't believe i used to just go every now and then because it's my actual…read moreweekly grocery run now. shopping here makes you eat out less because once you taste this quality you can't go back. your favorite locals are here selling their fresh ingredients. very organized and great saturday morning vibes.

I have spent so much time in the East Bay of Rhode Island. I shop at the Swansea Walmart. And yet,…read moreuntil the RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri event, I had no idea Simcock Farms existed. And according to their yelp page, I am late to the game. After a short drive on some pretty tree lined winding roads, I arrived at my destination. It was another blistering hot day when I pulled into the parking lot. A cute white building with a big ole tent in front for shading waiting guests. Already a good sign! The young lady at the counter was quite pleasant, although when I mentioned I wanted to try *her* favorite, I almost laughed as she hesitated before saying, "it's cotton candy, is that okay?" because little did she know I happen to LOVE cotton candy ice cream. Genuinely a sweet young lady. I got my colorful cone, snapped a few photos and jumped into my car to eat in the AC. The ice cream was very good. Very creamy, wonderful cotton candy flavor but didn't over do it in the sugar department. Sometimes cotton candy ice cream can be too sweet with the sugar on sugar combo, so I appreciate that Simcock Farms knows how to balance it. I'm bummed that it took me this long to find this place, but consider this the beginning of a beautiful friendship!

By far the best ice cream and value for the money of any ice cream stand within 100 mi radius!read more

We went here soley for the reason it was the only place that had apples left in mid-October. Most…read moreplaces shut down picking early. Would this be my choice for an applepicking orchard in late September? Probably not. I am glad they open later in the season, even if the variety was not great the later you go ... something I won't faukt them for. When we went, it was mid/late October and the only two varieties left on the trees were small green apples, which were sweet. And what we think were McIntosh apples ... the tree labeling here truly is terrible. Sweet with a slightly tart flavour. We were bummed that there seemed to be no courtland apples for pies ... again, our fault for coming so late. The orchard itself is not what I'd call picturesque. Some of the Massachusetts orchards we've been to (Red Apple, the dreadedly crowded Honeypot, Tougas, etc.) are much more picturesque and upscale. This is kind of a field of smaller trees haphazardly laid out with a small, trailer-like farm store. The cider donuts were regrettable. They were the smaller variety of bitesize donuts ... they didn't taste much different from Entamins and when we opened the bag, which was sitting on a shelf, two wasps flew out as we dug our fingers into the bag. I'd skip the donuts here. The best part about this place is that you pay by the pound. Upon entering the orchard you are given a bag and upon exiting, you pay by weight. At most orchards for pick your own, there is only a $40 bag, which contains 10 lbs.+ of apples. That is heavy to carry, especially if you have kids who want to pick only a few pounds. I love the pay by weight because you don't need to fill a bag with more applea than you'll probably eat. We saw some people using picking poles because most of the late season apples were at the top of the trees. The apples here are much smaller than any other orchard we went to ... but they were tasty. Yes, there are a LOT of bees/wasps (yellowjackets) inside the orchard and store ... but that is pretty much anywhere. While this wasn't the type of orchard you'd see in a movie scene about applepicking, as it feels more like someone's large backyard with apple trees, it was a nice find later in the season and it wasn't so full of people that the experience was annoying, as many orchards are. If you want a smaller orchard where you can bring the kids to quickly pick a few pounds and can do without a petting zoo, restaurant, hayride and games ... this is a fun and unique spot.

The BEST cider! 2nd year that i drove an hour to get this cider as it is the best I've had…read more Have not tried other items they sell

We have just discovered this gem--and what we have been missing! Prepared food, frozen and fridge…read moreitems, indoor and outdoor plants... can't recommend them enough!

Fun stop for anything from annuals, perennials, house plants, yard decor to Warwick ice cream,…read morelocal veggies etc They have lovely fresh bouquets of flowers and compared to lots of other similar businesses I find this one reasonable. Friendly staff is a plus!

Located in the quaint New England village of North Scituate, you will find the tents of my favorite…read morefarmer's market nestled between a shade garden & a gazebo, and elementary school playing fields. Across the street is a picturesque white clapboard historic church, and a cozy library. This all makes for a lovely setting for the Scituate Rotary Farmers Market. Each Saturday from 9-12 you can shop from not only local fruit, vegetable, and meat farmers, but you can also purchase handmade foraged art photo prints, goat milk soap, a variety of crocheted items, plants, flowers, and so much more. There is often live music, baked goods to savor, and sometimes food trucks. This is the perfect Saturday morning place, and you can also stroll through the lovely shops and cafes of North Scituate after perusing the farmer's market. This market is seasonal - so be sure to visit from spring through fall. I hope you love it as much as I do!

On the smaller side of Farmers markets. Completely outside uncovered. Parking is plentiful…read more Typically there is a couple of food trucks. Today there was Boba Wave and Dels at the time I was there. Open 9-12 and is seasonal. Check their social media for special events.