Aquila's Nest is absolutely worth a visit. We sat in one of their cozy geodesic dome igloos which…read moremakes it such a fun and relaxed experience. The wine flight did not disappoint -- we tried the red, white & a combination, all solid pours. The cheese box is necessary if you're trying the flight ( or you can bring your own food). Highly recommend booking an igloo and making a night of it!

Came back for another visit on Good Friday this time. The weather was great and we got nice igloo…read moreseating for more comfort and privacy. It was so cozy. The vineyard grounds were beautiful and such a relaxing view. We got 2 bottles of the rosè and there was a pizza truck that evening so we ordered a bunch of pizza. So good!!! Our server Ava was nice too. Great evening! My hard to impress parents loved it too

Oh, happy day! I am a major fan of the Hawthorne Valley Farm Store and Bakery. We became devotees…read moreof their seven grain bread, but recently there was a major change in how it was made, going from a very substantial REAL loaf of bread to a fluffy, airy version that was no longer worth buying. After sadly discontinuing it in our usual purchases for a while, we decided to give it a try again. In a small but true bit of good news, they seem to have gone back to making the old, righteous recipe. Kudos to the Hawthorne Valley Farm bakers!

Everything about this place is perfection. The breads are incredible. Great selection of products…read moreand friendly staff. Go here

Nice little vineyard. Wonderful wait staff. Wines were fun. Cab Sauv reserve was good. The Pinot…read moreGrigio was a bit floral and sweet. The carmenere was good. The zin was a bit sweet for my taste. Overall it was good. Would try again.

A very dear friend of mine officiated at a wedding held at Mulberry Vineyards and she invited me…read moreout to sample their current selection recently. When I arrived she and her husband were having a very genial conversation with the owner Dave at the outdoor seating area. The vineyard is clearing some land and the entrance drive, at the time of my visit, was strewn with downed timber and a large dirt parking area at the end. There is a sign on the street pointing you into the driveway. Once the introductions were over Dave told us about the vineyards he has and the one's he plans to plant. Where he gets grapes from and how he produces his wine. We walked in to the converted barn which is beautifully decorated with a large bar in the center and comfortable seating areas around the perimeter. They have a rack of bottles ready to be sold and a gift box display. The day we went there were four or five wines available. Once a type has sold out, it's done for the season so those who know and like Dave's wine know when to head over to make their purchases. Some offerings are ready in Spring while others are not available until Autumn. I ended up purchasing two bottles each of three of the available wines. The Riesling is a bit dry and not too sweet. Lovely. The Cab had a nice 'full mouth' feel to it and a clean finish. I have been disappointed by other RI wine producers and to be honest I didn't have high expectations. I was very pleasantly surprised. We also had an opportunity to meet Dave's wife and children. This is truly a family business. With each new arrival, Dave made a point to say hello, get their name, tell them his and pour them a glass. We sampled each of the available wines but others came in just to enjoy a glass. The atmosphere was such that everyone was chatty with each other even though we were strangers. It made for a very enjoyable visit. This vineyard is in the woods and the drive up is just beautiful along winding back roads. On a beautiful, sunny Saturday, it made for a very enjoyable day. If I could suggest just one thing it would be to offer a small snack. This may be a sticky wicket as they are a wine producer, not a restaurant and I'm sure that brings up a whole other set of laws. During our visit his 'intern' showed up with a spinach and pepperoni calzone which he offered all around. It was just delightful and I was very happy to have something to eat after sampling several wines. Maybe next time I'll just bring along a snack to share. I hope that's OK.

This is a cute farm with attached hiking trails in Westchester County. There's a lot of free…read moreparking. Entrance is free. They have farmers markets on Sundays in certain seasons. They have over 777 acres. You can read about the history. There are no pets allowed so the animals are comfortable. They have all sorts of events.

Loved it here! I was…read morelooking for an outdoor space to walk and found this place. It was crowded with families but I walked for awhile on the trails and then ended up away from the crowds that were closer to where there animals were housed. The views here were very scenic and serene. I would recommend coming here if you want to see some farm life. If you have kids who love animals, I'd highly recommend this place! They have a lot of staff walking around guiding people around the farm area. There is plenty of signage to find your way. And, there was a snack bar with a variety of food too. I look forward to coming back here and seeing more farm life soon!

The whole experience was very challenging from the food, terribly overpriced for a family, entrance…read morefee, drinks, tokens to buy. Rest room long lines, drinks & food long lines, they need to change something to make it easier for families, no seating for the seniors, unless a picnic table that others need. Very dirty tables to eat from.

Mike's Maze is located in scenic Sunderland, MA... a combination aerially discernible image and…read morecorn maze is crafted here each season with the apparent running theme of 'awesome' - Mike's has featured constructs from Albert Einstein to Julia Child... this year saw patrons getting delightedly turned around amid a reproduction of Odysseus and Polyphemus "An Odyssey in Corn"... After a brief introduction (stay on the path, keep up with your kids, etc) you are given a fistful of tokens, a score-sheet/rough map and a tall colored flag (in case you have an inner ear problem and get fully lost) and are set loose into the field... You then get to navigate your way through the maze, making your first decision as soon as you have taken a few steps inside... every so often you will stumble upon a mini-game that you can buy into utilizing one of your tokens, once complete you will get an official check to your score-sheet... should you complete all the games in one go there's a special (not so special, mind you) prize for you at the end... The mini-games are as fun as they are variable... previous years have seen a tomato trebuchet, a potato cannon, a water puzzle, an archery event... the list goes on... all extremely silly good times... At turns you'll come across little kids excitedly arguing about which turn is the correct one, grandparents calling for their wards, hipsters moving quickly away from each other as they cease their extremely public display of affection at your arrival and even a few 50 something married couples in the same state... there's just something about Warner Farm that brings out the happy in folk... When you've gotten tired of getting lost, have chapped lips from canoodling or have mastered the maze you head back to the main tent and collect your goodies - different from year to year but they always manage to be keepsakes that elicit a smile... In addition to the greatness of the maze pony and hay cart rides are on site for the kids beginning in October... They are closed for the season in November... when you're done with Mike's head to Sugarloaf Frostee for a bite and get to the top of Sugarloaf itself... the maze is a sight to behold from that far above... Go here and make delightful memories for you and yours...

**November 2025: Tuesday Early Afternoon Visit**…read more For my Vermont portion of the roadtrip I really wanted to visit a maple syrup farm. I called the day before to confirm hours and inquire on potential tours and they indeed were in operation despite the cold season. We arrived around 1pm and entered the small gift shop which had their maple syrup on display in various sizes. They also sold some Vermont made Jam, homemade magnets and some other souvenirs. The shopkeeper greeted us and agreed to give us a tour and educated us about the maple syrup process. She took us out back and told us and showed us the blue pipes that transport the syrup to their backhouse which then heats it up so all the liquid dissipates. At the end of the tour we got to sample both the Medium Amber and Dark Robust syrups. My friend and I definitely preferred the Medium Amber. I bought small maple leaf shaped jars as well as the maple candy to bring in my checked bag and my friend asked if they could ship his gallon to California. This maple syrup has a more molasses taste to it and I think I'm ruined on store bought generic maple syrup lol. Overall, a fun visit!

Had a great time at the sugar house, got a chance to take a tour and learn about how maple syrup is…read moremade as well as getting to try some samples. Their friendly pup is a bonus to this unique experience we had!

My boyfriend and I stopped here after seeing a "Farm To Table" lunch advertised by a sign outside…read morenear the road. I've always wanted to try a farm to table restaurant! It exceeded my expectations! The menu had something for everyone and had a good variety. We picked shrimp gumbo, butternut squash soup, turkey chili, and cheesesteak. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious. Nothing tasted artificial at all. After we got our food a staff member came out with an orange wedge and suggested adding it to the butternut squash soup. I'm a bit adventurous...I tired it and it was good! There's also a few shops in the old farm. They have local jams, honey, and (right now) fall decor. If you walk toward the back there are some animals. We were told they love attention and it wasn't a lie! We pet some after lunch. Definitely a great place! We know the menu will be different but we would be back again for lunch!

The Quick: beautiful farm with a variety of gifts, food, and local treasures. I do a great job…read moredecorating for the season, and is worth stopping by The Details: we love stopping by this farm for christmas, but they have food and goodies available all year round. I definitely recommend stopping in

I had so much fun! I did the Father's Day brunch and he was so happy with everything. The food was…read morebuffet style and they call you in per table. The food surprised me because it was really good. My brother was saying these are the best eggs he ever had. The DJ was great and played different variety of music. He was really good. The down side is the space between the tables. The tables are too close. Also I was told I couldn't bring my stroller when I booked this via the phone but I did see other people with their strollers. It was a bit frustrating for me not to have the stroller because my baby really needed it.

I caught Covid on this cruise. The ship was extremely crowded, people were coughing and the lower…read moredeck where the buffet dinner was served had absolutely no ventilation and was very hot. The food was poor at best. The walk to the ship is quite long and the boarding ramp is extremely steep. I was told that someone would assist me getting on, but that didn't happen.