A lovely spot to pick fresh lavender. We've never done it before and the owners were so friendly…read moreand really insightful about it. I would definitely go back.

Gorgeous, relaxing, peaceful place. We've been there twice so far, a dinner and then a jazz…read moreevent. The owners are sweet passionate farmers, Dave and Diane. They are friendly warm hearted people that really care about what they, their products and people. I am hoping to have an event there one day as the smell of lavender will uplift and give you tranquility. The mountain views are beautiful and cows next door are adorable. Only sad thing is they close September so only few weeks left to go. Also, buy some of their lavender products at Troys Farmers Market and start to live in bliss

One of my favorite places for a yearly fall family tradition! Apple season means apple picking,…read moreapple cider donuts, hard cider & fun for the entire gang. Feeding & visiting the goats is always a hit for the kids. Depending on when you go, you can sometimes expect a bounce house, pony rides, food vendors, live music etc. The donut line can get absurdly long but it's never too long of a wait for those local-favorite cider donuts! The donuts are always fresh & warm & otherworldly delicious. The barn also offers many local treats, apple cider, fresh eggs & veggies, fudge, honey, handmade products & so much more. Look up to see the train hanging from the ceiling! Slyboro Ciderhouse is usually serving hard cider, beer on tap, cocktails etc.

We did the Tractor Tour today (My Daughter, Son-in-Law and three year old Grandson) and I have to…read moregive a shout out to Dennis who was our Tour Guide! It was NOT just a wagon ride through the apple orchard!! He told us the history of the orchard, let us stop 3 or 4 times and taste a few apples (and grab a few for home!) Plus he gave us tokens for a taste at the Slyboro Ciderhouse! It was so much fun and my Grandson LOVED it!! I highly recommend it!!

The Scott Farm is one of my favorite places in Vermont. Lovely grounds, including beautiful stone…read morewalls and walking trails. But you can't beat the fall apples of many varieties. I pick up something different every year to try. I live locally, but it's one of my favorite places when I need a boost.

One of the most beautiful farms I've ever been to! They have a wide variety of rare apples and…read moredifferent fruits. Take a day trip out to pick apples and check out their stone masonry area which is very interesting. It's so beautiful, there are garnets in the stone!

Freshly picked apples, amazingly crisp, juicy and so much flavor. Borden is my new favorite orchard…read morein the region (and they have some tough competition). They had about 8 varieties when I was there (should have taken photos to remember them). Of course availability depend on the time of year; I recall they had Cortland, Snap Dragon, HoneyCrisp and a few others in early October. The women who (may have been the owner) helped me was so knowledgable and friendly. I asked for super tart, which are either very early season or late season apples, but she told me to try the Snap Dragon and while it was a little sweeter than I generally like, it was so fresh that I loved them. They have some of the other orchard related products, cider, preserves, eggs, gift items and more.

Absolutely stunning location! I came here with my friend and her dog - they are very pet friendly…read more We had a cheese and meat board and sampled the ciders - absolutely delicious!

What a lovely birthday afternoon! Beautiful weather in the garden surrounded by flowers while…read moretrying flights of delicious cider. The food was super tasty! Try the soup and baguette or a savory tart. But, leave room for a turnover! The only thing nicer than the food was the gals who served us in the shop and the tasting room. Don't miss this hidden gem!

I'm not really a picky person, so on a hot 90-degree day you certainly won't find me in a field…read morepicking my own blueberries. Enter Star Farm! We discovered them recently on our drive to dinner at the Cock 'n' Bull restaurant. The farm planted their blueberry bushes in 2013 and had their first harvest in 2018. We learned this while talking to the friendly wife of the owning family. They are set back in from Galway Rd, just east of the Galway traffic light. Look for the sign on their truly classic, white (fire?)truck at the edge of their driveway. They have a small retail stand from which you can arrange to pick your own blueberries or purchase pints and quarts of berries freshly picked that morning. They also sell pies from Smith's Orchard, cookies and doughnuts from someplace that I didn't get the name of, girl scout cookies, jewelry, maple syrup, and certainly several other items that I didn't take note of. Besides being a really nice place to stop by, the blueberries are delicious! Large, ripe, flavorful berries, no comparison to the ones coming from New Jersey or from far-off countries and currently available in any supermarket. Their pickers also do an excellent job of removing the stems from each berry. While I can't speak for the picking experience, they expect to be open through August. You may want to go and pick your own.

Star Farm Blueberries is a wonderful place to come for pick-your-own blueberries! The staff is is…read morehelpful and friendly! The blueberries are huge and deliciously sweet! Be sure to check out the merchandise in the farm store while you are here.

Fresh home grown produce-You pick or just grab and go! Flowers/arrangements and jams too!…read more Friendly family run business! Clean, neat, well organized and reasonable prices!

This is small family owned farm that has PYO strawberries, blueberries, and apples. In their farm…read morestand/store they have lots of veggies, jam, honey, flowers, and baked goods for sale. It's a nice place that is big enough so you can PYO but not so huge that you have to walk through a massive farm. Lots of great veggies and beautiful bouquets from their gardens that you can just drop by and purchase. Their FB page is active so check there for updates.

We were a little too early in the season for u-pick so just visited the cafe. Very nicely…read moredecorated, cute vibe and the owner was so friendly. Great coffee drinks (we had hot and iced lattes), and the bagel sandwiches (bacon, egg, cheese) were delicious. We took home a chocolate croissant which was excellent. Chickens that supply their eggs were roaming the property, which added to the charm. Look forward to going back!

Friendly, warm and inviting. Great coffee! Came from Ghent and it was definitely worth it. Picking…read moreflowers starts in July!

I used to visit here annually when I lived in NY. I have very fond memories of Indian Ladder Farms…read moreas a child and it was a very special treat to sample their warm apple cider and devour a bag of fresh cider donuts. Many years later they have so much more to offer - several varieties of fresh coffee, fresh warm pies, a huge selection of jarred items such as honey, pickles, olives, jams and jellies, a variety of craft beers and ciders made on site, Danishes, cookies, and other pastries for purchase, clothing and other merchandise, a large produce area with some of the most beautiful fruits and veggies available, a separate building dedicated to just apple varieties, and a large event hall at the back end of the property near their brewery. This place is pretty awesome. Something else to note is that when we arrived, they were setting up for Oktoberfest, so if you don't have any plans for Oktoberfest next year this would be an exceptional venue to share in the celebration. I have to say that it is a little pricy, much more expensive than I remember but we are living in different times now. We purchased one of the warm peach pies and it was exquisite. I even had a piece with my breakfast the next morning, I couldn't get enough, but it was about $25. Three donuts and two coffees cost us $17.55, which is a bit overkill but we wanted to enjoy in the moment. We also purchased a jar of peach jelly Togo and that was about $8. This is a great place to take a friend or date in the afternoon or for an event. There are several walking trails available and the property is gorgeous as you have a great view of the Catskill Mountains. There are several places where you can just sit around and chat for a while and they have their own pub and eatery under the main store. Additionally, there are some livestock chilling on the property and a small petting area where the kids can feed goats, chickens and any other creature wandering around. All-in-all, we had a great time while visiting and would definitely come back next time we are in NY.

Can't believe I've never been here before. I made up for it by picking up some awesome produce,…read morecider (hard and regular/sparkling and not)...and a bunch of other goodies. (Ice cream and cider donuts, anyone?) Nice staff-super helpful. Oh, the sweet potatoes that I got here were gigantic and some of the best I've ever cooked.

This place is genuinely adorable and filled with beautiful animals to see, my favorite was…read moredefinitely the highland cows and all of the babies there.The family who runs this farm is super sweet and friendly and made us feel welcome both times we went. The little shop inside was adorable and had all kinds of fresh meats and cheeses.

We had so much fun visiting the farm and getting a tour of all the animal pens!…read more Our tour guide truly loves each animal and you felt a personal connection.. Our tour guide took us around all the facilities and let us interact with each animal. We went inside every gate and touched animals, I got to hold a chicken, piglet, rabbit, was able to pet cows and sheep. They have a mini farm store too where you can buy milk, cheese, meat, yogurt etc This is a wonderful activity for kids and adults alike. I would absolutely come back!