This small family owned farm has been a staple in Perry for decades. They never disappoint. I'm…read moreexcited to try some new (to me) varieties of sweet baby squash. Beautiful apples and kale, too. And don't forget that local made pumpkin roll! Highly recommend. They're super nice folks!

Produce they grow on the farm sold here. From the usual to the exotic you will find here. Good…read morequality and fair prices. Local goods like honey and jam sold as well. Service friendly. Clean market as well and spacious. Sanitizer available.

Standing Rock did not disappoint. Checks all the boxes. Many venues on site from large barn style…read moreto smaller quaint areas. The houses, Cabins and even down to a Tee Pee are all spotless and well maintained. Every need is taken care of by the Event Coordinator. Many things to do on site. Three lakes for fishing, canoeing and swimming. Animals on site for families to interact with

Mudd everywhere and had to walk through it from the chapel to the venue. No dry mop or coat racks…read more Also not handicap accessible

The variety at this cute little market is just as enjoyable as their customer service and locally…read moregrown produce. If you're into gourds and squashes- they easily have more than I've ever seen. The colors & shapes on all of them looked as if they were hand painted. And the smell of fresh apples would make your mouth water. Each display was clean, the prices clearly visible and fair; plus they also have goats milk fudge, cookies & pies as well. The selection of peppers was out of this world and you can't go wrong with the beautifully colored Indian corn. Although this is a small roadside market, I would gladly return if I lived in the state. And trust me when I say you wont find such a large display of yummy squash anywhere else!

My wife decided to it was time to pick your own vegetables and spent 3 hours in the field with…read moretomatoes, berries and grapes. This is not my cup of tea and I'm a person whom would rather buy in bulk at sams club than be one with the earth. Good Luck your Vegetable hunting.

They have a beautiful selection of plants, annuals, perennials, and houseplants. The staff is…read morecourteous, helpful and have a great sense of humor. All the plants are flourishing and my yard looks wonderful!!!

I can't gush enough about Rosby's. I visit every year to grab a peck of cucumbers and some…read moregorgeous, fresh dill to make my pickles. Every year, their cucumbers far rival any other market or vendor. These cukes are fresh, bright, firm and delicious. Dill as fragrant as you can imagine. Their marketplace also has everything you need for canning- reasonably priced mason jars, pectin, beautiful fruit and recipes. The staff is ever-helpful and friendly. The prices are a great value. I can't wait to go back for raspberry picking! One of my favorite things is that they keep their website updated so you know when to expect the cucumbers to be in season and when they'll be done with raspberries. They have even sent postcards! How great is that?

If you love fruit and other associated items, this is a great place to stop and shop.read more

I just wish I lived closer to Robinson's, because I love great apple farms and this is a great…read moreapple farm. You have all sorts of apples to pick, or apple pies to eat - I got a crumb one and enjoyed every last bite over the last 2 days. Because a pie that good isn't gonna sit long. If I lived closer, I'd be sampling their cider (on a routine basis of course) and make sure to always check what they're cooking next. Bonus points to the woman behind the counter who was very patient as I perused the pies and everything else to decide what I want. (Slight deduction for potassium sorbate in the cider. I know it's relatively ubiquitous but would vastly prefer the fresh cider without it - I can drink a gallon that fast! But I get it.)

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!

Not sure why there aren't many more reviews for this farm! My family and I went for their fall…read moreevent that includes a hayride, corn maze, pumpkin picking from the vine and a play area for kids. Entry was $5 and kids 2 and under are free. The entry fee gets you access to everything mentioned. There were 3 food trucks in front, and also their main building consists of fresh picked vegetables (a big assortment of peppers ranging from mild to hot) and other handmade local goods. Prices are very reasonable as well. If you don't want to pick your own pumpkin, there are also ones that you can just choose and purchase in front of their main building, along with cornstalks. Let me tell you, this hayride is by far the best I've been on. From the cleanliness of the farm and the hayride, to the organization and friendliness of the employees. They close at 5pm on Saturdays, and advertise that their last hayride is at 4pm, but they went until almost closing due to there still being people who wanted to ride. There were 2 tractors that took patrons to and from the pumpkin area. The ride to the area was about 5 or so minutes, and coming back was about 10 minutes. While riding, you get views of the whole farm, a view of a pond and also ride through their orchards. The tractors and seating area were clean and in good shape. The pumpkin patch had a lot to choose from and different shapes, sizes and colors. Many were still on the vine. The price for the pumpkins is $0.42 per pound. I got one huge pumpkin, and 4 small ones for $12. Not bad at all! This farm has yearly events, and I can't wait to return. Definitely recommended!

I'll jump into the rating game to represent us 50-somethings that Matt G references - some of us do…read moreYelp! Molnar Farms is great. We are new to the area and when house hunting last fall, we spotted the hay bale minions. My husband is a huge minion fan so he made our poor realtor go back to take pictures! We didn't realize at the time that the hale bale sculptures are an annual event at the farm. We've been back to get fresh produce and went to the open house a couple weeks ago and took a hayride tour of the farm. Looking forward to fall produce and seeing what this year's hay bales are!

It is a fun one day destination for families for sure. They have added so many attractions and…read moreactivities since I was a kid for sure. Their prices are fair and they have so much to offer. The people are friendly and helpful. Nice way to spend a day in all seasons but winter I suppose....never tried it!

The Pick Your Own Strawberries patches of White House Fruit Farm is about three miles away from the…read moremain fruit market. They have a few workers at the patches that provide a quart container for approx. $3.50 or a larger bucket for $10 to fill up (possibly cash only). The staff is friendly and point you to the area that they would like you to pick and where more strawberries are. It's a nice outdoor activity to enjoy by yourself or with the family. You pick your own strawberries and there are plenty of good ones to find.

Great place to pick your own blueberries or blackberries. Staff is really knowledgeable.read more

I just came to pick blueberries and it's a pick-your-own farm about a 40 minute drive from…read moreUniversity Circle. This was not a very large farm and it is super easy to manage with plenty of blueberries for picking right into end of July still with plenty of produce. The blueberries were priced very inexpensively. Thinking about it, it was probably less than a grocery store. If I were to break it up, getting about a pint was $2, while it may be $3-4 at the grocery store which makes quite the difference. I expect blueberries to be more expensive at these farms as well, and it was a pleasant surprise. If you can, I recommend picking on a cooler day because it can take awhile, especially if you are looking to bake goods or pick many many pounds of them. There is a little shack which more produce and meats as well! There was garlic, squash, tomato, broccoli, fresh eggs and more when I went, so consider getting your groceries here too!

This is my first year to pick blueberries here. They taste so amazing! No wonder I never liked…read morestore-bought blueberries! Freshly picked berries make store berries taste like papers, in comparison. The price is awesome. You pay 4 times the price at giant eagle. They also have produce- veggies, chicken. I bought 2 dozens of eggs. The egg yolks are rich golden in color. So different from Costco organic eggs. Some of the eggs have blue eggshells- because the animals are not carefully generically selected to mass produce. In nature, the genes naturally variate. I recommend come in early morning, apply sunscreen and bug spray. For toddlers, Plan to stay 1.5 hours at the most. They don't last long in the summer sun, which is the prime blueberry season.