This cute little "greenhouse" farmers market is just TOO stinking adorable! This place just opened…read moreJuly 11th in the middle of a pandemic! It's already amazing as it is and I can't wait to see what's coming next! I hear about farm dinners and food trucks and just being out in the fields. Can't wait to see this place evolve and flourish. For now, you get to have a little taste of their farm with all local produce, flowers, herbs and lots more handpicked right from their farm. Merry was so kind and helpful when it came to explaining the different peppers they have, their local produce even their really cool Greek basil. The best part is EVERYTHING is organically grown and pesticide free. What else could you possibly want! Oh yeah, if you want to become a member you TOTALY can. As a CSA member, you have the chance to not only support the local farmers but you will receive a farm fresh basket of seasonal vegetables EVERY week for 10 weeks. This is definitely a great deal if you don't live too far like myself! Every spring they have a plant sale and at the moment they still had some plants available for the late planters such as tomatoes, basil, peppers and some others of that kind. You can take a plant home right there and grow in a pot or put straight in the ground. Seeds are also available! Love their concept and what they do. The best part is being able to support local especially during these times. They're taking all types of safety precautions and have gloves available for you to pick your own produce and bag it yourself. Pricing is VERY reasonable. You can even take home your favorite piece of pottery, done all locally.

Manza's Family Farm is my go-to location for trees and plants. I have been there multiple times…read moreover the last few years and visited again last week while my parents were visiting from NC. I knew they would enjoy seeing all the trees on sale there and one of the staff helping us was very friendly and got into a long discussion with my father about various fruit trees. Too bad my parents couldn't travel with any trees on the plane! This visit I ended up purchasing three milk weed plants, a beautiful Delphinium, a blue Rose of Sharon and a blueberry bush. The latter already has a lot of blueberries on it!

This place is great for plants, trees, pumpkins, and more. We've gotten all our trees here for…read morereasonable prices throughout the years and they're still standing. Recently we went to get a pumpkin for an event and even though it was pre October they still had a good selection. The staff is always super kind and helpful.

Overall rating: 4.9…read more I want to come back every chance I can get. I had the most amazing burrata salad that I've been trying to recreate for the last few months. A reservation is definitely recommended given the farm's distance. The service was a tad spotty, but the place was very busy. I was on a time crunch, but would definitely want to explore a bit more. Highly recommend!

This place is tucked away in what feels like the middle of a forest, which gives it a charming,…read moresecluded vibe. Parking is limited, but once you arrive, the property is absolutely adorable with its farm setting and beautiful flowers. The service was friendly, attentive, and one of the highlights of our visit. The restaurant prides itself on using fresh, locally grown ingredients, which I really appreciated. Unfortunately, almost every dish we ordered was incredibly salty. I love well seasoned food, but this was just too much. They definitely need to ease up on the salt because it overpowered the fresh ingredients. I would recommend to the chef - calm down on the salt please!!! The standout dish for our group was the hot honey pizza--it was absolutely delicious and the one item I'd happily order again. One small downside that caught me off guard was the bathroom. It was so dark that it was difficult to see anything. Overall, it's a beautiful spot with great service and a charming atmosphere!

I loved Soons orchard! Apple cider donuts were great, the atmosphere was quaint but homey, and the…read morelovely lady working the register was a sweetheart! 5/5 would come again :)

This place is cool. Stopped in with my insanely attractive girl to sip an apple cider alcohol…read morebeverage. I didn't realize what can be brewed from apples. What I ordered tasted like apple juice but sucker had some kick. By the end of one glass I couldn't keep my hands of my girl but I don't need a drink to develop "beer goggles" cause my gal is naturally gorgeous. Staff is dope AF! But we always vibe with staff wherever we go and always have fun and good times. After our brew, we got a bunch of pastries and fruit then went home and kept getting our drink on with some brews we took to go in bottles they provide.

A true farm on the black dirt of upstate New York. Incredible products and seasonal selections…read more Also beautiful flowers!

What a joy to arrive at this farm stand and be greeted by beautiful and aromatic, just-picked…read moreproduce, still warm from the sun. I live in California and routinely shop at farmers markets so I am no stranger to amazing produce. Pine Hill Farm definitely met and exceeded my expectations. Shout out to the wonderful manager who let my sister believe she was paying and used my card. Thank you also to her daughter who helped us load our loot. That bushel of corn disappeared in minutes.

The most dreamiest place to go wildflower or lavender picking. Hang out or pack a picnic and get…read moreready to be in the most relaxing space. Came here for lavender picking by the bucket and we had such an incredible time relaxing, walking around the fields, taking photos and hearing the music of the bees as we walked through the fields. If you stop for a moment, you hear their little choir in perfect synchrony. Came here during the week and it was very quiet and not too many people were around so it was perfect. Absolutely obsessed with the lavender lemonade and all the lavender products. The best part about this place is that there's no fee to walk around or hang around the fields. You pay for what you pick and they have different sizing options. Lavender is only seasonal of course but you can find out what they have in season of pick the beautiful wildflowers if they're around. To be honest just coming out here to relax is an experience itself. They have continuous different types of workshops available done right at the open area (it has a cover so in case it's too hot or it rains you're good!). Make sure to check out what classes and things they have going on on their ig or on their website. Bottom line, gorgeous space, dreamy vibes and incredible owners.

This is my 2nd time coming this Lavenwood lavender & Sunflower farm. I absolutely love coming…read morehere. It is very peaceful and the smell of the lavender smells amazing. My husband and I came here for the 1st time to do a yoga class with Lily and we both had such a great time. It was a hot sunny evening but to smell the lavender , hear the bees buzzing and to feel the breeze it was the perfect night. The 2nd time I cam here was with my family we decided to pick Sunflower . I thought they field would had been bigger but that's okay we all enjoyed it and it was a great time. What I most love about this location is there is no entrance fee . Definitely check out Lavenwood I highly recommend it.

My family and I came on a Sunday after one of those rainy Saturdays, so it was definitely hopping…read more The people working here definitely have a well-oiled machine - not in an off-putting way, but how else would you manage the NYC and NJ crowds? Parking was pretty straightforward. You might need to walk a little to the main area, where there's a small fee to enter the non-apple-picking area. It's small but cute. There are some things for kids to climb on, some animals to see, and a good amount of places to sit and eat purchased food and beverages or what you brought in. The apple cider donuts are definitely worth getting, and I was decently satisfied with my pulled pork sandwich. Next time, though, I'd probably just bring my own food. There's a small store with items and snacks for sale (and an ATM). There's also a bar for some seasonal drinks. The apple-picking area you pay by the bag size. Cash only. No wagons allowed - I wish this had been posted better, but apparently it's a new policy since apples were getting stolen. How sad! Lots of apple trees and two very large sections to choose from. Near the parking lot is a small patch of pumpkins. We got two decent-sized ones for $15/each. The area was definitely muddy with all the traffic and rain. Wear your galoshes! By 1pm, when we were leaving, there was a huge line of cars to get in. If I come back, I'll definitely come on the earlier side!

Best kept secret in Warwick!!! Full bar, amazing views,…read moreauthentic Mexican food and plenty of fun for the kids. Apple cider donuts are to die for All in an 18th century barn!!

Absolutely lovely! Local fresh produce. We came by for some apples and couldn't help ourselves so…read morewe invested in some cabbage, onions, eggs, potatoes and apple cider! We are happy because it's all local. What a friendly atmosphere and cheerful. *no more cider donuts for the time being being sold here but that's ok. We will certainly be back and I can't wait to enjoy our tasty treasures. Thank you!

The produce is fresh and delicious. The apple cider doughnuts are tasty. The flower arrangements…read moreare beautiful. Very well kept farm. Very friendly staff.

This farm is a such a gem. When you come here you get transported to a new place automatically…read morevacation mode. The staff here were super friendly and helpful. This place has the most delicious chicken pot pie I've ever had. I wish I ordered two pie instead of one. The soup of the day was carrot soup and it was bowl licking good. The food is so fresh and well made. Even though the place was packed on a Friday night, the food still out pretty quickly. Plenty of indoor or outdoor seating.

From the owner: All For One One For All (AOOA) is a non-profit regenerative silvopasture farm, farm stand, and…read moreeducation center in New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley. AOOA aims to promote a rich local food culture, build a connected and more resilient community, and do its part to contribute to a healthier planet.

Beautiful animals and the owner is an amazing person. We learn alot about the donkeys and really…read moreenjoyed our visit.

From the owner: We have mini donkeys and a llama. The donkeys love to interact with people. Please call to schedule…read morean appointment. No visits without an appointment as this is our home also. Tours at 11 and 12.