This is a beautiful and very large rose garden that blooms in June. Highly recommend stopping by…read morefor a walk through the garden sometime during the month of June. Since the park is adjacent to the Genesee River, there is also a trail that runs the length of the park, which extends pretty far north. That makes this park a nice place to walk. The park does have a restroom.

I've been several times on different years through this park, but either it was towards the end or…read moreoff seasons. Today I was driving by and saw the blooms and stopped for a little bit, and they were peak blooming. Absolutely gorgeous. There were families having picnics under the tree shades. The gazebo used to have some seating, not any more. It was quite it this time, the crowds were well behaved.

My favorite place to pick blueberries and raspberries. They have the most beautiful blueberry…read moreplants. They have some very tall ones that are gorgeous, they look like edible lilacs. You are able to walk freely throughout the rows and bask in the beauty while obtaining delicious fruit. Staff are friendly and helpful, I've never had a bad experience. You pay by the lb for the blueberries.

What a great experience. I had the opportunity to meet the owner and her daughter. They were…read moresuper informative and knowledgeable in all things apple! I even hit them with a few random questions and BOOM, they had the answers. We did go a little later into the season so we were not able to pick all of their apples varieties, but I still went home with a bunch! Also, we had the opportunity to pick fresh raspberries. I WAS IN HEAVEN. I could have just done that and been a happy camper. I also picked a small pumpkin from their patch. I learned that the pumpkin patch location changes every 1-2 years. Its a good thing that it was in its lat year because there are plans for that space next year. Keep your eyes peeled people because next year there will be a Cidery opening up. As well as a place to hold parties/weddings! I am totally pumped to try their tasty ciders with all of their homegrown fruit! Their keeping it in the family as the owners daughter and son-in-law are the ones that will be running this place. There was also a maze, but i did not take the time to walk through it. Overall I did not see as many children attractions that you tend to see at apple farms, but I loved the mother daughter team and their passion and commitment to locally grown fruit and cider! I will be back!

Wild Hill Farm is an organic community-supported agriculture (CSA) farm in Bloomfield. Members of…read morethe program for each season pick up produce every week, for 20 weeks, and can also select items additional from their "you pick" fields of herbs, flowers and other vegetables. It's a great way to support local farmers while getting a large variety of fresh produce.

I've been coming to Gro-Moore for years, and it's something I look forward to every season. They…read morehave the best strawberries! A few things to know before you go: Gro-Moore is cash only, but there is an ATM on-site. Be sure to bring your own containers, or you can purchase one there. When you arrive, there's a farm stand at the front that sells pre-picked strawberries for $8.50 per quart. From there, you'll drive down a bumpy gravel road to a large parking area. After checking in and either purchasing a container or showing the one you brought, you'll be directed to a specific row for picking. A worker will tell you where to start, which is marked by a flag left by the previous picker who finished that section. Picking strawberries can be labor-intensive since you'll be crouched low to the ground, but it's well worth the effort. Once you're done, you head back to pay. I filled a huge container for just $10. The strawberries were incredibly sweet, juicy, and bright red. I'll definitely be back next year! Their Facebook page is kept very up to date with current picking conditions and information. This year, there was even an ice cream truck on-site, which was a huge hit with the kids.

We had a great experience picking strawberries here! The prices were reasonable. You could bring…read moreyour own container or buy one there, and then pay for the strawberries by weight. They also have recipes, shortcake, and a package of freezer jam mix available to buy. Of course, you can also eat while you pick!

I love Wickham farms!…read more I've been going here for 4 years and I feel like every year it gets busier (so that does definitely have a downside as the farm and parking lot get full), and they add more cute little things around the farm as well as more events. You're not allowed to bring any food or drinks in, but they now have enough food options that I think most could find something that works for them. The hot foods like burgers are pretty basic and remind me of school lunches, so they're a bit overpriced for what they are. The apple cider shakeups are the best though, and they also have great apple cider donuts and slushy. Highly recommend. Tickets are pretty expensive. If you're an adult without kids, it might be worth it to buy the full ticket pass (for apple picking and the fun farm area) once if you want to check it out, but in general I recommend buying the apple picking ticket only. You get to pick a bag of apples, take some cute pics in some of the areas set up for that purpose, and check out the pumpkins and the store, where you can buy the apple shakeup and donut. In the summer they also have flower picking events and the sunflower spectacular tickets which have also been a great time!

My friends and I made it to the last weekend of Apple, picking and activities at Wickham Farms…read more Truthfully, after looking at the reviews, I was very skeptical about paying for an entrance fee and worried that they were going to be too many children around. However, I bit the bullet and found the value($23.95 for barnyard tickets and $28.95 including apple picking) to be worthwhile as well as the selection of activities for all ages to be enjoyable. To every member of the staff that we approached, they were all very kind and informative. We got to enjoy the apple cider donuts, apple cider, pumpkin smash, and the ride to the apple orchards. We were surprised to see an event where they drop a large pumpkin high above ground, but it was very cool to watch (and wondered if this was because this was their last weekend of opening!)

The owner was nice enough to meet us the weekend before Thanksgiving when no one else was open yet!…read moreThis is a small, home tree farm, so don't expect 300 trees to choose from, but the available selection is well-kept. Best for trees under 6', I'd say. Great price as well!

Heard about their annual pumpkin toss on their Facebook page. We pulled in to the farm and…read moreimmediately saw two pigs enjoying so many pumpkins that people generously brought. The owner Alyssa greeted us and was such an amazing person. She took the time to talk and walk with us on our first tour. She introduced us to a two old worldAmerican duroc's.. about 750 lbs each! They were so cool and chill! One of her pigs was stating to go into labor and expecting 7 piglets.. how exciting! We saw ducks and chickens loving all their festival snacks... we continue to the back area where we walked right into the field with so many pigs! They we're having the time of their life. Sticking their heads into pumpkins and eating them. I've never seen pigs up so close, they were so friendly and honestly could of cared less we were there. I was surprised how soft they were and allowed us to pet them. Next we went further back and met the Scottish highland cows, so stunning. Fabio with his gorgeous hair... accurately named. The adorable baby Maggie. Had to pick up some of their famous candied bacon at their food truck on premise. Giant cool fireplace to warm up at was a huge hit too. I can't say enough great things about Alyssa, her passion and love for this place and her animals are inspiring. She just wants to help educate and give back to her community. She's such an asset.

This review is strictly on their food truck manga roc. We stopped to support a local business that…read moreis providing amazing food. This family run and operated business is amazing. The staff were very friendly. This is pasture raised pigs at a local farm so you know exactly what you are getting when you buy. They had many options to buy, most of them were pork related but this night they added a chicken option. It's nice to have options. I ordered their BLT and upgraded to the fries. The sandwich was amazing. Seems like you can't mess up a BLT but trust me I have been to places they were awful. There is a difference in quality of the bacon and can understand why it's priced accordingly. They have a website with farm location to actually buy their pork, but also post when they have their amazing food truck open and operating thru the county.

I had never gone maple syrup sampling, but always wanted to.Yesterday, accidentally we saw a sign…read more for sugar sampling and it was for. Trout Brook Sugarhouse. They were warm and inviting. We had a nice conversation, we took a tour. I sampled your maple, syrups and sugar we even visited alpacas. Nice alpaca items for sale too.

What a gem in Honeoye Falls. A must stop. The owners are absolutely fabulous and accommodating to…read moreguests. I have lived in the area my entire life and never visited a maple farm or participated in Maple Fest Weekend. It was truly a joy to take my family, tweens & teens to Trout Brook Sugar house where they got to visit the alpacas and learn about syrup making. Thank you for Sheila for a great experience. The kids loved trying the different flavors/options of syrup.