Fruit farm with items in season. U Pick! Nice property to walk and pick your own fruits in season…read more Fresh made apple cider donuts.

What a hidden gem. Right across the Hudson River from the Poughkeepsie IBM campus, Locust Grove…read moreBrewing Company is nestled in the small town of Milton. We first tried their cider on tap at King's Court Brewery in Poughkeepsie. Easy to find - a big yellow barn with ample parking. We stopped in on a December Saturday looking to have some drinks and check out the new space. We arrived just after they opened and were so impressed by the new, but rustic feel. There's a massive horseshoe bar, gender neutral bathrooms, bar games, firepits, many taps, and my favorite, RIVER VIEWS! The staff was welcoming and knowledgeable and recommended a few tasty styles of beer. Locust Grove makes their own cider and features beer from King's Court Brewery a few miles away. I recommend the Bat Exodus Nitro Stout. Had two and, as a Guinness fan, I thought this was far more flavorful. If stouts aren't your preference, they have many varieties of ales, IPAs, porters, and ciders. The cider isn't too sweet. I sampled a few and found them fruity, funky, and crushable without much sugar. Can't wait to visit again and pick up some swag. Locust Grove has shirts, beanies, and other branded items for purchase. If you're looking for outdoor space, know that they have 3 or 4 Solostove Stainless Firepits. These things are the best - high heat and no smoke. They "fired" it right up for us and before we knew it, three hours passed watching the river as the sun set behind us. PS - they have a legit shuffleboard table inside.

Wonderful eggs. They trust us to pay. Delightful…read moreold-fashioned. Can't wait for the spring vegetables. Seems such a nice farm.

Excellent produce. The stand uses the "Honor System" for when the owners are not available to man…read morethe stand! The seasonal offerings are of good quality and delicious. I stop there for vegetables whenever I am in the area.

Went with friends to this Apple, picking Orchard. I've been…read moreto a few Apple picking orchards over the years. It was very crowded, it could've been the beautiful weather for the end of October. The fall foliage really added to the experience. Picked up a couple of things; apple cider, apple cider donuts, apple butter. Paid cash; but they have no way to give you a receipt or email one to you. They don't accept Apple Pay. It's a little confusing in the shop; there's one long line and only two cashiers. There's the usual hayrides and activities for children. They could use more parking. The crushed gravel is difficult to navigate for someone who has mobility issues.

Really cool place to take families and friends!! Lots of kid friendly options like huge jumpy tarp…read morethingy, bad apple slingshots, huge climbing webs, basketball, go cart racing, bad apple shooting range, rock mining and more!! They have a huge corn maze, lots and lots of apple picking, ice cream, delicious fresh cheap hot donuts and apple cider, ice cream and well.. tons of apples!! A must go to!!

Love this market! It's been growing steadily over the past few years It's covered, which means…read moreit's usually open rain or shine and in the heat, it can really be a sweet relief. They have live music too. Attracting more vendors, especially with local products like bread, maple syrup, coffee, baked goods, cheeses and goat milk, homemade soap, microgreens as well as several fresh produe vendors - even organic - and someone who sells farm fresh eggs and chicken! Prices are very reasonable as well. This year there are a few food vendors and trucks - jerk chicken and Mole Mole with mexican food - though they are here sometimes and missing other Mondays. There are picnic tables in the market to hang out or eat too. Parking is tight and sparse - the Children's Museum allows free use of their lot, but parking at Waryas Park is also an option if you don't mind a short walk. And the train station is also within walking distance. There is a walkway along the river that connects both Waryas and Upper Landing Park, so it's a great place for a walk or spending time sitting on a bench near the river on a nice day. You can even take the elevator up to the Walkway over the Hudson. Please come here and support your local vendors and farmers!

From the owner: The Poughkeepsie Waterfront Market is a seasonal summer Market that is held in the covered pavilion…read moreof the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum. It operates weekly on Tuesday afternoons from 2:00 pm - 5:30 pm, May through October. The Market showcases and celebrates the agricultural bounty of the Hudson Valley and features vegetables, fruits, eggs, poultry, cheese, baked goods, maple products, and more. The Market also features fabulous prepared food vendors and live music provided by local musicians. The Market is steps away from both the Poughkeepsie Train Station, The Walkway Over the Hudson elevator, and two city parks - making the Market accessible to City residents, families visiting the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum, and tourists alike.

You go here primarily to pick cherries, peaches, and apricots. The farm is quite expensive with…read moregood views of a river. We picked a good amount of cherries and apricots and got it for around $7. It was overall a fun experience and we got to ride in a tractor. The staff provided really friendly service and it was overall a solid experience. In addition to the fruit picking, you can buy pre picked fruit or foods like donuts, snacks, and drinks like apple brandy and lemonade.

Decided to come to this Orchard for the first time for apple picking. My husband, mom, and I…read moreenjoyed our experience. The orchard itself was cute and easy to navigate with well marked signs. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The best part is that it was not busy or over crowded! My husband and mom really enjoyed the popcorn chicken from the food tuck on site too!

Best Farm Stand I've ever stopped at!…read more This farm has a stand set up at the entrance to their farm right on 9W in Marlboro. The stand offers everything from fresh veggies, lettuce, apples, in season fruits (the grapes right now are AMAZING) to honey and flowers. The stand is equipped with lights and sprayers to keep the produce fresh. I'll be stopping here anytime I'm in the area and may even consider driving here on a Saturday just to stock up on fresh items. This one is worth a drive!

If you are going upstate NY and have extra time, take the Farmers Road ( I think I-81/sorry I'm a…read morebackseat driver). This route is longer but more scenic and full of farms. This stand had a clear front entrance with a great variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, honey, pickled items and on....The back has a selection of plants and potted herbs. Outstanding heirloom tomato and the colors, wow! Prices are higher than what you get at your local places but it's worth it...fresh from farm to table.