Okay, first let me say that this place has the best prices hands down for pumpkins, mums etc. The…read moreworkers are very nice and usually have samples out for you to try . My only suggestion is that they try to clean the place up a little! They could make a killing if they just fixed their signage ( which needs some serious updating , even the signs on the backroads are faded and hard to see!) The photo op area is off to the side surround by weeds and just looks like a real mess - which is what I think keeps people and families away. I know it's a small family business but this is something that can be worked on in the off season. Just these little tweaks to your business could really bring in a crowd. Unless that's what you're trying to avoid- which I also understand . They also need to work on their social media page- especially Instagram. Things are often misspelled , the number of years they have been open often changes, or the odd pictures of the older son with his shirt off is kind of weird to me , especially on a pumpkin farm page. But just thought I'd give my 2 cents. Otherwise, I can't wait to stop up and get some pumpkins and mums!

It's not fancy and full of arts and crafts, but the prices simply cannot be beat on all…read moreitems...pumpkins (all sizes and colors!), squash (many varieties!), brussel sprouts (best I have ever had), peppers, tomatoes, apples, etc. The owners are very nice people and extremely helpful if you need it. Its not as far a drive for Binghamton area residents (as Jacksons and Iron Kettle) and the prices are much better.

I've been taking my children, grandkids there since 1980's because of family atmosphere, children's…read morefables/characters, and fresh produce/baked goods always. Its improved almost yearly since then, during October I try to go in morning due to extra traffic/parking.

Prices are slightly higher than other farm strands along the road. Large selection of dry goods and…read moresundries as well.

The cider donuts were really good, pie not so much...canned filling. Candy apples were skimpy on…read morethe candy, hardly any once you unwrapped it. Pumpkins were priced okay $10 for a decent sized pumpkin. The activities were great as long as you weren't handicapped then it's limited. No well defined paths for wheelchairs and no handicap accessible bathrooms for a person in a wheelchair chair. I gave it a three for those who aren't disabled. Needs to come a long way to accommodate those with mobility issues.

Terrific corn maze, even better fresh french fries. Cordial staff, pretty fair produce prices,…read moreplenty of parking. Not a fan of port-o-potties, but inside the store there is a real bathroom.

Nice sized pumpkin patch, nicer people, but the prices are crazy for their pumpkins!! I paid $10…read morefor the same sized pumpkin I could have gotten at a grocery store for $3. I'll take this as a loss and say I've paid for the experience, but definitely crazy prices.

Took my sister in law and my 7 year old son to Smithome farms on a late Sunday afternoon. We went…read morethrough the corn maze which was fun and challenging, but not too hard, and then went for cider and donuts. It was close to closing time and the fresh donut maker was almost out of batter. The man in line ahead of us got the last full dozen. But, the amazing man making donuts gave us a little baggie of 6 for free! The woman behind us in line was ungodly rude, but it didn't phase the man behind the counter, he gave her son a baggie of free donuts, too. What a fantastic place and wonderful people!

It used to be a place where we can take our children now you have to pay they just to walk in the…read moredoor. Way too commercialized when nostalgia is gone.

Super cute spot to kick start your fall! We randomly found them last year on a fall drive along…read moreroutes 5&20, and had to go back this year again. They have all kinds of pumpkins (edible heirlooms and traditional orange in all shapes and sizes), plus gourds and minis, mums, corn stalks and hay bales, perfect for decorating (and GREAT prices, at $7 for a full-sized hay bale and $20 for 4 gorgeous heirloom pumpkins). Last year I bought 4 heirlooms and used them inside for my seasonal display and they lasted through winter, at which point I processed them all for soup! For families, they have games and play areas, a corn maze, a petting zoo, rides, and an apple blaster where you shoot apples at targets (more fun than it probably sounds!). The apple blaster is also perfect for a friendly competition between friends... Inside they have lots of fall themed decorations available for purchase, plus food that includes fresh apple cider donuts (available as singles, 6 packs and dozens) and local cider, coffee, hot cocoa, fresh popcorn, chili dogs and cookies. We ate a chili dog (good sized red hot with a nice meaty chili and red bean topping), pumpkin coffee, 6 donuts and popcorn while walking around picking our pumpkins, and were very pleased with the taste, portions and quality. This place will be on our list of must-dos for years to come! Definitely recommended!

a true country, charming, friendly produce store that offers the best produce around. There's an…read moreOLD school house onsite & sometimes have special events with petting zoo. Apples, blueberries, squash are favs, diff chocolate covered sweets. The owner & family is to be commended for their true love of their work. They bring healthy choices, much better quality than supermarket. Halloween period is great with MANY pumpkin choices HUGE & small. My wife visits every couple days.

This is just the occasion where I could use a few extra stars. I just took a scratch made cinnamon…read morebun class run by Angie, Mira, Searra, Jo, Jordyn and Dave. I don't think I could have had a better time, the class was well crafted and executed, so well executed that I do believe I could do this at home. My husband enjoyed the spoils with the enthusiasm of a six year old (2 thumbs up). If you have the opportunity to take a class here I highly recommend it. Least we not forget the Scratch made brunch they served, quite delicious.

While visiting some friends in Binghamton, they took us to this quaint farm where we started with a…read moredelicious lunch! They had an extensive menu of salads and sandwiches. There is also a half sandwich and soup option. We ordered a cheese steak and their signature apple ham and melted swiss cheese sandwich. The sandwiches were amazing due to their breads being freshly made there - super soft!Only come if you are not in a rush though as we waited awhile before they took our orders and us receiving the food. If we had a smaller group of 2 or 4 we could have sat at a table by their deck overlooking the scenic farm. I highly recommend families with children come here as they had various activities set up near the restaurant including a small haunted barn which was pretty spooky inside, a mining for gem activity ($5), corn maze ($5), petting zoo where you can buy pellets to feed the goats, and an indoor slide. We then drove up the hill where you can park near the entrance for apple picking. When I went, they had about 7 apple varieties. Although they didn't have the varieties that I'm used to seeing like Fuji and Asian pears, their prices are very reasonable. We only paid $5 for 8 apples! Before leaving, we also picked up a dozen apple donuts and half gallon of very sweet apple cider.

Great rest stop upstate!! We played the ring toss, fed some goats, and bought some apples!!read more

How could one possibly have anything negative to say?! This place is absolutely adorable. It's…read moresmall and somewhat out of the way, but very much worth a visit. You can definitely enjoy a few hours here, especially if you have children. It seems that a lot of the activities are open on weekends only. We visited on a weekday and did not see the pony rides actively running and the Apple slingshot game was closed. We didn't mind though as we really came looking for treats! But if you do have kiddos, make sure you plan ahead. We did get to have a walk through the corn maze and of course enjoyed feeding the farm animals. But as stated, our main goal was to have us some cider and doughnuts! Major success! The shop offered some jams and other locally made products. We did grab some of those items in addition to the cider and cider doughnuts. All of which were equally enjoyed!

It is a family fun location to get out when the weather is nice however it is a child friendly…read moreplace and not really a place for couples. If you want to stop to get some cider and baked goods it is a great place to go. The staff was courteous..

We visit New York every year for six weeks and this is one of our favorite places to visit every…read moreyear. We picked blueberries twice this year. Kids always have a great time. There are goats to pet and my niece loves the orange cat in the barn/shop area.

Disappointed that they did not have more fresh produce and fruits for sale. Most of that they had…read morewere small and large bags of various bell peppers for $4 & $8. Most of the farm shop sold decorative items for display at home our kitchen products.

Buck Brook Alpaca farm is such a charming place to visit. It's been a family tradition for us for…read moremany years now as we always spend Christmas at The Villa Roma. For a small fee, you can enjoy a one on one experience with their friendly alpacas, or take a few out on a guided tour along the wintery trails. Perfect to soak up all the fresh crisp air. The farm is free to visit, the one on ones have to be reserved ahead of time and paid for. The farm is home for many animals, goat, pigs and you'll often find a few cats following you round as you explore. There's a gift shop on site, which you must stop in to see. They have lots of hand made items, from hats, gloves, to socks and so much more, most made with the fur of the alpacas. Also, They do have soaps and lotions that are made from the milk of the alpaca's, which is the most buttery soft lotions and luxurious soaps you'll ever use. The visit here is worth while, it's a unique way to spend some time with the animals and in nature.

Everyone is so friendly... except this one goat. He wasn't very nice and the peacock comes off as…read morevery self absorbed lol. I'm just kidding. I love this place and suggest the self guided tour if it's not busy. Since everyone is so nice, they will come up and explain anything to you anyway and you can go about the farm at your own pace. If you are in the area, definitely stop by and make Some new, fluffy friends. You can pet the animals from the neck down, but none of the animals are really in the mood to be petted so just enjoy them for what they are. Beautiful creatures who want your food! Have fun!