Knowledgeable, Professional...........much better experience than buying from big box…read morestores..........also service onsite............

From the owner: Construction Equipment- Kubota, New Holland, Yanmar…read more Snow Removal- Boss Snowplows & Spreaders, Fisher Snowplows & Spreaders, Ariens, Honda Lawn Care- Scag, eXmark, Gravely, Kubota, Honda Pumps & Generators- Honda Handheld Equipment- Echo

A wonderful family run spot-very knowledgeable about mowers and super nice employees!read more

Marshall's in Johnson City NY has amazing customer service. Eric in the Part Department is…read moreknowledgeable and extremely helpful. He's bailed me a few times! Best customer service in the area! Thank you Marshall's team!

Excellent dealer. Very professional service,parts and sales personnel. I highly recommend this…read moredealer for any of your tractors, equipment and implement needs. Sales persons are always available to answer questions and offer professional advice. I do wish I had taken their advice on some implements, now realizing they were correct.

My experience was more like a 3-3.5, but I'm rounding up -- both because weather is not in the…read moreorchard's control, and because as an adult I don't think I'm necessarily the target demographic. Unfortunately, as soon as we pulled into the parking lot it began to POUR rain. We waited it out in the car for a while, like 20 minutes, but it didn't seem to be stopping, so we attempted to leave, but because so many other people were leaving traffic came to a standstill and it took us 10 minutes just to get to the end of the parking row -- which was kind of a blessing because the sun came out more and we decided to stay and chance it. There seems to be only one entrance and like 1-2 exits which kind of seems like a safety concern. Admission is a bit pricey - about $23 per person on the weekends if you don't buy online. I guess it's a good price if you enjoy mostly everything, but for that you'll need time. We grabbed a snack. There are a lot of food places - BBQ, grilled cheese, pizza etc. I actually thought the prices were pretty decent and the food was high quality for the price. We split a gourmet grilled cheese which was melty and tasty, and got a honey lavender cider which was absolutely delightful. We did the wagon ride out to the tulip fields. You can pay to pick your own but we just admired them. There are a lot of colors and different varieties, and cute photo ops all around. There was a scenic train ride that went through the fields. There were also a bunch of carnival rides, which we didn't go on. I read that there was axe throwing but we missed that. There was live music in the food area as well. They have some other fun things like giant bubble blowing stations, lots of snack stops, a retail space with gourmet goodies. Our second big thing was going to the petting barn, psyched about the "baby animal" experience. This consists of baby chicks and ducks. If you want to get up close and hold them you have to wait in a long line - we were waiting like half an hour to hold a duck for like 30 seconds. It was very cute and wholesome but honestly I wouldn't do that again. The chicks were unfortunately too young so we could only pet them, not hold them. It was a little underwhelming and I've seen other farms do baby animal days with much more variety. There were some other animals (that you could get up close to more immediately) like pigs, alpacas, goats, and highland cows -- some of which had cute babies. I don't think anything besides the flowers was open for u-pick, but I believe you have to pay extra for that anyway? This place is huge and very popular but I did get the sense that for the amount of people it draws, there are limited things to do. Granted, it was a holiday and a weekend, so I'm sure that contributed to the crowds. But also a TON of people left during the rain storm and we still were waiting in some pretty long lines so I can't even imagine how it would be if it was sunny. Overall this place is cute and I think everything is top quality, but ultimately I think it caters more towards families who have time and money to kill. It's probably a good deal if you live close and get a seasonal pass and come multiple times a year for all the different festivals- I do like that they have different things going on at all times. I wouldn't turn anyone away if that was their thing and I'd recommend it to a certain type of person -- but this is probably a once and done or once in a blue moon type place for me.

Great experience for our six year granddaughter. There is a lot to do for children and adults,…read morealike. Very safe environment for kids to run. The barnyard animal barn was the cleanest I have ever visited. The corn pit was probably her favorite attraction. Followed by the berry and wild flower picking. Fantastic afternoon of fun for entire family. Check their website for up to date picking availability. Plenty of food and beverage options. Highly recommended.

Not just for lumber!!…read more I visited here on a Friday during lunch to buy a plug for my dryer. I had no idea this place was here, as I live about 45 minutes away (I work nearby). When I walked in I immediately loved the feel of a "mom and pop" owned shop. The two older gentleman were extremely nice and helpful. Even though one was busy with another customer, as I walked in he asked, "How can I help you dear?" I told him what I was looking for and another nice gentleman went and got it for me. Great, friendly service and I will definitely visit again!

If you need an item in hardware, electrical or just about anything the big box stores offer, Holts…read moreis the place to go! I've been dealing with these knowledgeable folks since our arrival some 14 years ago. Always eager to help, offering the best choices to both the novice or professional. I enjoy the convenience and the time saved plus avoiding the scary traffic on route 6. if I have a product question or DIY help, I feel safe with their expertise! What's not to like....friendly...helpful...knowledgeable and don't forget the big smile you'll walk out with! Frank G.