Really nice place to visit - Purchased a bag of peaches here and they were soooo good! They…read morestarted to ripened up in a day. Cute little store inside with produce although some was already molding like the berries but I know that happens very quickly with berries. This is a must visit if your in the area with friendly people at the register. Lots of other items in the store for purchase include candy, snacks and some clothing with the farm store logo, such as T-Shirts and infant onesies.

Tried, the allegedly famous peach ice cream: no peach taste or flavor. The farm store produce…read moreprices are very high compared to farmers' market prices in California. More hype than flavor.

Beautiful produce & seasonal offerings. In spring & summer, produce is picked daily. This is a gem…read moreof a family farm!

Beautiful farm, great location off of Central Ave., with a large variety of fresh produce. They are…read moreone of a small number of farms that still grow fresh Lima beans. Loved the pumpkin patch!

We never leave without at least two coolers full of vegetables, fruit, and crabs/crab meat…read more Quality products and very friendly staff every visit. The weekend coffee trucks are a plus.

This place is awesome! They have a great selection of produce, even canned items. The staff was…read morevery friendly and helped us when needed. Their garden center was also beautiful lots of healthy plants to choose from. We will be back!

Today was a beautiful day to visit this place. My husband found out they were opening up for their…read moreFall festival which included a petting zoo that included chickens, pigs/hogs, goats, Llamas, donkey, ponies, horses, rabbits, and turkies. The cost was not bad for the whole family, and kids under 2 are free. There were several various vendors, ice cream truck, taco food truck, and grilled food for sale. Parking was good and easy. My god-daughter enjoyed the pony ride. We definitely enjoyed the entire day here. My god-son fed and petted a few animals.

Took my kids horseback riding and it could have been a better experience. I'll start off by saying…read morethere's plenty of things to do at Hawks Hollow Farm. Plenty of beautiful horses, a petting area, a tree house & a park. We reserved time for the pony ride and petting zoo but it felt like we were rushed through our experience. The women who helped us immediately seemed frustrated because they overbooked 2 large parties along with our reservation, her vibe didn't feel welcoming because of their lack of organization. My kids did the pony ride literally 2 rounds (they wanted to keep going) then they had about 10 minutes in the petting zoo. That costs me around $60 & they do not take credit cards.

We checked out this spot during our day visiting Havre de Grace. The brewery is located on a…read morebeautiful farm. It's a lovely view looking out at the fields. They have both indoor and outdoor seating options and a good variety of beers. We enjoyed food from Taco Bar while we were there; they seem to rotate different food trucks. They also had MacGerk's food truck so it was cool to have two different options and there are also snacks available for purchase at the bar. Staff here were very friendly. It was cool to see many people of all ages enjoying themselves on a beautiful day. There was a band while we were there and we enjoyed listening to them while we ate and drank our beers. I'd like to go back to see how their beer rotations change; they didn't have some of my favorite styles, but still was able to find one I liked! Overall, this was a cool spot and loved reading about the history of the farm and family on their website. I'll definitely return next time I'm in the area!

Tons of parking and outdoor seating. There is an indoor tap house that isn't super large at all…read more However, they do have some pavilions which can also be rented for private parties, as well as lots of outdoor seating with coverage from the elements. You are also able to bring folding chairs, etc. They do have a good selection of beers and even a great orange crush on tap. I recommend that! They also have slushies. The beer was good but the orange crush is great. They do have cans to go and merchandise to buy. There are also non alcoholic options in a standing cooler including water, seltzers, and soft drinks, they do have a food truck and some small snacks (cheese balls) in the tap room. They are very good at getting the line down quickly when they are busy. There isn't a large area to stand and wait inside and often the line goes out. They are happy to give you samples as well. Overall, very friendly and helpful employees. They also have live music. Check their socials. This is a great option for outdoor gatherings and sets the whole farm vibe.

"World's Best Everything Cleaner Plus So Much More," is the best cleaner for everything! The…read morecleaner smells wonderful and I use it for spot cleaning almost everything in my house as well as a mosquito repellent( I spray it around the patio before we have guests over to keep the bugs away)!!

Made my annual trip to the Eastern Shore of Maryland last week and, as usual, my first stop was…read moreHerb 'n Craft. I have been visiting Fran's farm for at least 15 years and have never been disappointed in her products. They perform as she says they do. This is a long review but one that I hope will be helpful to anyone interested in quality organic products made by someone who is a fountain of knowledge and who genuinely cares about her customers. My most frequent go-to products are: * Nerve/Joint/Muscle Pain Relief (roller ball). I started using it for sciatica but found it has many other uses including relieving neuropathy pain. After getting two injections from my podiatrist, going to physical therapy for six weeks and consulting orthopedics about the pain, it dawned on me that I should give Fran's remedy a try. While not a cure, applying the Nerve/Joint/Muscle Pain Relief to the nerves on top of my foot, I can be pain free for hours or for days --- no idea why the variance. * Hello My Aloe Plus. I use this product for a myriad of skin problems. Most recently, I found it solved the irritation created by my bra. I had numerous tiny painful sores. After about three weeks, all the sores were gone. A tiny bit goes a long way in relieving cracked, dry skin around my fingernails, itching from hives or any other skin irritation, and moisturizing my face. I absolutely love the many uses I have found for this product. * Skin Tag Removal Soap. The small skin tags on my neck disappear. The larger skin tags are smoothed to the point that they are not noticeable. Maybe they are something other than skin tags; regardless, I am pleased with the results. I always stock up on the wonderful handcrafted scented soaps, including Bug Away. And, every time I visit, she has new products to try. This time, I picked up the Nerve/Joint/Muscle Pain Relief rub. It would be better for Fran to explain the difference between the rub and the roller ball, but the rub does not require one to wait for the product to dry. Rub it in and be on your way was the appeal for me. I am also trying the Madagascar Vanilla Bean in vodka extract - alcohol disappears in heated food. Looking forward to my next visit and following Fran on Facebook. I highly recommend anyone interested in a natural path to life give Fran's products a try. You can find out more about Herb 'n Craft on the FB page.

I had a great experience at this market! The space and cafe are very clean and well-organized, and…read morethe service is good. I ordered the chicken quesadilla and the melt, both of which were delicious, but the milkshake was the highlight of the meal. I love that the ice cream isn't too sweet. The lemon cookies were a fantastic treat as well. I can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the bakery!

The Blue Hen BBQ sandwich and the Orchard Point Health Nut PB&J are delicious. Every baked good…read moreyou can imagine, including homemade pop tarts. So many enticing options. Old market atmosphere, and happy employees!

Needed to write an update as I was recently here for their fall pumpkin season. It's so much more…read morethan a pumpkin patch though! They have all kinds of activities for kids, from pumpkin "bowling" to a corn pit & corn maze! It's a-maze-ing (see what I did there?!)!

This farm is a gem! Loved the owners! Great pick your own pumpkins. My son loved watching the…read moretractor plant strawberries. The whole family loved the awesome and engaging pirate corn maze this year! Will definitely be back for berries and for the fall next year!

I want to start out by saying that I think this place is a perfectly respectable stables for…read moreboarding your horse, showing your horse, or retiring your horse. They are knowledgeable, respectful of the animals, and relatively organized. This review is to comment on the experience we had reserving a trail ride. First of all, it was not a trail ride... they claimed that due to the chiggers in the woods, we couldn't do the trail ride... so what followed was literally a walk up and back the gravel driveway to the adjacent property and a there and back trip around the fencing of the stables. Did I mention that the trail guide didn't even mount a horse herself? She just walked on behind, beside, or in front of us. Now this lady, Sally, was perfectly nice and pleasurable (all except for the instance in which we mounted our horses, but I'll get to that). Nevertheless, it felt like a pony ride at the fair, and me, with a pretty decent riding background, could not have been more disappointed. The issue that really got my goat was when it came time for us to mount at the outset of the ride. First off, English saddles.... I don't have an English accent and I'm not a girl, so I had never ridden English before... not that it's incredibly different, but it gives you an impression of the type of place you are at. Then our guide brings over the stool. Yep, that's right... I can't up and over like a man... I have to climb up a stool before mounting the horse... So here I am, a full grown man with experience leading rides myself on trails in the Appalachian mountains of NC, mounting a horse from a stool. Here is where I interject the fact that I am mounting a sweet but temperamental retired thoroughbred. Not a quarter horse or a big bad draft horse... but an inbred anxious thoroughbred... So no sooner do I get my foot in the stirrup and the entire saddle shifts left and starts to slide off the gelding's back. The horse bucks... as would I if I had a saddle grinding sideways against my back with a 200lb 6'1" human on me. The guide quickly instructs me to dismount, which I was already doing, and accuses me of "lingering too long" before fully mounting. Now I get it, you run a business. You are inches away from a potential catastrophe with a temperamental horse and a rider who, for all you know, doesn't know a horse from a cow. But don't blame a quick and spotty saddling job on your customer. The girth was clearly not tight enough. I have had horses in the past who don't like to be saddled bloat themselves in anticipation of being saddled, so that when the girth or cinch is secured, they exhale leaving the girth or cinch loose around their chest. May this have happened? I don't know... What I do know is my girlfriend and I felt like two big kids at the county fair getting a pony ride, and it certainly was not worth the $110 bucks.

Thank you very much for today.  the ride was fantastic.  the guide (I didn't catch her name) was…read morewonderful.  We talked the entire time.  My son said it was one of the best things he's ever done!  Thank you for helping us make a forever memory!