Thanks for having us today. The owner gave us a tour for the whole farm: Garden ( vegetables…read morepicking - corn, tomato, green pepper, kale, etc.), General store (hand made soap, Herbal tea, jam), and Farm ( chicken, duck, cow, piggy, sheep). You can even have egg picking and fresh milk filling here! There are also lots of cute kitty around you. At the same time, the buildings are very classic. Walking through the farm, you can see a different story of the farm and image how would the life look like back to 1980. P.s I did really enjoy the smell of the wood in the farm.

Interesting place. Went here to pick up a pre-cut Christmas tree and they had good selections a…read moreweek before Christmas. They also sell random gifts and they are set up like a town from the 1800s. It's also a very laid-back location and it may be difficult to find someone to help you at times. I think it's worth a visit although they don't hide their political affiliations very well.

The glacier came through, pushed up a bunch of earth, then about ten thousand years ago, melted…read more That brings us up to today. On one of the highest ridges of that glacier's terminal moraine sits Morningside Farm. George The Farmer took a bunch of heavily-wooded land, cleared it, prepared the soil, planted, then harvested. (I've condensed that process in much the same way I made that glacier go away so quickly. It was and is back-breaking, day-burning work.) But just look what has come from those efforts: a beautiful farm, neat and tidy, pushing out some of the most delicious fare around. Morningside shows up with their veggies at many farmer's markets, but they welcome you to stop over and buy direct, too. (Some of his "overstock specials" are impossible to avoid. Bring a large vehicle, and matching appetite.) Last night we had the deepest green kale I've ever had the pleasure of crunching, loaded with iron and with a teeny, tiny carbon footprint, having traveled about a mile or so from George's farm to Kevin's table. Take a look at the amazing photos on their website. It truly is that spectacular. "If a farmer fills his barn with grain, he gets mice. If he leaves it empty, he gets actors." Walter Scott

This was fantastic, my grandkids really enjoyed picking their own apples and they taste fantastic…read more Per my 7 year old and 4 year old grandchildren this was the best corn maze in their life, it is a lot of fun to have to find all the characters hidden in the corn. Want something fun to entertain the kiddos, this little farm is perfect.

Look I have to help this place with some of the negative reviews they are getting. If you're…read morelooking to go on a hayride and corn mazes, and have a big fall shebang with your kids or grandkids this is not the place. That being said, it is a great little apple orchard with outstanding apples bakery, and their apple cider is to absolutely die for. I pick up a gallon a week (during season) and a quart to drink on the way home. Make sure your try their apple fritters if they're in and their pies are awesome as well.

"It ain't easy being Green/field" but these two make it seem easy. Nice location, great blues,…read morechokes, and flowers. The CSA (food) is a good deal as well, check these guys out! Friendly, helpful, fun, and informative with reasonable pricing for all things including information and knowledge tours.

We have driven thru the national park to Greenfield Berry Farm for about five summers. We love the…read morescenery, the Greenfield Berry Farm itself which is very welcoming and the people there, both the owners and those to run the CSA. It is now part of our summers and of the way we eat.

Great service and products. Family owned and run, I always get my mulch from them. Delivered in…read morea day or less.

Always fresh vegetables, friendly. I wish they had more hours. Great tips too! Nice outdoor stand…read more My favorite stand in the area.