My fiancé and I were looking for an orchard where you could pick your own apples and I'm so glad we…read morestumbled upon this one. They have so many varieties! The trees are low enough not to require ladders so they're kid friendly (and for those of us who are fun-sized). The orchard offered a beautiful view of the hills in the background covered in fall trees when I went in early October. There was also a little pumpkin patch that was perfect for pictures! Many people visit Fly Creek Cider Mill and Orchard but you don't get the same experience since you don't get to pick the apples right off the trees. However, we did visit Fly Creek (which is a fun experience too!) the next day and I thought that the apple cider doughnuts from here were much better - they were softer and denser! I also compared it to some doughnuts that my cousin bought from another orchard in PA and Middlefield's still comes up on top! I definitely recommend here for your traditional fall apple-picking/apple cider doughnut-eating/pumpkin-picking experience! There weren't much people when we went so there were many opportunities for uninterrupted photos as well!

I highly recommend this orchard. There were a ton of Apple trees of different types from Macintosh…read moreto Fuji to Blondies... so many I can't recall all of them. Then they also have raspberries, blue berries, grapes, corns that you can also pick. Or they also have it available at the store. And jams, more veggies.. Oh, and don't forget the cider donuts & smores cookies for a buck each. The only mistake I made is I only bought one bag of donuts. It's sooo good. And the staffs are friendly. Price so affordable .We drove an hour and half from where we were staying & it's so worth it. Definitely visit it when around the area. It really made mine & our kids trip so worth it.

I love Halloween and Fall for me includes a trip to Pumpkin Junction. Pumpkin Junction opens…read moreSeptember 1st and is open until Halloween. Love the store and it has become an annual tradition. Usually go a couple of times during the season as the store is filled to the rafters with Holiday must haves and one cannot see everything in one visit. The owners are always so warm and inviting and we enjoy seeing them and catching up. A must visit for anyone who loves fall activities and Halloween. Great place to bring kids and those of us Adults who truly love the Holiday. Prices are reasonable and there is ample parking. A fun fall activity for all.. Highly Recommend

Awesome selection of Fall and Halloween items. The corn maze was fun and just long enough to keep…read morethe little ones happy throughout.

Once we figured out how to pay and get into the maze we had a great time! We went on Thursday to…read moreavoid the "scare" factor. The maze was fun, the corn high, and overall a good time was had by all.

Every Columba's Day weekend my family and I travel to New York to visit a friend. We've been doing…read morethis for 20+ years and over the years we've gone on haunted hay rides, train rides and to haunted corn mazes. I've been to this farm twice. The haunted maze was great. We actually couldn't find our way out and there were lots of scary things to see. We went to the maze yesterday because we couldn't do the haunted maze and it was fun. It's a cute place with lots of kid activities. Prices are pretty good too. My kids are now grown so we went to pick pumpkins this time and for memory sake. Huge pumpkins for a great price. It's a fun place to try if you're in the area.

It's really fun to go here for events outside of the Fall pumpkin season. Today's event was "Baby…read moreAnimal Day" Lots of stations with baby animals and areas with the adult animals too. Pony rides, apple cannons, wagon ride and lots of fun food items. A few nice play areas for the kids. In the main building homemade cookies and donuts, special drinks. The weather was perfect. They have a very cute gift shop with all kinds of souvenirs and jams and other food items.

I'm writing another review specifically for baby animal day. If you love Tim's in the fall, you'll…read morelove it just as much or maybe even more in the Spring for baby animal day! It was a limited ticketed event so it was not even close to as crowded as it gets in the fall. There were adorable kittens, baby goats, piglets, ducklings, puppies, bunnies, cows, ponies, and other animals! We got to shoot the Apple cannon and jump on the new jumping pad. My kids had an absolutely amazing time and so did I!

This is an awesome fall family fun spot! It is free to park and enter, and you pay for the…read moreactivities you want to do. We did the hay ride, bounce pad, corn maze, and checked out the farm animals. The hay ride was beautiful, lots of fall foliage and a great view of the huge pumpkin patch. We also got to see the pumpkin cannon launch a pumpkin while on the hay ride which was my kids' favorite! The apple fritters were delicious, and so was the apple slushy I tried. It was crowded but not nearly as long of wait times and crowds as other nearby pumpkin patches. We will come here again for sure!

We had an amazing time at Pumpkin Hollow! We had the pleasure of a gorgeous sunny morning and we…read morewent first thing to avoid a huge crowd. There was so much to do and so many pumpkins to choose from! You can use cash and card; when you have your final picks you can bring your wheelbarrow to a nice man in the field who counts up your total. We had a great time getting lost in the corn maze, riding the hayride, looking through goodies at the store and eating pumpkin cream cheese cookies! I would say this experience is priced fairly for what you get; be prepared to spend some money but know the quality of your experience and pumpkins will be HIGH!! Hope you have a fun time at the Pumpkin Hollow- I sure did!

They have a County road where the speed limit is 55 miles an hour splitting their property and they…read moreuse it as a private parking lot and their patrons throw stuff at vehicles that are going more than 30 through there when they are trying to load trees in the middle of the road. Their patrons also walk up and down the middle of the road as if they were in a parking lot in the yellow obscenities that people trying to drive through and go about their business.

Great selection and a fair price. Nice family owned business. This was stop 3 trying to find a tree…read moretaller than 7ft. They did not disappoint.

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.

Boehm Farm has been off the radar of people in the Capital Region for far too long. But I heard the…read moreplace had excellent apple cider donuts, and I had to check them out for myself. Wow. Okay, these were seriously good. When I showed up around 10:30 on a recent Saturday morning, the air smelled of freshly frying donuts. It's always a good sign. And while there were donuts on the counter, when I asked if I could get any hot donuts the clerk went into the back and pulled out some steaming hot specimens. That may not sound like such a big deal, but as we say in this part of the world, it's huge. Hot apple cider donuts are so much better than their room temperature version. Which isn't to say that just because a donut is hot, it will be good. I've had my share of hot and disappointing cider donuts too. The hot apple cider donuts at Boehm Farm were delightful. Perfect? No. But absolutely great. And if you're into exploring the farms and orchards in and around the Capital Region, it's definitely worth your time, as I would put this small, off the beaten path orchard, in the top third of the ones I've visited. Maybe even in the top quarter. More than anything, it makes me think. If Boehm Farm has been hiding in plain sight all these years, how many other excellent orchards remain to be discovered by those relatively recent arrivals to the region? Farms! We've got 'em. And you should visit and support as many of our regional growers as possible. Remember: no farms, no food. Plus, they are charming and magical places. Especially in the fall.

No hot cider. The cold cider we purchased had a "sell by date" that was over 5 days ago. Also it…read morewas from another farm. The donuts were standard, not very impressive.

Macoun apples, honey crisp and always buy the crisp mix and the slushy!!…read moreWish I lived closer...

Their apples are the best! The peaches were so good we kept going back for more. The staff is super…read morefriendly and helpful.