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    Pickin' Patch

    4.1 (24 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"
    Matthew L.

    The Pickin' Patch is a seasonal farm stand and country store that opened in Avon, Connecticut in 1666. Historically it is known as Woodford Farm and it was founded by Joseph Woodford. It is one of the 10 oldest family farms in Connecticut. The farm has essentially been in the Woodford Family throughout its 350+ year existence. The current owner for the past 20+ years is Christopher Carville, whose mother was Janet Woodford Carville. At one time the farm was 350 acres, but today it is a much more manageable 77 acres. The farm used to raise animals and was once an award-winning dairy farm. Today the Pickin' Patch earns a living from its fruits and vegetables. Pumpkins are the farm's biggest crop, but the farm also offers squash, gourds, mums, tomatoes, and other various types of fresh produce. My family and I have visited the Pickin' Patch a couple of times over the years. It's a great place to visit in the Autumn. If you need pumpkins then you will find a huge selection here. You can pick out a pumpkin right outside the country store or you can grab a wheelbarrow and head straight to the Pumpkin Patch to find the most perfect pumpkin. My wife and I had a nice "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"-themed photo shoot in the pumpkin patch with our son who was dressed as Linus. Afterwards we explored the store where you can find plenty of fresh produce, apple cider, pies, fresh honey, and various jellies, jams and sauces. Bakery Boys food stand is parked at The Pickin' Patch during the Autumn. Customers can get fried dough, deep-fried oreos, apple fritters, donuts, hot chocolate, hot or cold cider, coffee, lemonade, and other tasty treats. We couldn't leave without getting a bag of their delicious apple fritters. The Pickin' Patch is always a great place to visit in Autumn!

     large variety of pumpkins
    Dezeree H.

    Enjoyed the drive here. A very pretty area. Cider was good. Not a fan of the apple fritters, though.

    Say "Welcome!" with a Rita petunia cone! Re-usable!

    Charming rustic well-priced "patch" of a local farm stand to buy for your garden, plus indoor yummiest. Rita will guide you to what you need, you will be happier than when you arrived!

    PYO strawberries!
    Dan S.

    Always interesting to see people criticize a farm for not having vegetables when it is NOT IN SEASON. This place is a very solid family farm in the heart of Avon. We come here for years. Sure, it's nothing fancy but they have great fruit and vegetables IN SEASON. And even better, you can PYO. Strawberry season is about 2-3 weeks here and while they are in season, they are AWESOME. Picked 6 pounds today for about $16 or so. So, go to this place from June through September. You won't be disappointed then.

    Beautiful large mums
    Megan K.

    My husband and I had gone to Lyman's and were disappointed so we came here then right after and it was like a night and day experience. The hay ride was super fun and then our hunt began to try and find our perfect pumpkins. $40 for two pumpkins because they're charged by weight is a bit outrageous, but I guess that's how it's done our here (my family are pumpkin farmers in Indiana, I'm biased). Still, it was a super enjoyable day and the pumpkins looked great for Halloween, so we will probably be back next year for some more.

    Sarah C.

    Great spot for family fun! We went on a crowded October weekend two weeks before Halloween. They had beautiful and fairly priced pumpkins, white pumpkins, gorgeous gourds of all sizes, mums, tons of treats (donuts, cider, honey, jam, etc), vegetables, apples and much more. They do hayrides out to the patch for picking, the kids really love it. The little store is great and although the lines look long sometimes, everything moves quickly. They take cash and cards. I would highly recommend it- it's a great place for a fall New England tradition! Easy location, just a mile or two off 44.

    Tai B.

    Such a fun afternoon of hayrides, pumpkin picking and the most delicious apple fritters !! Such a great spot for the annual fall tradition!

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    Gourdeous Gourds! They are all so unique and added an artsy spin to my Autumn decor. These look like birds and a black rat-will have to add eyes to it. Only 75 cents per gourd.

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    Cute bought apple fritters and cider. Tossed them out, no apple flavor at all. Cider not that great. Sorry had better in this state

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    Super cute farm stand. Great jams!!! Fun for family during harvest season. Enjoyed our stop while traveling to Connecticut

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    Wade's Vegetables

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    Wade's Farm Stand has been a rock through MOST of my ages. In reality, my family & I first visited…read morein 1971 (I'm older then a DOB '71) and every year since. Fruits, vegetables, eggs, milk, cheese, seasonal flowers, canned goods like jams, jellies, sauces, dried herbs, and so on! I especially remember Mr. Wade (RIP) great family man with a very green thumb. The Wade family still greets every visitors with impeccable service and a warm fireplace where the Family's cat can be found snuggled up. The Stand is always decorated for the season and the holidays. Open year round.

    A farm stand located on a busy Simsbury Road in Bloomfield, CT. It started as a dairy farm in 1919…read more In 1969, it moved to this location which was larger for the growing business. It is still owned an operated by the Wade family. I drove by and saw the huge Wade's sign and a busy parking lot; it was spacious and easy to pull in and out, just becareful with incoming traffic. The outside area had various plants. When I walked inside, it was spacious and a very organized store. They had jams, snacks, produce, pies, baked goods, etc. I was gretted by the friendly employees. On this visit, I purchased strawberry-rhubarb jam, cookies, an onion, and corn muffin. Those were all very fresh and tasty. Everything in the store was fresh looking. I saw the corn after but was already out the door so I'm looking forward to going back for that.

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