This review is based on my first visit for u-pick berries. I went for their red currants and blue…read moreberries. VT is the only place I found fresh currants so I was ecstatic to find a certified organic farm that grew them and were in season! +++ LRF is a family owned fabulous 200+ acres working farm in Monkton! Of that 90 acres is CERTIFIED ORGANIC, which has stringent requirements. I think it takes about 3 years and is an expensive process for farmers. They offer pick your own (PYO) berries (strawberries, currants, raspberries and blueberries), retail online and on-site for garlic, onions, tomatoes and other produce, pasture raised hen eggs and scratch made jams and CSA. They also sell hay to local farmers. Around here, customers, CSA included, come to farms to pick what they want. I called ahead and met Eugenia(sp?) upon arrival. She was friendly and showed me how and where to pick both red and black currants. Blue berries were not open to the public yet but she kindly let me pick a quart;-)). Their berries are high quality and after picking 3 quarts of berries, I decided I had an ample quantity....berry picking was addictive - LoL! + Price was reasonable. I paid $20 for 3 quarts of organic berries! TLR accepts cash, check and Venmo. + Parking if free ++ Eugenia was very kind and helpful! They are open May - October for PYO but CALL ahead and listen to their recording as their hours depend on weather changes and each crop ripeness. I left a voice message and Eugenia called me back after 90 minutes. Get some fresh air and enjoy getting farm fresh organic food!

I was fortunate enough to find this farm via the state's list of pick-your-own farms. They are a…read morefully organic farm, which is no small feat. Strawberries are the number one produce that is on the EWG's annual dirty dozen list, full of so many pesticides, that there's no way I want to buy non-organic strawberries (pesticides used for organic use are much safer). The farm has an excellent and safe procedures plan in place for COVID-19. You make a reservation in advance on the date you want, giving you two hours to pick as much as you need. They provide the cartons, which cannot be reused by anyone else due to safety measures. You will pay them via Venmo or credit card-no cash exchanges hands. So we decided on a sunny afternoon and donning our masks, headed out to the fields after we'd washed our hands in the outdoor sink, per their policy (excellent). One bonus to having a reservation, is fewer people picking at a time. We had several rows to ourselves and the owner Silas took the netting off of some patches for us and said we were welcome to move more, if we needed to. 70 minutes later, laden down with over 15 pounds of delicious strawberries of different varieties, paid the bill and headed home. These berries are amazing. I made: -strawberry lemon marmalade; -low sugar strawberry jam; -strawberry vinegar (and took the strawberries once the vinegar was fully infused and sweetened to make pie filling; -strawberry red wine jam and still have 4 cups to do with as I please! (still deciding) I'll definitely come here again; this is a wonderful farm in a gorgeous part of Vermont (couldn't all of VT though described as such)?

The fields here were awesome and the prices so reasonable. We got 3.5 pounds of blueberries for…read more$12!!

What an amazing spot to pick your own blueberries! We came to Pelkey's on a whim after seeing a…read moresign after being disappointed with the berries at Charlotte's Berry Farm. There was zero disappointment at Pelkey's. The farm provides buckets for you to use and will direct you to rows of berries to pick from. We spent about an hour and came home with around 8 lbs of berries for just under $20. Staff was friendly and low key and, let me tell you, these were some of the sweetest, most delicious blueberries ever. We will definitely be back!

This place was awesome. Tons of berries! Staff was really nice. If you bring your own containers…read morethey charge by the pound and it saves quite a bit of money. The berries are organic, farm fresh eggs, lamb, and popsicles. My children and I had a great time. I'm so glad I went.

Pick your own blueberries, or buy what's in the store. Their site says they have 8 varieties, all…read moreorganic. Also, frozen local lamb in the fridge.

Great produce and good prices, I go there for farm fresh food, prices are much better than…read moreBurlington farmers market

Super rude owners. Makes you pay for anything your child touch and tells you in the meanest way…read more Kicks you out the door right at 6pm when you have a wagon full of pumpkins. Will not be returning

Really fun outdoor experience picking apples. Afterwards I…read moregot a Dreamie which is a creamie but on a fresh warm apple cider donut and it was AMAZING. Service was laid back and friendly.

Best balcony views of our Vermont week: gorgeous grounds, scenery. Friendly staff offered cider…read moresamples. Highlight: Dreamee Supreemee--sounds gimmicky but it's one of my best desserts ever (dessert snob here). Every element harmonizes perfectly, pure bliss. Would return to Vermont just for it.

Shelburne Farms has it all! From great PYO fruit in season to great Vermont maple products. The…read moreatmosphere is relaxed, the staff friendly and welcoming (especiallyto the childrenin our group). They were especially accommodating to me since I have balance and mobility challenges. A great place to go.

It was definitely a learning experience, with a petting zoo full of different farm animals you can…read morepet. You can grab a ride on their trolley or you can hike it up to the farm on your own. We hiked our way up to the farm to catch the milking demonstration, very educational for youngsters. Staff at the farm were easy to talk to and kind to answering questions about the process of taking care of the animals on the farm. It was later in the day so we were catching mostly all the last parts of their demonstrations. If you don't mind a bit of a hike and the smell of the farm it's for you. I think it's worth an experience for younger generations for sure. Speaking of that, they also had an area in the chicken coop with toys to play with and books to read for young children. Growing up on a chicken farm helped me learn a lot about work ethic and how much we need farmers in our country the further we get into the future and have many rights of self-sustaining capabilities taken away from us through the government and big business push. I hoping for nothing but the best for their future and farm.

These blueberries were SO GOOD!! I was there on August 1st, right in the middle of the blueberry…read moreseason. It was a little booth with one worker and she was super nice! You pay by the quart (they provide quart containers). It was $7/quart when I was there, which is a great price compared to what you buy at a regular grocery store. I would totally come back. The land where the blueberry plants are is just so beautiful! It is on a hill but it wasn't difficult to walk up to the picking areas. Definitely pick blueberries here!!

We left Stowe VT and were heading towards Montreal but made a pit stop here to get kids out of the…read morecar and pick some fresh blueberries! We had a fun and wish I was heading home so I could have picked more. They were delicious and we have been enjoying them as a snack and for breakfast!

Absolutely Love this beautiful and friendly farm! The staff is very welcoming and will greet you as…read moresoon as you walk in. The animals are incredibly friendly and well taken care of. In the summer, they give free hayrides during the Clinton County Fair. Mary the horse is very sweet and the cows and goats will also say hello! In the fall you can pick gorgeous sunflowers and take pictures in the fields. During Halloweekend you can go through the corn mazes and pick out your favorite pumpkin. This place is perfect for families too, the children can visit the petting zoo where the pigs, donkeys, goats roam free in the fences. You can actually walk into their gates and play with them. We loved meeting the baby goat, Loco and her mother Coco! The pigs love their belly rubs and will fall over when scratching them! It's very cute. Many of the things to do here are free so great value! They sell local apples, gifts and fun things in their gift shop too. Supporting the local farms in town is great for the community here. This is one of my favorite local farms to visit in town!

This is truly the best farm. My family and I loved it. If you love animals like us then it's the…read moreplace for you! Everyone was super nice too! Will go again next time we are in Plattsburgh!

Absolutely phenomenal experience. Couldn't recommend it enough. The sweetest family and…read moreexceptional food from the chef. Please help support this terrific establishment!!

Fantastic! Great farm to table . First a hay ride then picking flowers and then the meal …read more Served buffet style -all you can eat. Appetizers, salad , vegetables, potatoes , chicken and roast beef. At end ice cream either maple syrup. Anne and Joe, the owners are great hosts as were the chef and servers. We dined on the porch with other guests. Made new friends.

Perfect stop for UPick berries. Loved that they still had blueberries late in the season (late Aug…read more/ early Sep) as most farms said they were done as of early August. The fresh raspberries were so tasty and fun to pick. The blackberries were minimal on my visit but those that I found were good and flavorful. Not sure of organic, but all berries were pesticide free and oh so tasty. They have roaming chickens in the fields and they were pretty friendly/annoying you as you pick :) Farmer Mike was super friendly and welcoming to his farm. Note that they have Isham Farms on both sides of the road. The berries are up the driveway by the Sugar Shack were they make maple syrup in March/April of each year.

We visited Isham for a wedding weekend and were blown away by its beauty!…read more For the rehearsal dinner, there was a very relaxed BBQ, complete with a berry picking. The bride and groom were allowed to bring in all of their own food and beverages, which made for a low-key, easy event. The wedding day included wagon rides through the fields - and another full, fun evening. I can't speak to whether the food and service are recommended/provided through the farm but it was a wonderful, tasty, family-style meal; and, the bartenders and other servers were friendly and fast. Farmer Mike himself is a also very friendly and clearly proud of his beautiful property. Oh, and his berries, honey, and syrup are all some of the best I've had. Overall, I would highly recommend Isham for DIY berry picking with the family or the entire property for an event.