We stumbled upon this charming farm while looking for a spot to grab a quick lunch, and what a gem…read morewe found!! Sweet Berry Farm is a wonderful spot with a farmers market and cafe. The selection of delicious fresh local food is unreal! Pop in for a coffee or tea, breakfast sandwiches, fresh lunch sandwiches, desserts and so much more! There's indoor and outdoor seating, with the sweetest kid playhouse set up like a farm stand outside to keep the littles entertained. Outside is also a small stand alone shed featuring local artisans jewelry, and crafts. If you are in the area, this is a must visit to put on the list, especially on a beautiful day! Lentz_explore

Ambiance: The farm feels more like a charming little shop than a traditional farm. They sell plenty…read moreof name-brand foods alongside items made right on the farm, plus lots of cute home decor for purchase. Apple Cider Donuts: Only served on weekends, worth noting if that's what you're coming for. Didn't get to try it. Apple Cider: Served over ice at the café. Refreshing and sweet, but honestly tasted a lot like grocery store apple juice. Death by Chocolate Cake: $7 and absolutely worth it! A generous slice, super moist despite being pre-sliced from the fridge. The thin layers of buttercream-style chocolate frosting made it rich but not overwhelming. SO YUMMY!!

I have been driving past here my entire life and seeing as this whole COVID thing has us doing more…read moreoutdoorsy things close to home, we decided to stop in and check it out. The windmill was really cute, the property was very well groomed and the flower gardens were lovely. There were little foot bridges as well as a nice big duck pond! Glad we stopped and checked it out!

I had to have driven by Prescott Farm hundreds of times and never once stopped to check it out…read more Today was finally the day that I did! The grounds are well maintained, historic and very cute. A really nice windmill, historic buildings, gardens, and even a duck pond. It's a nice place to get out and stretch your legs for a bit while enjoying the scenery.

We took the grandchildren to the orchard for an Apple Picking Day. They loved it. Greg gave us the…read morehistory of the place, explained how orchard was run for picking and explained the many different types of apples. There were 38 different varieties. Such a fun time!!!

Nice folks , great website Ez parking…read moreThey have a Store with many apples fresh off the trees (pears too) or you can pick Sooooo many varieties... I gotta taste 'em all. Heat up the oven 'cause I'm baking too! Real Middletown icon and family fun. It's just a drag they aren't open more

I visited Aquidneck Farms on June 14th for their first Burger Night featuring The Rogue on the Road…read morefood truck. They had live music and it was great for a Friday night! You had to bring your own chairs if you wanted to hang around. That could be a problem if you only wanted the food and then go (like we did). The parking is small, since the farm is mostly for quick service pick ups. At Burger Night, a ticket gave you one burger, two sides and a beverage. I chose the BBQ Burger: Aquidneck Farms burger, smoked pulled pork, sharp cheddar, arugula, fried shallots, Carolina BBQ and bourbon BBQ sauce, and B+B pickles. For sides, I chose potato salad and coleslaw. The potato salad was amazing. It wasn't overly saucy, but just the right amount. The coleslaw was vinegar based and not my style. I definitely would order two potato salads next time! Overall, Aquidneck Farms grass fed beef is one of my favorites for burgers in Rhode island. You can find it on the regular menu at Rogue Island in Providence. I definitely recommend the trip, it's one of the best burgers!

What a peaceful place! Saw their sign as we were leaving the nearby vineyards and decided to stop…read morein and check them out. First impressions? Excitement because we saw two goats hanging out lol. There was a small shop where you could purchase different cuts of beef, pork, sausages, chicken, eggs and more. Unfortunately, there were a lot of items missing because of COVID. Still, we managed to get a small package of skirt steak. The man there was nice enough to give us a few bags of ice to keep it cold for our ride back home! I can't speak on the quality of the meat as we have yet to prepare it (hence the 4/5 stars). However I AM looking forward to eating it and will definitely post an update once we've had it! By the way, price-wise, you can get a dozen eggs for $6.

Super cute farm with some animals, can walk around, there's a nice little farm store with meats and…read moreother things. We went for the cider donuts while hard pressed cider was there and it was amazing. The only downside was the large number of yellowjackets which limited how much time we ended up spending at the farm.

The BEST apple cider donuts ever! They're perfectly warm and moist inside with sugar coating the…read moreoutside. The hot mulled cider was also perfect for a cool fall day! Parking is limited on the street but definitely worth a quick stop to see the farm animals and get some donuts!

In search of fall plants and decor we once again found ourselves at Decastro & Sons. This year we…read moredidn't even bother shopping around because we knew they would have exactly what we wanted and sell it at a fair price. This trip we picked up an ornamental pepper plant, two mums, and some corn stalks. Their selection is amazing, not to mention some of the largest mums I have ever seen! They also sell fresh produce of all types, corn, tomatoes, pumpkins, squash. You name it and they probably have it!

Love it here! This place is always my go to for fall decor! They have the best Mums, Cornstalks,…read moreBails of hay, Pumpkins of all sizes and colors, gourds and so much more! The staff is always very friendly and I have never had a bad experience here yet!!!

I love stopping here. From bundles of firewood to the sweetest corn, Sunset Farm just doesn't…read moredisappoint. It is on the same grounds as the Kinney bungalow an event space here in RI. They have fresh produce, homemade jams, pies, dips, sauces etc etc. We get 5 bundles of firewood for $20 and over the summer would drive here to get their corn on the cob. This was the best corn we found all season. I recently made two big batches of corn chowder and man, was it delicious.

Amazing local farm. A little gem in the neighborhood. Nice friendly super helpful staff. Best ox…read moretail, soup bones, steak and burgers in town. Also, really enjoyed their homemade with love sauces, dips, farm fresh eggs, vegetables such as peppers, tomatoes, potatoes and their scrumptious apple pie....soooo good!!!! Support your local farm!

have been going there weekly in season since late 1980's when just a hut. love the family and all…read moretheir produce and products. supermarkets....pooh!!!

Went for strawberry picking today and it ends at 4 and they close at 6 which i didn't know it…read morewasn't mentioned on the website nor social media page. So I went ahead and bought a container of strawberries and they were so fragrant and delicious but half of them were all mushy and squished to the point that it wasn't edible it was gross and very disappointing because it was over $8 for a quart of the strawberries.

If you're looking for straightforward, fall time fun... Escobar's Corn Maze is the place for you…read more My friends and I made the trek to the East Bay to partake on a picture perfect, blue sky day (the maze is generally closed when it's raining). Lots of available parking in a nearby field so I wouldn't recommend bringing your low rider here. There's a small shed where you can buy your entry tickets for the maze. The line was somewhat lengthy and they only accept cash on-site, so we opted to purchase our tickets online. That allowed us to quickly check in, grab a map, and find our way to the entrance. The maze itself was divided into two phases, so presumably, after finishing Phase 1, you could decide if you had it in you to traverse Phase 2. We passed many a tense moment among lost families arguing about which way to go so I imagine breaking this 8.5 acre maze into two helps keep people civil. The maze itself was well maintained. Couple narrow spots but for the most part, we could pass by others easily going every which direction. Numbered signs are posted throughout so if you do get lost, you have an idea if you're progressing. The maps are true maps so if you follow them closely, you can find your way to the exit easily. You could ditch the map too and truly lose yourself. We did get turned around at one point but what fun would it have been if we didn't get at least a little bit lost. At $10 per person, I thought it was a fair value for our time spent there. No kids in the group but there were some other available activities including leisurely hay rides, a cow train (that was bombing through the fields at breakneck speed), and a pumpkin patch. There were some snacks available at the ticket booth but nothing fall-themed (ex. bags of chips, cookies, etc). Reminded me of snacks available at a little league game. Port-a-potties available on site which was a welcome convenience.

We took the grandkids for an adventure ~ walking the Corn Maze. Over 2 miles of trails. They both…read more(9 & 7 years old) loved it. We received our instruction at the beginning of the maze and set out on our adventure. They did a wonderful job setting this up. The kids loved it!!!