Called the phone number per website recommendation to check hours at 8am. The message (recorded) listed hours for the weekend and said they'd be open from 8-10 on Sunday. Arrived at 905am (it is a 45min drive) only to be told by a staff member that they decided to close early and get turned away. We've been going there for 10 years. Seriously disappointed. Will reconsider our next trip. Can't spend an hour and half in the car traveling for no reason. read more

The owner of this place is actually a POS. Drove up to pick out a pumpkin for our 2 year old and we saw that it was closed so we were going to turn around and leave because it wasn't urgent we got a pumpkin that day. The owner was standing outside and was more than happy to still let us come in. Appreciating that he let us still come in, we parked with 150% intention of buying a pumpkin. As soon as we started walking out to the field he started giving us a hard time about a camera we brought to snap a couple photos of our daughter if we wanted. He started lecturing us about how we weren't "doing a photo shoot in his pumpkin patch all because we didn't grab a wagon because our plan was to get ONE pumpkin. Not 45. As we explained we weren't doing a photo shoot just taking a couple photos of the baby he tells us "you aren't getting it" if you aren't buying a pumpkin from my pumpkin patch then you don't get to take photos". We never gave him a hard time about just said we wanted to take pictures of our baby picking out her first pumpkin. He definitely could have been A LOT nicer than he was but he had no problem harassing us. Honestly the pumpkin patch was not even "photo shoot worthy" if that was our "grand plan". This guy didn't do us any favor by letting us in 3 minutes after they closed either. We should have left as soon as that happened. And after that he disappeared and we didn't seem him again after that. I get why this place has barely a 2 star rating. 10/10 don't recommend and will never be back. It's not how you treat people. I feel bad for his son and who he looks up too. read more

Came with my daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter along with their friends and child. Business was closed, but the owner told us to come in. I brought along my camera to take pictures of the babies picking out pumpkins. The owner then lectured us about "doing any photo shoots in his pumpkin patch" I explained I was not a professional photographer and he said it DIDN'T MATTER, there was to be no pictures taken if we were not there to buy anything. Needless to say, 2 pumpkins were bought and I did not take a single picture. We will not be returning here again!! There was no need for us to be talked to that way. The pumpkin patch was not worthy of doing a photo shoot anyways! read more

Rossview Farm is the best! Great berries, pumpkins, and trees. Very kind, reasonable, and welcoming staff too. Stars all-around

My friend went to this farm today and they would not allow her Service Dog on their property. She cannot safely walk without her Service Dog. Federal Law states that Service Dogs are allowed to go anywhere the public is allowed to go. This is not right. This is a highly trained Service Dog that has been working with her partner for six years. There is no excuse for this. read more

Fun will go again soon. Tons of berries, cute little farm. My 8 year old loved it, will be back soon

Enormous selection of pumpkins! Nice family farm and very friendly owners. Pumpkins were perfect and at .50 cents a pound, not a bad deal! If you like no nonsense approach then this is your place. read more

What a beautiful spot. Everything was well marked, staff was welcoming, helpful and friendly. Most of all, the berries were amazing! Thank you for all your hard work. Most appreciated. read more

wow, where to start? looked up pick your own strawberries in the are and chose this farm for its location.... probably should have done more research. Got there around 9:30 AM and they pointed me to a field where about twenty people were picking. We were not supposed to go past some poles the workers said. I stayed in the are and went one line over the poles as those bushes had better berries to pick. I was told by a worker to move to a different area that they opened and say in front of the poles. I moved and picked again. I asked if there were any ripe berries and he said yes in the field we got moved to. There were still only light pink, a few random red strawberries and the only ripe red ones were little. These were the worst pick your own fields I have ever picked berries in. It was very disappointing. Once again I went one row over the poles and saw better berries and picked them and another worker came over and asked me to move back into the field they had open.It was the same field, one row past the pole. After about 45 minutes of digging through getting frustrated with the few berries I was able to find that were any good, a guy walked up to me and told me that I was disrespecting his workers and I needed to leave his farm. He was the manager and couldn't have people disrespecting his workers that work so hard. I explained I had not disrespected them, and he went on and on and I told him I was leaving his farm and wouldn't be back and he kept following me saying how disrespectful I was and he was just being a jerk. He followed me out to the area to pay which I wasn't going to, but after the hard work I already had done I wanted the fruit I had already picked. He stayed near the cash register talking to the two workers there loud enough for me saying how he is there to make sure they are happy and have all they need because happy workers are the best workers.... I was ready to tell him he needed to let it go and shut up, but I didn't say a thing, I paid for my few berries and left and I will Never ever go back there and don't think anyone else should either... the manager is an ass and the berries suck!!! read more

I have been to Rossview Farm many times to pick strawberries and blueberries. The berries are always beautiful and delicious. There are so many to pick! It's a fun, peaceful activity and great prices. The staff are friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend this farm for families and individuals! read more

We went to cut our Christmas tree and requested that it not be trimmed, we have a lot of ornaments and wanted to trim it at home. We were told by the owner that it was "his tree" despite the fact that we were paying him 80 bucks for it. After being told several times that he would not allow HIS tree off the lot, we gave up and left without a tree. We will avoid every visiting the farm in the future. He managed to ruin a holiday tradition. read more

Looks like family "disputes" shut down the farm. Too bad. The parents are nice but their son Don seems to have a very short fuse. Scared me and my wife a couple of years ago with his temper. Better tree farms around. read more

I can't wait to visit Rossview Farm soon for the most delicious blueberries and strawberries. My family loves this farm; it's a beautiful, peaceful place. read more