This the apple picking site for Bolton Orchards…read more Basically, the farm is up the hill behind the store. 250 acres of orchards, and they grow some nice varieties of fruit. It's not anything but an apple picking site.

Great place to take little kids. The hayride is fun and very reasonably priced at $3. There is a…read morecorn maze for the kids and farm animals as well. I thought the best part was the man who gave some great info on the cows. Two of the cows followed him around and the kids loved that. Also, we went on a Saturday in early October and it was not crowed at all.

Went with my family yesterday to pick pumpkins. This is one of the few places in our area that…read moreactually lets you go out into their fields and pick a pumpking. It's not like those places that say you can pick a pumpking, but have them already picked and lined up or in a pile. The scenery was gorgeous as well--trees had great color. We enjoyed a fresh cider donut and sat for a while. The person in the little store (possibly the owner?) told us they were doing a special on the pumpkins so we got two free. Incredible deal!

This farm is gorgeous. The owner, I think, was so unbelievably nice - he took the time to explain…read moreeverything and the quality of fruit was amazing - the way fruit should taste. This is a fantastic place to be and would recommend it to anyone.

I love this place I always go there with my kids we have a great time, have friendly place, the…read morefruits picking is amazing experience. Love the animals too

You must try their strawberry ice cream!. Do not miss this. It is seasonal and limited only…read more There are certain things you will never try until you have kids. One of them are apple picking and hay rides. I love it. This farm is giant. The staff are professional and used to a large volume of customers. The tractors never stop. One of the new apple types I tasted first time here was Pinova. It was excellent! It is close to my favorite, Mount Rainier Lady Alice apples. Shizuka was great too. The scenery is great and it is so good to get out see the sun, the sky, the clouds, the trees, and take a break from walls and screens. Coming back in shaa Allah.

Fresh produce, delectable pies and a plethora of trinkets (in case you find yourself craving a…read morepig-shaped salt shaker, beeswax petroleum-free candle or a country duck something-or-other) make up this cute little store on Deershorn Farm. Appropriately seasoned pick-your-own's, pumpkins galore (yay Fall!) and extremely nice employees. We sampled some blueberry pie (YUM) and when perusing the apples, the cashier let us sample those too! We choose a small bag of apples (about 8 for $4, the name i cannot remember) and went along out merry little way. There's nothing like farm-fresh fruits and veggies, and supporting local agriculture feels good, too!

Really love this farmers market. It's a farmers market. Not a yuppie froo froo gourmet overpriced…read moreoutdoor food market. Real farmers come here to sell their produce. They also sell plants. And fresh cut flowers. And meat from the animals that they raise on their farm. And they sell it at competitive prices. Not with exorbitant mark ups. The jam being sold was made in some ones kitchen - not at some mini factory. Same with the baked goods. It's held up on Academy Hill in Westminster. A big grassy field that you can easily sit down in. Live music on the band stand. Quite a few trees that provide shade for those hot days.

Love this little farmer's market. There's lots of farms and produce. I also love the fudge, the…read moregarlic bread and the jams! My dog loves the doggy treats :)

I have been a regular customer of the "Beef Box" for well over a year now and I am very happy with…read morethe quality of the beef. They ship the beef box all the way to my home in Rhode Island and they even through in a few "freebies". I feel fortunate that I can support a local family farm with compassionate-towards-animals farming practices. I am one of those meat-eaters who wishes she was a vegan. Lilac Hedge is a worthy compromise. The beef is delicious.

A very nice local farm with activities, great food and drinks, live bands, good ice cream, lovely…read morelittle store and a great venue. The bouncy house is what you need to be aware of as child was playing inside when the attendant decided to deflate the bouncy house to get the children to come out. All the children were screaming and some had to help others get out. Per the manager,the attendant was a teenager.

The hub and I were taking a leisurely drive around the Northwest burbs of Boston to enjoy the Fall…read morefoliage and take in some fresh air. Yuppies that we are, I insisted we find a local place off the beaten path to buy some fruit, possibly even some local maple syrup. I just didn't know if we'd be that lucky! Orchard we did find, and Flat Hill did not disappoint. We drove down a curvy lane that evoked fantasies of one day living on a property with rolling hills and views of cattle (but still within 30 minutes of Boston of course!) and we came upon Flat Hills parking lot and little country store. So cute! The shop was filled with fruit and gourds and pies and the like. It was all lovely. We picked a peck of pears, some mini pumpkins to decorate the table top and a chunk of fudge, also made locally, of course. From outside, we grabbed ourselves two well rounded pumpkins and two pots of marvelous mums, to adorn our front porch back in the citay. All came to a reasonable $30 or so. Debit and credit cards accepted, people! Now THIS is a farm I can work with. The woman was friendly and helpful, and there wasn't anyone else there the whole time. I like not being around people. That's why I live in the city, duh. Give em' a shot if you're out that way, or if you're looking for a reason to be out that way. They're great!

If you want to find juicy, sweet peaches, look no further. Their field of peach trees are in the…read moresun. Best peaches in the USA. Just stop settling for supermarket produce. This orchard farm stand is the Best.

This 100-acre farm is located in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It used to be a historic farm called…read moreMarshall Farm. It's located on a hill so the views are spectacular. We went in the fall and it was a perfect New England day; spooky season in full effect, sweater weather, and autumn decor. There was live music, picnic tables, and animals you can pet; there were goats and sheep. A feed dispenser was nearby, just insert some coins. The bar/restaurant line was not too long and it moved quickly. We had kettle popcorn, hot dogs, beers and cider. These were good and there were so many options; pizza, beer, ice cream, salad, nachos, etc. They are also a pick your own farm; from strawberries, flowers, pumpkins, apples, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, peaches, it all depends on the season. They even have a sugar house which produces maple syrup and other treats. We had an enjoyable time when we went and look forward to going back.

Parking is a nightmare. No guidance during the Apple F3st of where to park, so we followed others…read more We had to go down a very steep dirt road and park on grass (we followed a truck) No signage to know where anything is. Looked for Finicky Fork - it was the counter with the long lines. Since we hadn't eaten lunch yet, we waited in the 20 minute line and then placed our order. They take your phone number and say they are going to text you (not giving you any idea of how long the wait will be). We found a picnic table and enjoyed the live music. 30 minutes later, I walked up to the counter in case they had my phone number wrong. Turns out other people had been waiting almost 2 hours. After waiting an hour and a half and still no food, I asked for a refund. They did not give us a receipt of the refund, however and said it would be credited at the end of the day. Its one thing if one person's was delayed, but there were very many (probably 30 people) who had to wait almost 2 hours for food. One woman just asked for soup. Crazy!