After meaning to come here for a few years, my 3 year old and I finally had a chance to visit this…read moremorning. While he (nor I) know the differences between apples, we had a nice hour and 1/2 together picking apples, eating a few along the way. The weather was great and the location is slightly off the expressway, very easy to find. The staff is beyond friendly but make sure you go to a bathroom before stopping by. We look forward to making this an annual tradition.

Apples are very small this year. Not worth $10 a bag until you are using them for younger…read moreChildren's lunches or snack.

I really want to go back to pick someone strawberries . It was about 20 years ago my son Jeff and…read morehis wife Tara Rogers, my daughter Jodi Red Stuckey, her 2 sons parker and Cody Stuckey and myself. It was a beautiful sunny day that just kept getting hotter and the strawberry were so delicious that we were all eating them as soon as we picked them!. It took a while before we had any to take home! . I think we were rocking back and forth like drunken sailors in the strawberry patch. We picked a LOT more and I thought I'd never want another strawberry again. Until the next day at least. We wanted to try to freeze them but we ate them all again. We had so much fun that day. Everyone loved it. I wish we could all reassemble together again and repeat it again but life changed and some memories are just so amazing that even if it were possible to get all of us together in that patch, we could never have imagined that we could never repeat that magic. Of laughter and joy to of that day. We never thought about that or we'd have stayed longer, picked more and held on tightly and not let go. I love you guys and miss you all.

I love to hear out here to get some fresh veggies. I love their tomatoes fresh from the garden and…read morethe pies they sell. I always look forward to trips out to the pumpkin patch they have in the fall to get pumpkins. I highly recommend!

Great farm raised.produce. Sweet Corn is the best. Friendly, knowledgeable and courteous service.read more

Pearce's Farm Stand is so much more than a place to pick up produce--it's a full-on family…read moreexperience that our kids (and we!) absolutely adore. From live music and wagons to pull/ride to fresh samples and pumpkins (fall), every visit is packed with wholesome fun and unforgettable memories. The farm stand is incredibly kid-friendly, with a large play space featuring real (retired) farm equipment to climb on and hay castles to explore. Our kids could spend hours there! They especially love riding in the wagons, sampling treats like juicy watermelon and soft peanut butter cookies, and dancing to the live music. And we have to mention the sweet corn--it is hands-down the BEST we've ever had. Perfectly crisp, fresh, and flavorful, it's a summer must-have and reason enough to stop by all on its own. In the fall, Pearce's turns into a magical wonderland. Last year, our daughter (who had just turned two) remembered every single detail from our visits--so much so that returning in 2025 was a top priority as soon as they opened for the season! We also really appreciate the farm's $3 "ugly" or overstock veggie bags--a great way to get fresh produce at an amazing value while cutting down on food waste. It's thoughtful touches like this that make Pearce's a favorite not just for the fun, but for the values behind it. If you're looking for a place to make lasting family memories, enjoy local food, and support a fantastic small business, Pearce's Farm Stand is a must-visit. We're already counting down to our next trip!

Such a wonderful adventure! The alpacas were so sweet and Sally taught us all about their…read morebehaviors which was so interesting! Really enjoyed our time there!

Easy 5 stars! Friendliest people on earth!! Very educational and generous with their time. Very…read moregood stewards of animal safety and health! We loved it!! They also let us meet their horses and we bought their cute alpaca fur made items. A must-do!

Paris Deer Park offers an Amazing educational tour of their deer farm. They feature 3 species of…read moredeer, alpacas, a monkey and a very friendly dog. The tour offers a great deal of information on each animal, including care and feeding. We were able to feed the animals nutritious food along with branches they would enjoy in the wild. It's a beautiful place to enjoy the animals in a natural setting. Highly recommended.

Today we went to the kids garage.It was an oasis in the heat.It was too hot for the park and then…read moreit started to rain.We were nice and dry and not hot.My little one was restless at home so we tried something new.We had a great time,Bailey was very nice and attentive.She kept the place clean and answered any questions that i had.Thank you Bailey for being so kind and helpful.

We booked a private party for our daughters 3rd birthday. It was great. The owner showed up and ask…read moremultiple times during the party if anything was needed and was incredibly sweet and helpful. They supplied birthday table clothes, plates, silverware, juice boxes and water. Pizza was included with the price from Antioch Pizza which our whole family loves. The party had to be the smoothest party we have every had and it wasn't overly expensive either for 20+ kids. They called 48 hrs before to confirm everything and were super nice. The owner of this place is great, prompt, responsive and really cares about his place of business. We appreciate you and will definitely be back.

Love love love woodstock square! From Groundhog Day to Christmas lights and everything in between!…read more Cute stores, opera house has fun shows, movie theatre is great and lots of fun places to eat! If you haven't been here - you are missing out!

We were in the area and stopped by Woodstock square to check out their Saturday farmers market. The…read moregrounds are pretty and well maintained. The location has several landmark buildings with plenty of unique boutique shops and restaurants lining the square. Sections of streets are cobblestone paved adding to its historic charm. Surprisingly, this is also the location where nearly 30 years ago Groundhog Day was filmed. The opera house was the location of the Pennsylvanian Hotel and the pavilion in the center was Gobbler's Knob where actor Bill Murray who plays a local newscaster is stuck in an unfortunate time loop while reporting on Punxsutawney Phil's annually celebrated shadow sighting. If you want to partake in some winter fun and movie history, the Square holds their own Groundhog Day on February 2nd.

Incredibly kind yoga instructor and reasonably priced for the experience you receive while on this…read morebeautiful property! Definitely a yoga class worth paying for! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful goats.