Harner Farm Market is a cute place to come purchase pumpkins, mums, miscellaneous salsa, jams, and…read moremore! It was a cute place with kind service. Though the line at the counter can get a little busy, the workers are efficient and the layout of the market makes it not to feel too crowded. It was nice to not have to walk too far for our pumpkin needs, and they have a great selection overall.

Their prices have really gone up over the last few years. I don't usually stop here. There tomatoes…read morevery delicious but I don't feel like they're as good as they used to be either.

Wonderful farmers market with a florist, food stalls, pastries, meats, and lots of fresh produce! I…read morewould recommend looking around first before buying anything to get a good gauge of the prices. The florist is my favorite there, it's called Wilding Hope and the flowers are always fresh and last forever. She makes beautiful arrangements and is always smiling.

So much farm fresh goodness! I stopped by to find out about apple picking. I got way more than I…read morebargained for. Found out Green Farms has apple picking this weekend. I was able to buy some fresh fruits and veggies, and some peach applesauce that I'm excited to try. The market has fresh caught seafood, eggs, meats, teas, cheese, pizza, pumpkins, and some really killer cider. Glad I got the smaller jug because I finished it all in one sitting. So tasty! Careful when you plug in the directions. The address on yelp takes you to the fire house when the market is indoors for winter, which it will be soon. Currently it's in the parking lot at the military museum. The weather was stunning today so I'm glad I caught it before it moved.

I've been too many farmers markets, in my local area and one other one out of area, including this…read moremarket. Well in the area, from out of town visiting, decided to stop at the market. The vendors for a smaller market, were abundant, fresh pasta, mead, veggies, produce, pizza, honey, goat products, and a few bakery items. Huge compliments out to the organizers, it was amazing to have someone welcome you, and thank you, as you left the market. All vendors were friendly, whose stands that I visited and helpful. The gentleman that sold the Goat products, I do hope in the future to buy; as he was kind enough to call to find out stores in Altoona that sold their product. Highly recommend, Crumbkowski, Christina who is the pastry chef and owner, had an amazing set up, allowing customers to sample little pieces, buy whole squares, in addition to cookies and muffins. The Amish stand that had homemade potato chips, were out of this world; I'm sorry I didn't buy more to freeze. Great atmosphere and hope to return next time in town. Sorry didn't take pictures of my purchases.

The Saturday morning market is a truley must visit when in State College. The vendors are a diverse…read moregroup that carry all types of Fresh locally grown vegetables. When in season the corn on the cob is plentiful and offered by a number of venders. Te same is true if the tomatoes, cellery and other vegetables. In addition the market offers baked goods and meats. In a very short time from opening the baked goods are in short supply. If you love fresh vegetables you will not be disappointed with this event.

My mom and I go to pick strawberries every year, this year we went to way fruit farm. We were told…read morethat strawberries were abundant and there were multiple fields. When we went out, the fields were full of weeds and hard to walk through. Furthermore, there almost no strawberries and if there were any they were the size of a thumbnail. We were very disappointed and sad so we decided to go into the farms store to just buy a couple bins. To our surprise they were almost $9 for one. We ended up spending $60 on strawberries, which is by far the most we have ever spent. I was extremely disgruntled.

Very good service , a large selection of apples , bakery items were plentiful, a large selection of…read morejelly, decorated for fall and very festive, far priced

They have an eccentric mix of farm produce and products. I got plants there recently, and thought…read moreit was not a great deal, but a good deal. the idea of a working farm working is a good thing, I think, and should be encouraged.

I'm back in Central Pennsylvania visiting family and friends after living in California for years…read more Hard to believe it's been over 40 years since I was last here. Honestly, not much has changed... and that's part of the charm. One place I had to revisit was the Belleville Market, held only on Wednesdays. It's a real slice of small-town Americana, with a strong Amish presence that adds to its unique character (you'll see them in some of the photos I posted). As a kid, my favorite treat was always the Amish Whoopie pies, and yes, they're still just as massive and delicious as I remember, and only $1.25 each! You can't beat that. Parking is free, but fair warning: it fills up fast. This market is popular with locals and visitors alike, so plan to arrive early. In addition to the produce stands and baked goods, there's a large flea market and a livestock auction. We didn't explore those parts this time, but it's definitely worth spending a morning here to soak it all in. If you're in the area on a Wednesday, don't miss it.

Service quality prices run by a family very clean parking available respectable good atmosphereread more

They have completely changed. We have been going here for 10 years with our kids. Enjoying a hay…read moreride to the pumpkin patch to pick an age appropriate sized pumpkin. Then we would enjoy food trucks while kids played on the playground. It now costs $10 for a kid to play on the playground. Not worth it. Ruined tradition. Was nice while it lasted but won't be back.

Where to start?? Took the grandchildren there that are 4 years old. The customer service where you…read moreenter was horrific. They were not pleasant at all! No one explained where anything was or directed us to things. Pricing in my opinion is a bit high especially for the very few things to do there. They have a nice corn maze but, it's not for their ages really. The attractions they have there are very outdated and for the price they charge they could use it to do a few upgrades. It's been over 9 years since I've been there and it's definitely gone down hill from then and uphill on that cost. Though have to say their restrooms outside were more up to date than the environment there for sure. If I was pricing things I would have it as follows Adults ages 13 and up $15 Ages 5-12 $8-10 and 3-5 $5 and 3 and under Free. That's just my opinion for the attractions. But as you see in pictures I have sign of pricing from there. And last note we had to put our own wristbands on so we could've just walked in and said we lost them in maze if we wanted to do that but we didn't but that shows how much the people pay attention at the point of entrance. And as for a petting zoo there that's a few ducks and one goat. And no food to feed them as those machines had a post it note on it stating "Out of Order!" So, to say we will be back is more towards the NO unless they were to update things and that's update it a lot.