Homestead Farms is the kind of place that reminds you why a little fresh air and wide-open acreage…read morecan work wonders. The property goes on and on--plenty of room for kids to run, adults to exhale, and everyone to claim their perfect apple-picking spot without bumping elbows. The apple selection is top-tier: crisp, plentiful, and varied enough to make you rethink your recipes. Whether you're team Honeycrisp, Stayman, Fuji, or "I just want the prettiest one," they've got you covered. It's an excellent family outing--easy parking, nice country store organized staff, scenic views, and cute working farm charm. A Maryland must worth returning to every fall.

My boyfriend and I went on a blackberry picking date here, and we had a blast! We loved that there…read morewas NO line. It was $4 for admission, $1 for a picking bucket, and you pay per pound for your produce. Unfortunately in July, they didn't have any more peaches, but still had plenty of blackberries. To be honest, the blackberries were very sour, but I made them into a pie so it was delicious in pie form! We walked around and saw the animals on the farm, and wandered around the market where they had a ton of seasonal produce available for sale.

What a cool little spot!!! I think they have every variety of pumpkins that ever existed. The green…read morehouse has a ton of different types of papers. Including my favorite, the Carolina Reaper. If that's not enough, they also have duck eggs. I will definitely stop back by here before heading back to Georgia.

5.24.25 Highly…read morerecommend the apple crisp pie. It tasted amazing reheated and with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

This is a must stop if you are in the area, or worth a drive if you're not. The sandwiches,…read morepastries, etc. are all so good. Plus they have tons of other goods such as candles, soaps, lotions and other items. Everyone that works here is so kind and welcoming as well. Very clean with space to sit and eat breakfast, lunch or you can get your food to go. The cinnamon rolls are one of the best I have ever had. Cannot recommend the sandwiches enough as well.

I love how friendly the staff was. So welcoming since the moment you walk in and ordering and when…read moregetting your food. I love that he explained the menu items to me. Mentioned that they can use GF bread for all their sandwiches. Oh man I'm drooling about that bbq sandwich I had. Plus the cookie. YUM. The chips were bomb too. I usually stop by here when I visit West VA and I will never stop coming!

This is a small and fairly remote town, but I was impressed that it is apparently able to support a…read morestore of this quality. Various local items were available, but it also had a lot of the kind of niche special items one comes to these places for. I found a big brand almond milk chai I hadn't seen elsewhere, but I also got some basics. And the price was not bad for what I got. I assume people must be driving from surrounding towns to shop here, and without going to Frederick, you'd struggle to find a better option for food shopping.

While a co-op with membership options you don't need a membership to shop here…read more The size and types of items available remind me of Mom's Organic Market (multiple locations in the DMV) or Roots in Maryland. Lovettsville Coop stands out however with more local items like meats from Mill Creek Farm and cheese from Georges Mill Farm. If you prefer organic and small farm produce, milk, eggs, meat and cheese this market is def worth checking out.

Note: review is for the "market" (not orchard) June 29, 2025 because I'm sure inventory changes…read moreover the year. I had to write about the best apple cider donuts I've had the pleasure of enjoying. Fresh out of the kettle $7 for 6. They take credit card. Also pies available for $20 and some honey, fruit butter, bbq sauces, and some salsa plus bags of kettle corn ($6). Was looking for jams/jellies but those are available up in the peach orchard ($8, cash only). Donuts better than Apple House!? That's a high bar.

Great place for apple picking. If you have 4-wheel drive they even allow you to drive through the…read morelines of apple trees, so minimal walking required if that is what you are looking for. If you get there, keep going past the shop on the left side until you come to a white house with a red roof, this is where apple picking starts. On the way home, be sure to stop by the shop you saw initially on your left. They have freshly made apple cider donuts which are super delicious.

Made a pitstop after a day of antiques shopping. Great selection of veggies. Must be the wrong…read moretime for fruit. It had everything we needed for the week.

Great fresh veggies, corn and fruit always with the weekly stop. Pickled up beets, cucumbers,…read morepotatoes, corn and More.

If there's one thing I've learned about myself, it's that I am apparently incapable of resisting a…read morefruit festival. And if it's at Hollabaugh Bros., there's NO WAY I'm not going! I had already visited Hollabaugh Bros. during last summer's Blueberry Festival and had such a great experience that when I realized my Sunday adventure schedule would put me only about 20 minutes away from their 11th Annual Strawberry Festival, there was absolutely no question about whether I was going. Add in the fact that I had just finished a 4.5-mile hike and was STARVING? This became an immediate priority. I arrived around 12:15pm and was immediately impressed by how smoothly everything was running. One of several parking attendants guided me to a super-close parking spot, and within minutes I was heading toward the festivities. Kudos to Hollabaugh Bros. for absolutely nailing the logistics. No confusion. No backed-up traffic. No chaos. Just friendly people efficiently moving visitors through the process so everyone could get to the important business of strawberries. The festival itself was packed with exactly the kind of charm you'd hope for from a family farm celebration. The event featured live music, local artisan vendors, wagon rides, food trucks, strawberry desserts, and enough strawberry-themed treats to make any berry lover ridiculously happy. One of my favorite parts was discovering that they had once again set up the indoor tasting room. Last year this was one of my favorite parts of the Blueberry Festival, and the strawberry version was just as much fun. Staff members encouraged visitors to sample everything from strawberry salsa and syrups to dips and warm strawberry crisp. They were also offering samples of several sausage varieties sold in the market. I tried one, immediately fell in love with it, and ended up bringing a package home with me before leaving. The market itself was filled with strawberry-themed goodies alongside Hollabaugh's regular offerings, but I had one mission. Last year, I missed out on the famous Blueberry Sugar Cakes and spent an embarrassingly long amount of time thinking about that mistake afterward. So this year I was determined not to repeat history. When I spotted Strawberry Sugar Cakes, I practically lit up. The only problem? They were sold in packs of six, and while I enjoy sugar as much as the next person, even I have limits. I asked one of the employees if it might be possible to buy just one. Instead, she kindly repackaged three for me and sold me a smaller portion. My blood sugar, my waistline, and my future self all deeply appreciated the compromise! Outside, I made my way to the strawberry dessert tent where they were serving strawberry sundaes, strawberry crisp, and strawberry milkshakes. Since I'd been craving a milkshake all morning, that decision was easy. Armed with my strawberry milkshake and my precious strawberry sugar cakes, I found a sunny bench near the live musician and settled in. And honestly? That was probably my favorite part of the entire day. The weather was beautiful. The acoustic music was playing softly nearby. Families wandered through the festival. Kids ran around enjoying the activities. People chatted, laughed, sampled treats, and enjoyed a perfect late-spring afternoon. Meanwhile, I sat there happily bopping along to the music, eating strawberry sugar cake, sipping one of the best strawberry milkshakes I've had in a long time, and appreciating the fact that sometimes the best adventures are the simple ones. At this point, festivals at Hollabaugh Bros. are becoming two things for me: a chance to grab specific treats I know I'm going to love, and an opportunity to spend a few hours soaking up one of the most relaxed, welcoming, and enjoyable atmospheres around. Reasonable prices. Fantastic staff. Plenty of parking. Great food. Great events. Zero stress! I absolutely love this place and can't wait for their next fruit festival adventure!

I see no reason to not rate it with five stars. There's a large selection of products here. They…read morehave dairy, produce, seasonal products as well as coffee and ice cream, to name a few.

Beautiful farm. Lovely experience with delicious berries. If only the bugs would stay away!read more

It can't get any better, for a number of reasons, the scenery is so impressive surrounded on both…read moresides by gorgeous foothills. And the simplicity of Frog Eye Farm can't be taken for granted. Grab your basket which they provide and pick away. One thing about Frog Eye is it's not crazy huge where you end of walking for miles and then have to turn around and the blueberries, parking and purchasing are all right there, so everything is nearby and not spread out like some farms I've experienced. They offered water, bug spray and they even let us weigh our boys baskets and they could put the blue berries in them instead of the baskets they provide. They have a hand washing station too and you can eat the blue berries as you pick. I find their website and facebook page both very informative and accurate, but if you do have a question they respond very quickly through their facebook messenger. You want to get away from the city and looking for something different on your way out to Harper's Ferry and just enjoy the day and relax Frog Eye Farm is a great place for this and at $4.00 per pound it's a great value too. These blueberries were so incredibly good, you won't be disappointed. Thank you for a fun family fun day.

We booked the Barnyard for my son's first birthday and it was everything we wanted. Although it…read morerained that day, the kids still had so much fun, it made it where we had the whole place to ourselves (which was a perk! Thank you rain! Haha). I found the rental to be affordable for all they provide; a blank room to decorate how ever you please, 15 kid bands for the petting zoo, 2hrs in the barn, tables, chairs, a private show and tell, and access to the whole barnyard. We payed extra for the petting zoo food. The staff is also so great at communicating thought email and phone. They were very patient with me and answered all my questions. I will be coming back here with my son to explore more of the barnyard on a sunny day and will most likely book any future birthday parties here!

Popped in yesterday while in the area and I must say what an absolute gem of a market! Orrs Farm…read moreMarket is so cute and has SO MUCH to offer for everyone! A must stop for all things local and fresh!!

We enjoyed nice, custom blended and roasted, lattes and an expresso at this very fine, new coffee…read moreand more shop! Kyra took our order and answered my questions about the place, the name, etc. She was very helpful and welcoming Danny made our drinks with excellent crema on the espresso and art on the lattes! All the latte flavors are made locally so they are much better than typical bottled flavorings. I asked about the name of the shop since it's so unique. Kyra explained that nearby Harper's Ferry is the midpoint of the Appalachian Trail! They also stock local veggies, cheese, meat and more. They support the "slow food" movement which is the opposite of fast food! So, the name is related to the trail and their pashion for local, fresh and healthy. The custom blend of coffee, roasted by Red Rooster, is excellent, medium, rich and complex without being overbearing. It's not fruity but instead just a good solid coffee taste. The beans are sourced from Brazil. The shop is huge, spotless and well decorated. There is plenty of room to sit or stand at the coffee bar and enjoy! Life is good with local coffee, local produce, local meat and local cheese!

This place is the real thing. Everything about it is 100%. The food, the drink, the space, the…read moreambience, the warmth, the personnel, even the playlist. Do not miss this gem. The vibe is welcoming, but moreso, an invitation to hang out. An about turn from the rushing at other cafes. Do not miss this place. I know I'm gushing, but.....dayam!