My sweetie and I are on our Pumpkinfest Weekend Tour!…read more Our current stop is at Hagerman Farms in Picton. As expected, we found locally grown fruits and vegetables here. The best surprise were the pies, tarts and other delicious treats!

Always a great place to buy from local farmers and see some farm animals. Friendly staff and…read morehelpful. A few pot holes to manage around getting in but maybe by choice .

Small little ice cream stand with really good prices! I tried their pistachio yesterday, but I…read morewasn't a fan. However, today I tried their vanilla soft serve, and it was really good. The soft serve was smooth, creamy, and perfect sweetness. My partner got their chocolate hard ice cream, and he thought it was a bit too sweet but still delicious. We will have to return if we ever visit Syracuse again!

Great farm stand with lovely flowers for sale as well as some vegetables and homemade items inside…read more They sell Ashby's Ice Cream from Michigan and it is outstanding....so flavorful. My coffee flavor "Rush Hour" was bursting with coffee flavor and caramel and chocolate.... and the "Eskimo Kisses" was coconut and chocolate truffle pieces- delicious. The scoops are generous and 2 scoops was only.50¢ more than 1 scoop.

We were excited when we saw this place. It advertised fresh cheese curd, Kawartha Dairy icecream,…read more maple syrup and the "royal gala apples just came in". Inside 85-90% of the store was overpriced gifty things. I expected a bit of that country gift store souvenir feel but for a store called the apple store... highlighting fruits and veggies... it was disappointing.

Now this is a place to go and pick apples. Not that you can't frolick, take selfies, or enjoy the…read morefall air - of course, you can do that too. But this place is the best place I've ever picked apples, they have many different varieties, many different grades, and many sizes of bags if you need to supplement your picking. And the prices are reasonable. Waddell's is finally an apple orchard where you can go and stock up on apples and come out feeling like the pies, sauces, and butters you're going to make are actually worth the time and cost.

From the owner: Pick-Your-Own apples and pumpkins in our scenic orchard by the Rideau Canal. Shop our Farm store…read morefor fresh-picked apples, cider, homemade baking and preserves from our bakery, local honey and cheese. Our farm is open during the fall harvest and you can shop online for products from our bakery all year long!

Honestly, my bf and I went in here on a lark. He has a tendency to buy a lot of olive, so it seemed…read morefunny at the time. Once inside, we were greeted by the kindest woman ever. She put out more bread for us and encouraged us to try all the oils that interested us. She was so attentive and gave us suggestions in terms of what oil/vinegar combos to try. I was overwhelmed, but intrigued. So I jumped right in. I found I liked the lime oil and the coconut vinegar. OMG, yum! I had a baguette and oil/vinegar for dinner the following night. Really impressed with the service she provided, her attention to detail and overall how welcome she made us feel. We left the store with $50 worth of oil.

By reservation only for their amazing lunches and dinners…read more First of all, the absolute charm of the barn is something to be admired. The care in preserving and decorating the interior is just amazing. Large bouquets of fresh flowers grown on the farm are everywhere, along with hanging bunches of dried flowers from years past. The owners are beaming with pride of their generational owned farm and enthusiastically share the store of the farm and the richness of the crops that grow so abundantly in the area. The food is grown locally and prepared in a kitchen attached to the barn/store. The food is magical and the setting completes the experience. We've been to several events here, but this was our first Father's Day there. My dad and husband had an awesome time enjoying food with strawberry and rhubarb themes along with delicious fruit filled beverages served out of mason jars. This is a genuine farm to table experience not to be missed!

I went there in search of an apple pie and boy did I hit the jackpot! The service was so friendly…read moreand inviting! The Ambiance was cozy, it's a place that's so interesting with lots to look at! The apple pie did not disappoint! Every bite was delicious ! Cannot wait to go back!

Farm Market with u-pick available - peaches, apples, plums, etc. Orchard is close to the store and…read moreeasy to pick the fruits - Prices are moderate; wouldn't say a bargain but fair. The big draw there seems to be the homemade fudge as well. The outside and "garage" storage area could use a little spiffing up but overall a decent spot to visit and get some fruits and snacks..

Watt's has lots to offer: a country store with knick knacks, local products, home made fudge, etc;…read morea pick your own operation with cherries, apricots, raspberries, pluots, and more; and an ice cream counter. We normally pick our cherries at Brown's, but since my in-laws just moved back to Albion, we decided to try somewhere closer to town. Plus, my mom was also visiting with us, and she wanted to pick apricots. The pick yourself prices are slightly cheaper at Watt's. There was hardly anyone else picking when we were there, and it was the 4th of July weekend. Also, the service and assortment of ice cream flavors (all Perry's, of course) is best in the area, with lots of sundae combinations to choose from.

My sweetie and I are on our Pumpkinfest Weekend Tour!…read more Our current stop is The Campbell's Orchard & County Market. Choose from a large selection of locally grown apples and vegetables. You can also find breads, pickled goods and other treats. Staff are friendly.

What a great place to spend a sunny fall afternoon! With all of the trees ready for the picking,…read moreyou can pre-pay either a 10lb or 20lb bag and head out into the trees to start picking. Additionally, a corn maze onsite will entertain kids and adults with puzzles and clues. My favourite part is probably the general store; there are all kinds of delicious things for sale, including maple syrup, tea, coffee, hot apple cider and most importantly candy/caramel apples. The pumpkins were harvested and you can have your pick from the massive display outside. Also, a great photo op (there are tons, all over the place there). Open year round so even if you miss the picking, you can stop in and check out what's in season and for sale.

Local venders of pies, fruit, veggies, even clothes and homemade soaps to a small book store owner…read more The BBQ outside sells and make their own merchandise. Pablo's BBQ I think the name of it is. GREAT pulled pork and lamb sausages. Best I've ever had! (lamb sausages that is) Home made pies, fruit, meat, and crisps. HUGE veggies and reasonable prices! Someone even sells Sentsy merchandise there. Great time, near a park so the kids had a ball while we browsed inside the red building. Open only on Saturdays, 9-2pm. Not sure if it's year round or not, but so worth the wait till next Summer!