We had a great time at the farm today. We arrived late which was bittersweet since it was pretty…read moreempty but they were also closing soon so we did not have much time to spend time doing all the activities. We bought the ticket for their big slide and our kiddo had a blast riding it a bunch of times. The staff there's were really nice. We got to hang out with all the animals and that was the best because there was literally no other person at the farm, at that time. They have hand washing stations, decent bathrooms, tons of things that kids can jump on, ride and play with. It's so nice and I definitely want to come back. We payed on the go-carts and they also have huge bouncy pillows and a big corn playpen for the kiddies that love sensory play. They have a beautiful nursery and small farm store, so on the way out I purchased some flavored honey, painted rocks, and plants, for my mother.

Dunks Country Farm is an awesome place to spend a day, whether you're going with kids or just…read morelooking for something fun and low-key to do. The whole property is clean, well-kept, and has that cozy, family-run feel. The staff is friendly and patient, and you can tell they really put effort into making the experience great for everyone. There are a ton of things to do from animals to hay rides to seasonal activities and everything is organized so you never feel rushed. It's one of those spots where you can wander around, take your time, and just enjoy being outside. Perfect for families and my kids had a lot of fun.

If you're interested in long walks and picking your own fresh vegetables and fruit you will love…read morethis place. There is a huge apple orchard were you have a choice of picking your favorite type of apple and there are plenty of choices. You can also pick your own pumpkins. If you're not into walking a lot they have a store where you can buy different types of veggies and fruit and they also have fresh baked pies that are very delicious. Give them a try if you are in the area, it was a lot of fun.

We took a trip out for some apple picking, everyone was kind and helpful. The picking fields are…read moremassive and the prices are great

2024 East End, summer tomatoes are finally here. This is a beautiful farmstand with all locally…read moresourced, vegetables, pies, eggs and other goodies. The nice part about this farmstead is that you don't have to schlep too far out east to get there. This morning I just took William Floyd north to 25A and went east for a few miles. Not a bad ride at all. The people who worked there were very kind and attentive. I got the feeling that this is a mom and Pop Farm stand which is nice to see, but they have everything. It's definitely worth checking out if you're having your summer tomato or corn fix.

Absolutely great. Every thing ! they sell there own eggs which don't taste any thing like the…read morestore bought ( probably shouldn't have told You about the eggs). They open around Easter. Summer is the best. With all there own grown Enjoy

We have been going every year and have had a wonderful experience each time! Kathryn, who's always…read moreworking the backside of the farm is an absolute doll and always has a smile on her face! Made Jam today as we had so many delicious strawberries Thanks to Kathryn and Emily!

Haven't had one in a while that was sweet and juicy. Decided to go to Davis Peach Farm. They were…read more Small and sour.

Every year I go to Lewins for Apple picking and Harbes for pumpkin picking (both highly…read morerecommended), but this year we accidently scheduled apple picking for a day that Lewins was closed so we decided to go here. BIG mistake! During September and October I realize I can easily buy apples and pumpkins at the Shoprite located a half of a block away from my house, but what I really want is the EXPERIENCE of picking them with my family. It's something we look forward to each fall and always enjoy. Well, so much for "always". Today's trip to the Davis Peach farm was how I imagine a convicted felons first trip must be to Rikers Island. You are greeted at the gate by large signs that basically tell you that you are only allowed the clothes on your back and the loved ones you arrived with. For those that can't read, a large man will remind you of the rules and then make your wife put her tiny purse back in the truck. He did thank us for complying with the rules, but in a way that felt disingenuous. Next up is the half asleep/half annoyed bag handler that forces you to front ten dollars before you set foot in the field. Not that you don't get the ten bucks put towards your purchase, but it's another example of how this place is run. With more rules than Seinfelds Soup Nazi.... The fields are covered with broken branches, garbage, and yellow police caution tape. But since I had already paid the ten dollar minimum, I just made the best of it and filled our bags and got the hell out of there. To be fair, the fruit towards the back was nice and ripe. It's just that to get there you have to deal with all of the hostility and regulations first. But that's what I get for not hitting yelp before I went!!!!

The silo is the best. Have a cold beer as well as a local glass of wine and head to the playground…read moreto watch the kids have the best time and they never want to leave.

Nice place for a beer and a snack from a great family while your family has fun. Check them out.read more

A few minutes/ miles before the north fork on the south side of the road when heading east.. is…read moreMay's Farm. Swooping into the parking lot to glance at the rows of tables, saw a half a dozen varieties of Heirloom tomatoes. Can't resist over sized, fresh heirloom tomatoes. They grow them and also the eggplant and cucumbers the clerk said. Some other items are locally grown for convenience as most farm stands share product to create a better shopping experience. It works. Saw some nice local potato chips, saw fruit and even pies. Went with what they grow to check them out, and some local green lettuce, super fresh that can't be beat.

Favorite farm & perfect location in Wading River. The absolute best canteloupe you'll ever have…read more Tomatoes as well - they had orders on the side for people that make sauce with them that come back year after year for their tomatoes. I do not make sauce but if I did I would get the tomatoes for my sauce from Mays farm. The corn was super fresh and I went every week to get my corn to bbq each week. I look forward to going for a fall pumpkin picking trip. they have a large selection of pumpkins, including the white pumpkins which are my favorite. I look forward to their delicious roasted corn and huge mums! last year I also went to a "decorate your own " wreath session they had at Christmastime and they let me decorate a grave blanket instead for my moms grave. very nice people.

We are back a little earlier this year! This time with my sister, the girls, and Bubs. This will be…read moreone of my forever favorite farms because you can have the kids play for free out by wooden tractors and trains. There is a store to purchase a bunch of pies and produce as well as stands where you can get some goodies like popcorn and cookies. The building all the way to the far right is accessible to the public and when you go in, it a spacious area with a bar. They are waiting on a liquor license so you can get your apple cider slushes and chill for a bit. Apples were available for picking but Bubs for tires by the time we walked over to U-pick. We will be back when the pumpkins are full grown for sure.

Such a fun place with a bit of everything in U-pick. We went a bit early this year (mid-September)…read moreand a lot of apples were roped off and not ripe. I sampled some of the available apples and they were not that sweet but I had already paid for the box ($67 for one peck) so I just picked the ones that were ok. I also picked lots of string beans, so it wasn't a complete waste. I was told it was a rip off but I enjoyed the experience. Fast forward a few days and now the apples are very sweet and crisp! Better than what you get at the supermarket for sure. The green beans are also fresh and not like the mushy bags you get at Trader Joe's. There's nothing like farm to table. They also have a nice bakery with excellent cheese bread and pies. Very fresh and warm when we bought them. The location is closer to Nassau and Manhattan than other farms on Long Island. We wanted to go to Milk Pail but it was a longer drive.

Family owned & always a great experience, service is quick, friendly, and knowledgeable. They have…read morea large variety of common and exotic meats, as well as some other items like their homemade salads (potato is my fave) and prepared foods (the ribs are amazing). Highly recommend them if you enjoy supporting local! PSA; Don't forget CASH, they don't take cards!

Very great butcher on the north shore! Great variety of a fresh poultry, duck breast, and all…read moresorts of proteins. I always come here for fresh chicken breast, chicken wings, and duck breast. The protein here is the best of the best and always fresh and 10 out 10. If you live on the north shore or visiting and looking for a great butcher, I highly recommend miloski's. They're cash only and don't have an atm unfortunately, so it can be a headache, but it's well worth it.