The vegetables are grown on the family farm and are as fresh as you can get. You can see them…read moregrowing in the fields adjacent to the farm stand. The folks who work here are friendly and down to earth. They started taking credit cards this summer which is great for a big purchase. Prices are reasonable for the area. While it is possible to buy vegetables for less in a supermarket, they are not going to be direct from the ground. Supporting a local farm family is good for the farmer and the local economy.

Love Treat Farm! The grounds are beautiful and very peaceful! I went there last week to purchase…read moresome fresh veggies! Staff was friendly and helpful when I was asking questions about the produce. Everything was very fresh and bountiful! Will definitely visit again!

What a beautiful autumn day to visit the pumpkin patch with family. There's always plenty of…read moreparking in the lot with a special closer by handicap section. It was my cousins first time here so we all went for the $8.50 each hayride, not included with the $13 each admission. We took a walk down the corn maze and took advantage of many photo ops. I like the store options better at Silverman's farm but still love and enjoy the products at Jones. I got my mother a bag of apples, my son a bottle of apple cider, and my daughter cranberry pumpkin cookies that she ended up sharing with us. They were fresh with a clean taste. I wish I would have took advantage of the coupon given to me and took the time to purchase some pumpkins before I left, but I rushed on to their nearby winery before hitting the road home.

Heard about Jones Family Farm on a radio local spotlight for Fathers Day weekend. Normally, we…read morewould go to our normal fruit picking option in Middlefield, but you don't know what you're missing if you don't try new places, right? We pulled up to the entrance and spoke with a friendly gentleman. We found out that normally, you're supposed to book online. Otherwise, you can not pick. They started this during COVID and continued it because it helped them gauge demand, staffing, etc. We weren't aware. So MAKE SURE you do this. The only reason we were able to pick was due to cancelations as the day was "iffy" from a weather standpoint. Pricing: The prices are fair. If you pack your basket tight, it can be close to grocery store pricing, and it gives you that activity to do . They provide you with a sturdy white plastic basket (I felt like Dorothy with no Toto). They have staff everywhere to help direct you toward your correct picking areas. The areas that you can pick that day were clearly marked with a yellow flag. So when we looked across the property, we saw where we needed to go without assistance. When we arrived at the patch, the staff waiting gave our group an entire row from walkway to walkway to pick without interruptions. They let us pick from either side of the row. Note: If you can't find enough strawberries, I'm your row that day. They will let you relocate to another patch section. Now! Down to the important stuff. The strawberries. Can I just say that these were the BEST quality strawberries that I've picked at a "Pick Your Own" in Connecticut, EVER. They had a wide and plentiful selection of full red strawberries of all sizes to pick from the bushes. The bushes were lush and plenty of berries that were growing for later this month. We had no trouble filling 4 baskets full of strawberries in one row. Parking at the location is grass and clearly marked. The bathrooms are portable bathrooms. They don't have a place to eat at the pick your own, but they have a winery down the street if that needs to be part of your trip. Important note: You can't bring outside food to any of the Jones property. We didn't know that (until we saw the big/clear signs) and brought our backpack right back to the car. If you follow the rules, like we did, you will have a great 1 hour - 1 hour and a half picking strawberries. I will be back next year (with a reservation), and I will recommend to anyone not sure of which PYO to go to.

What a beautiful autumn day to visit the pumpkin patch with family. There's always plenty of…read moreparking in the lot with a special closer by handicap section. It was my cousins first time here so we all went for the $8.50 each hayride, not included with the $13 each admission. We took a walk down the corn maze and took advantage of many photo ops. I like the store options better at Silverman's farm but still love and enjoy the products at Jones. I got my mother a bag of apples, my son a bottle of apple cider, and my daughter cranberry pumpkin cookies that she ended up sharing with us. They were fresh with a clean taste. I wish I would have took advantage of the coupon given to me and took the time to purchase some pumpkins before I left, but I rushed on to their nearby winery before hitting the road home.

I bought tickets for our party online and saved $3 a ticket vs. buying in person. The admission…read moreincluded the corn maze, various photo setups, a few farm animsls, a $5 back per ticket towards the purchase of pumpkins, or squash. We enjoyed doing the corn maze, walking the farm taking photos, and looking at various types of pumpkins. They had all shapes, colors, and sizes of pumpkins. You could also purchase bottles of their wine a stand onsite. They also had hayrides for an additional fee. There was ample parking with attendants. There were no bathrooms, just port o potties. They had such a nice setup that I feel they could've splurged on the trailer looking bathroom rentals vs. the construction site port o potties. A better bathroom would've been nice since this is a family-friendly place with lots of small children.

It was smaller then I thought - I saw it in passing, and on the way back had to stop. The parking…read morewas a fair sized lot, and the signage obviously easy to read. But they only had Easter flowers. The other structures on the property don't seem to be open to the public. It is just the tent out front with multiple tables. But the flowers are beautiful, prices clearly marked, and they take credit cards. The people there were also friendly but not over the top.

Meant to write a review recently - what a lovely spot! Lived in Monroe all these years and never…read morestopped; gorgeous flowers - seriously not a bad one to pick from - and sweet ladies working there. The price was a bit more than other generic places but the quality more than makes up for it. Bought a hanging basket and a porch basket and was super pleased. Will definitely be back.

Love this place - although prices went up Great selection & plants kept in good conditionread more

Anthony and Jacki (sp?) have an amazing selection of CT grown annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees,…read morepotting soil and mulch. They are so knowledgeable and friendly. We just found them last weekend and have already been back for bee balm and azaleas as well as three bags of potting soil. Their prices are reasonable and parking is plentiful. Go with complete confidence.

Love this little farm. Happy every time I go. It's not super big nor commercialized - it's a great…read moreplace to get seasonal produce, plus they have dairy, eggs, and meat as well as plants/flowers and more. They usually have a local person with a like minded approach/product. This week they had a bread maker and a bakery. It's not inexpensive and I find everything is great quality and value. I do the seed program each year. Works well for us bc I can select the items I want vs getting what you get in a csa. Also I can go when I want to vs every week. Works for us. Happy place. Nice people.

Excellent, wonderful, family run, local farm. Our family have been cash crop csa members for many…read moreyears. Truly seasonal, non gmo, organicanically grown, beautiful produce. For a smaller farm the variety is abundant. Also wonderful eggs, cheeses, breads, and many other great finds & surprises. I highly recommend Sport Hill Farm.

Where do I even start?! I can't say enough great things about our experience hosting our sister's…read morebridal shower at Castle Hill Farm. It was perfect in every way! The weeping willows, the beautifully decorated spacious pavillion, the goats spending some time with us, and the hospitality of the Paproski family. Diana, Stephanie, and Dan could not be more accommodating and helpful! The bride-to-be was on cloud nine and loved Diana, who thoughtfully checked in during the shower. A perfect day and venue! Beautiful memories that we will have forever!

Castle Hill Farm is a farm that opened in Newtown, Connecticut in 1927. It was founded by the…read morePaproski Family who have owned it for four generations. Now a retired dairy farm, Castle Hill Farm was once the second largest supplier of dairy products in Fairfield County. In spite of the farm's retired status, the Paproski Family work hard to preserve their 100+ acres through continuing the production of hay and corn fields, growing Christmas trees and seasonal vegetables. In addition to their Farm Stand, Castle Hill Farm also has a petting zoo, hayrides, a Sunflower Stroll, a Corn Maze, a Pick-Your-Own Pumpkin Patch, and other various attractions at different times throughout the year. The farm is also available to book for events such as weddings and baby showers. My family and I recently visited Castle Hill Farm to see their Sunflower Stroll. First we stopped off in their farm stand which was filled with all sorts of fresh vegetables such as tomatoes, corn, peppers, squash, cucumbers, and even local honey. We decided to purchase some delicious looking Graffiti Eggplant as well as a handmade candle that had an intoxicating vanilla aroma. Afterwards we headed into the Sunflower Stroll. Our son had so much fun looking at all of the pretty flowers and pointing out all of the bees. Co-owner Stephanie Kearns told us about other things the farm will be offering in the coming months, including hayrides, the pumpkin patch, and other Fall Fun activities. Autumn is our favorite time of year so we'll definitely be back! Get out and see the Sunflower Stroll while you still can!

Everything!‍ Animals. Crops. Congeniality. Fun !!!…read moreWonderful resource right in our own backyard!

Grab a basket, bag whatever you've got & get in your car & take a little road trip…read more Pick your own fruits & veggies on a real farm! Nature done beautifully @ Warrup's Farm. The scenery, the scents, rows of intrigue-green & lush- it's yours for the picking. Certified Organic! Spring is my favorite- raspberries, strawberries. Don't mind the bees! Summer- zucchini, tomatoes- variety, peaches, string beans & herbs. Fall- pumpkins, apples,Maple syrup, corn maze for the adventurous. Farm stand too if your not up to doing your own picking. Apple cider, honey, maple candy. This is such a fun exsperienec no matter your age or culture - we all have to eat so make it an adventure & eat well, fresh, organic good things you gathered yourself- you never know- you just might like it!