Beautiful setting with fantastic views. Calm, friendly pumpkin patch. This was far and away the…read moremost enjoyable pumpkin-patch visit our family has ever had. A welcome antidote to how hectic and crowded some other places can be. An absolute gem.

This is an absolutely wonderful farm! We love coming here every October to get our pumpkins! The…read morepumpkin patch is real and authentic, and it's tons of fun! They have a huge selection of pumpkins and their prices are better than some other farms. The hayride is free and it takes you around the farm. One of our favorite things is seeing the farm animals. They have 2 pigs, several sheep, a cow, several chickens, and a llama. The sheep are really cute. We've never tried the corn maze, but it looks fun! The staff at this farm are so friendly and welcoming! They are wonderful and that's one of the reasons why we come back every year! This farm is great because there's no unnecessary fees, and no large crowds. It feels very down to earth, friendly, and local. This is a great farm and I highly recommend visiting the farm when they're open in October! 5 stars

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.

The food and the cozy atmosphere of Kimberly Farm never disappoints…read more They have delicious breads, cookies, frozen entrees and eggnog. I plan to go back soon.

Amazing ice cream. Went for music night a few days ago, and it was a very relaxing experience. I…read morerecommend!

Very cute farmstand store off the beaten path that I wouldn't even have known about had someone not…read moretold me about it! Great selection of veggies, some fruits, and more (there's locally made pasta in a fridge). I missed peach season, unfortunately, but they had a bushel of peaches on hand that had been gathered from Silverman's in Easton from which I was able to pick, and the pint of grape tomatoes I also got tasted like tomatoes and not what passes for them at ShopRite. I will definitely be coming back here for my veggies!

Boutique farmstand nestled in the Connecticut hills…read more Beautiful array of veggies which change seasonally such as Leeks, Romesco, tomatoes, cauliflower, potatoes, variety of squashes, zucchini, onions, etc. Fresh dairy, cheese, all local frozen meats, pasta, honey, pickles. Seasonal apples, dried corn, Mums, pumpkins, gourds.

Everything is fresh, organic and homegrown. The tomatoes are just delicious. They have a great…read moreselection of homegrown vegetables.

Prettiest vegetables I've ever seen, to the point that I recklessly bought purple peppers. This is…read morea small shop, so you're here for specific delights, not for a full grocery trip like Bishop's. There are local baked goods, and I would give six stars to the ham & cheese croissant I'm eating at this moment. (Ham & cheese is hard to get right; these are perfect.) If you're local, why are you not here more often? If you're passing through, as I was, choose some non-perishable produce and the delightful artisanal soaps.

Great family fun day at Evergreen Berry Farm! Right now they are open 8-8, which is very generous…read moreof them however we tried timing it to get some shade before the humidity and heat kicks in. There is plenty of parking between two lots, we found it to be stroller & wagon friendly for the little ones. They do have a few wagons that you can use if available. The staff from start to finish is super friendly and very helpful pointing you in the right direction. Great experience for all ages, you do have to walk about 1/4 each way to get to the raspberry bushes which is the farthest away from the booth.

Great spot to spend a few hours! It's very picturesque, with LOADS of berries all throughout the…read moreseason. It's mostly blueberries, but there are also blackberries, rasberries, elderberries... hmmm and falcons? Yes, falcons! Farmer Bob employs falcons to keep the berry-eating birds away, which is pretty badass.. Easily a must if you live in the area. HUGE deals for berries ... we picked about five pounds of blueberries, which came out to around $9. Compare that to what: 3-4 bucks for a pint at the store? A no brainer.

Wow - as I sit here in a parking lot 1 mile from the fair with a herd of other cars waiting for the…read morepolice to let us into the road to the fair on this opening Friday night I am amazed that i even have time to write this unbelievable review in this cell dead zone! At 6:00pm tonight we were turned away due to main st being closed for the fire-truck parade. So my wife and i pivoted and went for apps and drinks 7 min down the road in New Milford. Amazing Italian spot! So over an hour later we return to go to the fair - same cops - in disbelief we still cant go through to the fair. Cops friendly, from Southbury but just doing what they have been told. Its now 7:45 pm - still in the parking lot herd- no movement, no clue wtf! The organizers of the fair have got to be kidding! Drove over an hour to get to this fair for what I remember to have been a an amazing roast beef sandwich - now for desert! Actually my wife is just about doooone! Fuck this fair - we are going home! Bullshit! - ohhh - letting us in. 8pm

The Bridgewater Country Fair gives you the quintessential country fair experience - complete with…read moregiant parade, tractor pull competition, pie-eating contest, livestock show, flower exhibit, art exhibit, baking contest, home crafts, live music, and more. You can eat everything from fried dough (as big as your face) to BBQ chicken to chili dogs to corn on the cob - and then worry about keeping it all down as you ride the various daredevil rides (or play it safe on the Ferris wheel or merry-go-round). There's a big midway filled with games for all skill levels and promising prizes of epic proportions. It's been going on for 60+ years and continues to be a huge draw in the area. Don't let the $8 entry dissuade you if you're into this sort of thing - remember it benefits the Bridgewater volunteer fire department (you know, guys and women risking their lives for us just because). No beer, however, might legitimately dissuade you - because the only thing more entertaining than a redneck festival is a drunk redneck festival (you or them). This is a slice of Americana - and worth the experience! Well done, Bridgewater!

These guys are great! Technically not open, but they were kind enough to let us sneak in and buy…read moreone before their planned opening, Black Friday. Great selection, (at least when you buy 2nd week of November.. )!

Hello Christmas.... that's it! our new quiet, close to home cut or pre-cut trees! lovely fire and…read moregoats to pet! I moved to Southbury not long ago.... So I relied on yelp ! You were on top of the list! We chose a full tree to make a most memorable family