What a beautiful place to have our mom's 80th birthday! Katrina was amazing to work with and the…read morestaff she had there to help out during our entire event were absolutely wonderful. I was able to sit back and enjoy the party while they kept things running. I highly recommend the Pallet Barn!

This barn provides the perfect party venue for someone who wants a casual yet sophisticated…read moreatmosphere. Not only is the property and venue itself comforting but the owners are accommodating to your needs. Not to many rules are implicated and you can still have fun while the protection and safety are enforced. Other weddings have the owners staring and are 24/7 in your venue to promote security. Katrina and Joe trust their clients to keep their property clean and safe. We are very fortunate to have found them and HIGHLY recommend anyone who wants a magical party at their Christmas tree farm venue.

This was not my first time at Pierson's, I used to come when my kids were younger and always had a…read moregreat experience. Now that the kids are older, I heard that they have events for adults at night during fall weekends. I went Saturday night and really enjoyed myself. My wife did also, we made this event our date night and will most likely be back either on a date or with friends. All of the employees were extremely nice and the farm was lit up and decorated beautifully. The choices of food and drinks (alcohol and nonalcoholic) were great. Each food and beverage option was clearly thought out by the owners to make their guests get into the Autumn and Halloween season. There is a gift shop that is filled with country items and different little knickknacks and tasty bites. You enter through the store, so I would recommend buying your stuff before your night begins so they do not run out of stock. There were fires pits and a band that played all night. The band was perfect! They were not loud and just played the right type of music for the atmosphere. I have been to a lot of outside venues like this one and the bands are either too loud or play music that is "just not right". The band Pierson's had was very low key but were excellent musicians and the lead singer had a great voice and their choice of songs were perfect for the atmosphere. The prices for drinks, food and gift shop items are in line with prices at other events of this type in the area. Thank you Pierson's staff and owners for providing such a great event. Have more please!!

My family and I have been going to Piersons the last few years for fall activities and really enjoy…read moreit!

Hands down the best place to pick your Christmas tree! Extremely friendly and helpful staff. An…read moreamazing selection of different types and sizes of trees. We have gone here since moving to the area 3 years ago and will continue with our new family tradition many years to come. They have a little shop to buy wreaths and other traditional Christmas things. They also have food trucks, I believe only on the weekends. This farm is dog friendly also. It so nice seeing people bring along their happy dogs for a day out. I think it would be impossible not to find the perfect tree at this farm.

There is more to this nursery than meets the eye, so do yourself a favor and visit Stonehenge farm…read moremarket. Right away, you will notice the wide assortment of flowers outside. But the real surprise is the small farmers market inside. I was quite satisfied with the available produce, dairy, bakery goods, and honey.

Wonderful selection of herbs - marjoram, spearmint, tarragon, fennel - all lush and in generously…read moresized containers for $6 each or $5.50 if buying 5+. Their key lime pies are to die for! You can taste the quality ingredients. they use really nice butter and it makes a huge difference. Not too sweet as with their other baked goods. The whole place smells heavenly. Next time, i will try some of their home made peanut butters that come in a variety of flavors.

A quintessential country Christmas tree farm experience! From the moment you cross the small bridge…read moreover the Landsmankill stream and park next to the century-old red barn, the smell of wood smoke and the sight of friendly faces greet you. Staff and guests are often roasting chestnuts (on the open fire, of course) and the crew there is eager to help you select the perfect tree for your home. They have a great selection of cut-your-own Christmas trees in the back plot, and plenty of pre-cut trees right up front to choose from. Similar or better prices to everywhere else in the area, but in a class of its own for experience. Bring a camera, pour yourself a cup of hot cider, sit by the fire, chat with the staff and guests, and take in the whole experience. I'm a fan! Even if you already have your own artificial tree, stop by and hang out for some extra Christmas cheer. The barn stocked with antiques (not for sale) and decorated with fresh cut garland, fresh Christmas wreaths and kissing balls (the latter two ARE for sale), is worth the trip alone. Definitely on the list of "things to do when visiting Rhinebeck" this holiday season. Past years, they've had dog sleds to help pull your tree, live music and other fun events at the farm from Thanksgiving weekend through Christmas eve. While not as close as everything else in the village, Saltsmans Christmas tree farm is walkable from the shops and restaurants at the center of town. I grew up going here and we used to walk through the woods between our home and the tree farm to cut our own tree at Tremp's.

Gorgeous tree farm with the nicest people! There's hot cider, roast marshmallows, wreaths, and the…read moreloveliest trees to cut or pre-cut. Kids loved it (husband loved it even more) We will definitely be back next year!

Quick in and out. Lots of local specialties and a few from the Region as well. I picked up a dozen…read moreheirloom eggs., A few gourds, and was tempted by some of the other specialties like honey, and the last batch of tomatoes. But I had plenty of those at home. The service is very friendly as you would expect from a local family farm I love the location, which is right on the main drag so popping in for a few items is really simple. Prices are what you'd expect but the Gore's were particularly great value and exactly what I needed.

Went to the creamery. Will never come back…read more They brought me the wrong flavor. I ate a few bites, and politely approached the counter to say there's been a mistake. That happens, no biggie--right? The person at the counter was super-hostile, basically yelling that I'd ordered something else. I said I hadn't. She went into the back, and I thought she was going to get me the right one...then she came back and tried to charge me again. When I said I'd already paid, she pointed to the few bites of the wrong flavor I'd eaten, as if I was trying to pull one over. I was shocked at how hostile they were. So were the people with me. Honestly the low point of my Labor Day weekend. I recommend staying away.

What a beautiful place. All the trees were so gorgeous. I was stopping to stop and check out trees…read more Very nice service and friendly staff.

No frills chop your own tree...$65-$45 trees so I think were reasonably priced as that's the max…read moreprice for any size. Loved for larger trees as we had gotten one here two years ago so we had to come back. Trees are thirsty and drink 2 gallons of water a day so don't forget to water daily!

Mike has extremely healthy seedings that are raised in deeper than usual cells adding to the vigor…read moreof the plants. I've never had a dud.

I'm a Fan! Mikes…read moreHot House is a Well-run, locally family owned and operated garden supply business with a few greenhouses, offering healthy annual & perennial plants (both edible and ornamental) such as shrubs, trees, herbs and other container/garden plants. They had a wide variety of HOT peppers, which really piques my interest ! I find their prices to be competitive or even reasonable. The owners are always very helpful and friendly. I've found some annuals here that I've never been able to find at most other local suppliers, especially the "big box" stores -- there's just no comparison in the varieties offered. They close mid-summer due to (I'm assuming) almost a full sell out of their plant stock. They run a good business and their plants sell well. Last year, I did have a couple of annual ornamental plants fail to thrive and eventually die just a couple of months after I purchased them and promptly transferred them to my hanging baskets. I'm an experienced gardner and homeowner for many years. I do generally know what I'm doing with proper plant nurturing and maintenance. However, when I addressed this with the female owner, she just shrugged her shoulders and said "oh yes.... those tend to be very finicky and difficult to maintain." At the time that I mentioned the failed plants, I was at the register making another sizable purchase. It would have been nice if she had just knocked a few buck off of my total purchase, but she made no such offer. Oh well..... I still like the place enough to continue to patronize Mike's Hot House.

Lovely to just wander in the inspiring and well-established herbaceous borders. Incredible variety…read moreof native and natively thriving plants. Lots of cute garden statuary. Picked up several plants at end-of-season "ugly plants" on sale. A real gem.

Favorite nursery in the area. Reasonably priced with a large selection. A bit of a drive to get…read morethere but certainly worth it.