I've been a fan of this market for several years. They're a mixed goods market so they have a…read morelittle bit of everything each week. What I love most about this market is that the vendors will sometimes alternate and you'll see something a little different each time. I really like it's new location this year because it has ample parking and some of the walkway is now paved increasing accessibility for all customers. Definitely bring cash, a reusable bag, and a hat.

Nice organized market. Would have appreciated more farmer produce. Only a small proportion of…read morestalls for produce, mostly food items, bakeries, even not many ready to eat food stalls. Hoping to find some fresh produce and fruit. Lots of parking and nicely arrayed.

I love Jane and Paul's because the berry bushes are so e loaded and accessible, the ambience is…read morepeaceful and quiet, and I could pick a lot of berries for discount price. I like to be able to put up fruit for the winter for the family and it's fun the kids and I can all do it together.

The blueberries are sweet and juicy .. a lot of choices and the owner are nice. We did it last year…read moreand I'm sure we're coming this year .

Wonderful selection, very friendly and helpful service at both the Dighton year round farm and the…read moresummer farm stand in Raynham. Always a pleasant no frills farm experience.

One of my favorite places to shop for local produce! They…read morealso have many unique items you can pick up along the way! I LOVE getting pickled onions from there. As well as yummy salsa which there are different kinds and Dom's meats which I LIVE BY. Are they a little on the expensive side? Sure, but you are supporting a local business as well as getting organic, yummy, good for you food!

More of an outdoor concert than farm stand. Tables/seating area is awkwardly located between the…read moreconcert area and the very few booths.

This is an amazing complex that represents a typical New England farm from the 19th Century…read more Farmhouse, barn, carriage shed, corn crib, henhouse and yes....a free standing cider mill all set on approx. 87 acres is in pristine condition. Great potential for an agri-educational center.

Actually came here for Cousins lobster food truck. They had a few food trucks, artists selling…read moretheir creations, a farmers market, and pick your own sunflowers too! Although it rained most of the time we were there the sun did come out long enough for us to cut some sunflowers which I really enjoyed doing! Beautiful flowers, lots of butterflies.....such an adorable farm!!

Really beautiful farm. You can tell a lot of hard work and energy goes into making this space. It…read moreis an honor system farm and you can pay cash or venmo, no credit cards. There is an option to pick your own or purchase a pre made bouquet, along with some veggies. There isn't a lot of information on the website about this, so definitely make sure to bring cash! The donkeys at the farm were adorable too. We came a little past the prime of the sunflowers, definitely need to make a note to come earlier next time.

I am a newcomer to the pumpkin farm and I am obsessed! They have such a great selection of quality…read morecuts of meats and sausage/ chorizo(!), eggs and I also buy my manure here for my own garden. I love their honesty policy and their POS system makes it seamlessly easy for anyone regardless of how you choose to pay. Happy to support small biz and local farmers and happier still to have found pumpkin farm :) thanks guys!

Top quality organic meat, eggs, and different varieties of pumpkins and squash in season. The…read moreself-service farm stand is open for only certain months; so check their web page - https://thepumpkin.farm/ - for business hours before making the trek. I am particularly fond of their organic ground beef and different cuts of steak --- the meat is so flavorful and very lean. Not for folks who like marbled meat --- this is from grass fed, open pasture animals. Everything they sell is excellent quality. Bring cash or check book --- no credit cards. I believe they also offer on-line ordering, but I've never used it and prefer to shop in person.

We went here soley for the reason it was the only place that had apples left in mid-October. Most…read moreplaces shut down picking early. Would this be my choice for an applepicking orchard in late September? Probably not. I am glad they open later in the season, even if the variety was not great the later you go ... something I won't faukt them for. When we went, it was mid/late October and the only two varieties left on the trees were small green apples, which were sweet. And what we think were McIntosh apples ... the tree labeling here truly is terrible. Sweet with a slightly tart flavour. We were bummed that there seemed to be no courtland apples for pies ... again, our fault for coming so late. The orchard itself is not what I'd call picturesque. Some of the Massachusetts orchards we've been to (Red Apple, the dreadedly crowded Honeypot, Tougas, etc.) are much more picturesque and upscale. This is kind of a field of smaller trees haphazardly laid out with a small, trailer-like farm store. The cider donuts were regrettable. They were the smaller variety of bitesize donuts ... they didn't taste much different from Entamins and when we opened the bag, which was sitting on a shelf, two wasps flew out as we dug our fingers into the bag. I'd skip the donuts here. The best part about this place is that you pay by the pound. Upon entering the orchard you are given a bag and upon exiting, you pay by weight. At most orchards for pick your own, there is only a $40 bag, which contains 10 lbs.+ of apples. That is heavy to carry, especially if you have kids who want to pick only a few pounds. I love the pay by weight because you don't need to fill a bag with more applea than you'll probably eat. We saw some people using picking poles because most of the late season apples were at the top of the trees. The apples here are much smaller than any other orchard we went to ... but they were tasty. Yes, there are a LOT of bees/wasps (yellowjackets) inside the orchard and store ... but that is pretty much anywhere. While this wasn't the type of orchard you'd see in a movie scene about applepicking, as it feels more like someone's large backyard with apple trees, it was a nice find later in the season and it wasn't so full of people that the experience was annoying, as many orchards are. If you want a smaller orchard where you can bring the kids to quickly pick a few pounds and can do without a petting zoo, restaurant, hayride and games ... this is a fun and unique spot.

The BEST cider! 2nd year that i drove an hour to get this cider as it is the best I've had…read more Have not tried other items they sell

amazing corn!!! can't get enough. Flowers at the beginning of the season lasted all summer long…read more They were beautiful. And I like the smallness of the father and son who run it. It's worth the trip. And they have fresh eggs for five dollars.

The first time here was last August, the second time was today…read more All the plants we got last August lasted on my porch thru November. The service and product was exceptional. Today the service and product was again great. I pulled in today not realizing they were not opened yet for the season. It didn't matter and I was waited on and sold the items. I highly recommend this place. Gamino park is a minute down the street for a beautiful walk.