Such a cool place! I hope to visit again. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Options for snacks…read moreand produce are great. I love the ability to "pick your own" from the orchard, or being able to pop in and grab some from the store quickly. My family loves apples, and eat many a day. The Rambour franc apples are huge! My favorite, the honey crisps are perfect. Cider's are available for purchase, or to enjoy in the cider garden. Snacks and cider to eat and drink. Outdoor seating available, games available, live music, walking paths, perfect place to enjoy friends and family!

Took a couple of trips to figure out when this place was really open, and it was worth the effort…read more A family run place that has a lot going on. We were able to get there for the Cider Garden to be open. Two flights got us a taste of almost all of the ciders! available. What a great variety. We ordered our flights and a couple bowls of soup at the counter, and found a seat in the garden. Surrounded by the orchards and flower gardens, this was a fantastic setting to sample ciders and have a bite. Soups were brought to us in the garden, and we really had a chance to enjoy the day. We stopped in the store to get a case of our favorite ciders to take home - and, of course, a couple fresh apple cider donuts for the road.

I went picking with two of my grandchildren. They had a wonderful time as did I. The staff were…read morehelpful and directed us to the apples that we were interested in. Sunrise Orchard had labeled the apples well. The directions in and out of the orchard were well marked. The Farm stand was very clean and inviting.

Bakery and gift shop. Beautiful desserts and pies. Delicious apple cider donuts. Cute gift shop,…read morehas a Keurig coffee pot to purchase by the cup, fudge and a candy, plus local made jarred goods. DO NOT miss the Apple room! The smell alone, of the apple room, is worth the stop.

Honey crisp apples looked great till we got them home and found all the supermarket tags had been…read morefaced down. Apples apparently from an orchard in Pennsylvania. Very disappointed at this blatant misrepresentation. Made the drive over based on past visits. Won't return.

The fields here were awesome and the prices so reasonable. We got 3.5 pounds of blueberries for…read more$12!!

What an amazing spot to pick your own blueberries! We came to Pelkey's on a whim after seeing a…read moresign after being disappointed with the berries at Charlotte's Berry Farm. There was zero disappointment at Pelkey's. The farm provides buckets for you to use and will direct you to rows of berries to pick from. We spent about an hour and came home with around 8 lbs of berries for just under $20. Staff was friendly and low key and, let me tell you, these were some of the sweetest, most delicious blueberries ever. We will definitely be back!

One of my favorite places for a yearly fall family tradition! Apple season means apple picking,…read moreapple cider donuts, hard cider & fun for the entire gang. Feeding & visiting the goats is always a hit for the kids. Depending on when you go, you can sometimes expect a bounce house, pony rides, food vendors, live music etc. The donut line can get absurdly long but it's never too long of a wait for those local-favorite cider donuts! The donuts are always fresh & warm & otherworldly delicious. The barn also offers many local treats, apple cider, fresh eggs & veggies, fudge, honey, handmade products & so much more. Look up to see the train hanging from the ceiling! Slyboro Ciderhouse is usually serving hard cider, beer on tap, cocktails etc.

SERVICE-DOG DISCRIMINATION…read more I arrived with my trained service dog. Don, the parking attendant, told me my service dog could not leave my vehicle, claiming federal food-safety laws prohibited it. I explained that my dog is a service animal and that the ADA specifically addresses this issue that service dogs are exempt. I was directed to management. I spoke with Kim, the Cider House manager, and directed her to the U.S. Department of Justice ADA website, including the information explaining that food-safety rules do not provide a blanket exception to exclude service animals. They were given the federal guidance. They chose to ignore it. She contacted the owner. The owner's "solution" was that I could drive my car into the orchard..but my service dog had to remain inside the car not with me My service dog is necessary to mitigate my disability. A service dog locked inside a vehicle cannot perform those disability-related functions for me while I am outside the vehicle. That is not equal access. I told them directly that I believed I was being discriminated against. I told them I had three witnesses and that I would be filing a federal discrimination complaint. Their response? They were comfortable with that .....and believed they had done nothing wrong. What happened was humiliating and deeply upsetting. I went to Hicks Orchard expecting to participate like everyone else. Instead, I was singled out because of my disability and told that the service animal I rely on could not accompany me. A service animal sitting in a car cannot mitigate a disability. Equal access means being able to use the service animal I rely on...not being told I am not allowed to use assistance to mitigate my disability. We have been a team for over 6 years and travel alot internationally. We are well versed in these experiences and try to politely educate others. When we encounter people who aren't fully aware of service dog access rights, we are typically met with understanding once we show them ADA laws. Hicks refused to even consider they may misunderstand federal laws. I hope they will become more educated on ADA public access rights for service dogs to avoid excluding those with disabilities and the impact it has on their life's. We unfortunately left and will not return. our family has been visiting Hicks for years as a family tradition. our family and service dog was welcomed with open arms down the road at McWhorter's Orchard and had a great time there instead. we will continue our family tradition there moving forward.

As a college student from out of state, specifically from California, one of the essential…read moreexperiences I did not know I was missing out on, but totally was, is apple picking. I also did not realize how much I liked apples until I got here. A lovely family (shout out to the Franklins) that I befriended invited us to apple picking one day. My friends and I were thereby able to enjoy fall weather and the sheer wholesomeness of picking apples. Everyone needs to go apple picking if they ever get the chance (and are not allergic to apples). There's something satisfying about finding a beautiful apple, picking it, and eating it. The Orchard gives you a handy guide to locate different apple varieties, each variety identified with a distinctly colored ribbon. Our goal was to find the delicious Honerycrisp. That's when I learned how delicious Honeycrisp is. They sell cider and cider doughnuts which are both delicious. You can also buy bags of already picked apples. How convenient!

Amazing apple cider doughnuts!!! Every time I get them, they taste fresh right out of the oven,…read moresometimes even still warm

Abundant blueberries, adorable farm-store, beautiful views, miles of hiking trails, and more are…read morewaiting for you to discover at Mad River Valley's storied and iconic Knoll Farm.

This place was awesome. Tons of berries! Staff was really nice. If you bring your own containers…read morethey charge by the pound and it saves quite a bit of money. The berries are organic, farm fresh eggs, lamb, and popsicles. My children and I had a great time. I'm so glad I went.

Wonderful strawberry picking experience! A ton of large, juicy, ripe berries. Fields are large so…read moreyou can spread out. We had a blast with my one year old. Family friendly. There are some picnic tables under a tent as well. Lovely experience!

We heard this was where you get the best corn in Saratoga County. The smell of freshly baked pies…read morewas delightful upon entering. Everything was SO Fresh and all fruits and vegetables are hand picked. Nice assortment of cheeses and meats. Beautiful plants and flowers. Other gift type items like cards, jewelry magnets etc. We got 2 cheeses and 6 ears of corn for $30.

One of the BEAT farms in the area where you can pick blueberries, raspberries, apples and pumpkins…read moredepending on the time of the season! Today we went pumpkin picking and I'm currently 38 weeks pregnant and we happened to have a private pumpkin ride to the pumpkin patch! Danny was an absolute SAINT and drove so slowly and smoothly. He dropped us off at the patch where it hasn't been picked through. Incredible and kind service from everyone at the farm! Absolutely love coming here and getting gourds. Perfect for families and love coming to the petting zoo! They have Chloe the friendly horse, goats, pigs, cows, and donkeys. Love love love this farm especially now when it's fall here in the Adirondacks!!

Do yourself a favor and get yourself some donuts here…read more Go Apple picking too. Bring the family. A great time for all.

A lovely spot to pick fresh lavender. We've never done it before and the owners were so friendly…read moreand really insightful about it. I would definitely go back.

Gorgeous, relaxing, peaceful place. We've been there twice so far, a dinner and then a jazz…read moreevent. The owners are sweet passionate farmers, Dave and Diane. They are friendly warm hearted people that really care about what they, their products and people. I am hoping to have an event there one day as the smell of lavender will uplift and give you tranquility. The mountain views are beautiful and cows next door are adorable. Only sad thing is they close September so only few weeks left to go. Also, buy some of their lavender products at Troys Farmers Market and start to live in bliss