I've driven by here on many trip to Reading and decided to stop on my way home last week. I bought…read morebeautiful tomatoes here, both heirloom and beefsteak varieties which were delicious. I also bought some juicy cling peaches, a tasty little cantaloupe, and a beautiful fresh cut sunflower. They also had string beans, honey, cherries, corn and many other things and shoo fly pie was available for purchase. I noticed you could buy individual slices. The service was friendly. As many have mentioned the parking lot is tight, and I'd advise leaving on US 222 North as trying to go south out of there could prove difficult. I will definitely stop again when I'm in the area.

So after driving by this produce stand on 222 for the past more years than I can remember, the…read morechildren finally convinced me to make a stop on the way back from playing some mini golf at Schell's. The parking area is no more than a small dirt spot, small enough that I can't seriously call it a lot, that can fit only a few cars and you really need to think about the angle you park on because getting back out onto 222 during busier traffic times will be interesting, i.e. deadly, if you have to try to back out or attempt some other similar nonsense. You also can't miss the old wooden signs that they have all along 222 North advertising everything from Shoo Fly Pie, Raisin Pie, Whoopee Pie and all of the various produce items that they are currently selling. Also worth noting is that the location that Yelp has them listed at currently, 222 Pleasant Hill Road in Berks County PA, is of course wrong as they are at the intersection of Pleasant Hill Road and Route 222 in Fleetwood. I've sent in links that show what their official address is per the Yellow Pages but you know how things work with Yelp. Inside the stand they have several tables of produce (potatoes, tomatoes, peaches, watermelon, cantaloupe, honey, cucumbers, zucchini, etc.) along with various arts/crafts items and even a small area with things like pot holders and quilts. There is also a fridge with milk, eggs, and a few drinks and desserts. The only thing worth noting is that the staff are not big on talking with us Englishmen so don't be put off if you are not always greeted or if they are a little awkward if you ask a question about a product. Just let what they sell do the talking and you'll be happy with what you got.

We moved down from Massachusetts, where there are a lot of farm stands. It took us awhile to find…read moreBechdolt's but thank heavens we did, and now we go there all the time. They have little peaches, that are really sweet and good. If you have a kid who thinks he doesn't like fruit, get him some little peaches. The ice cream they carry is fabulous, and has spoiled me for any other kind. The jams they carry are also wonderful. My only suggestion: their parking lot is set up so you almost half to back out to the major road when leaving. Very dangerous. I wish they would figure out some way to have safer parking.

Apples, apple cider, apple cider donuts, and pumpkin pie were purchased on our first visit here…read moreyesterday. Apples were delicious. Heated up apple cider donut and enjoyed with apple cider. They were both good, as was pumpkin pie. Color of apple cider was lighter than any apple cider I've ever seen before.

It's a great place, most definitely visited. The core maze is 45 minutes, but is worth it.read more

A nice Fall stop for the family with all the typical farm attractions, all at a relatively…read moreinexpensive price. $12 admission includes haybale towers, zipline, jungle gym, small pig tractor ride, large tractor hayride, 2 corn mazes (smaller one is advertised as 20min, larger one around an hour), slingshot potato shoot (need to buy 6 small potatoes for $1), petting/feeding zoo (with ducks, lambs, goats and alpacas), and an oval pedal-powered race track with different sized pedal vehicles for different size kids. Small place for quick eats right on property, serving hotdogs, burgers, pulled pork, fries, sodas and juices. Something for everyone. Although this can be fun for the whole family, i would say the target child audience is 10 years old and younger. Aside from the corm mazes, there isnt much else to capture an older child's attention. Plenty of pick your own pumpkins as well. Private parking lot, plenty of spots, even on busy weekends.

Might be a bit more expensive than the local supermarkets but the quality is outstanding . Never…read morehad a bad ear of corn or a rotten tomato . Great work guys .

Great local produce place tucked away on a back road. Lots of farm fresh items! Had to stay aside…read morebut purchased great local stuff.

Decent variety of venders at farmer's market, depending on the weekend. Today there was plenty, but…read morehave been a couple times where half the block was just an empty street. Certain vendors are staples and can typically find fresh in season produce. My son always enjoys walking around and checking out the scenery.

My wife and I march over to the Perkasie Farmer's Market at 7th and Market street. I expected more…read morevendors but we found what we wanted. I would not say the food products were less expensive than the supermarket but everything was fresh. Organic and non-organic foods. You can order pre-made meals from of one of the vendors. Fresh corn, peaches, vegetables. All the items you would expect. Food truck was on site. Beautiful antique store is in the block to peruse. You could spend a lot of time looking through books, records, ceramics etc...a very neat place. Friendly market offering a variety of services. The Farmers Market is open every Saturday 9-12.

**from their most recent email dated 6/22/12**…read more We still have TONS (literally) of sweet cherries on the trees. There are still cherries that can be picked from the ground. Both light colored (Rainier, Queen Anne, Oxhart) and the dark colored (Bing, Benton, and Regina) Our sour cherry crop has been completely picked. Picking hours are 7AM - 6 PM, Monday thru Saturday, CLOSED ON SUNDAY. We have started picking our PEACHES, PLUMS, and LODI Apples. We are selling them at our cherry location along with BEETS and Black Raspberries. Our fruit outlet on Route 73, will be opening on June 30th this year. Will update on Facebook as we continue through this season.

I don't I don't remember what the drink was that I got as far as what it's called, but it was blue…read more It had raspberry, vanilla, Sprite, whipped cream, snowflake, gummy, bear type candy. The drink actually had sparkles. The staff was very kind and helped me decide on what drink to get. It was very vintage and there which you made it so nostalgic. Very clean and well kept.

This place is wonderful. Love the atmosphere, everyone is friendly. I wanted a smaller portioned…read morebanana split and they made me a banana split sundae. It was delicious. The candy store is great too.

parking was difficult to find. only two vendors had fresh produce…read more Streets were blocked off from traffic.

Love this place.. plenty of room to move around.. lots of fresh vegetables.. nice food stands…read more. bread, donuts, always fresh!! Fruit juices... unbelievable!!! The fresh meat selection is also great.. chicken,beef, ham.. this place had it ALL!!!!