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Gotta's Farm

4.1 (14 reviews)
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Monica R.

Such a nice day out at this farm! Almost don't want to write this review because it is such a secluded place. We had almost the hole orchard to ourselves on a Saturday afternoon. They have pick your own apples, pears and peaches! Not as large of a selection of lyman but no crowds! They have a shop with pumpkins and a ton of baked goods! Highly recommend for a nice family afternoon outing

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Nicole B.

We were in town for a wedding and were looking for a local stand to get some fresh corn and go apple picking. We bought 3 types of corn, apples, and peaches. The corn was all amazing. All of the other produce looked good but we weren't able to try more on our short trip. The main parking lot seemed small so I went inside to ask about the pick your own apples. The girl behind the counter handed me a couple of bags and said that you could drive or walk up the hill (I have a toddler so walking wasn't really an option) and then come back and they weigh the apples. I was a little surprised that she had no concept of how many pounds a full bag would be since I was going to try to do some quick math to compare to the price of apple picking in MA and NH where you pay by the bag. Ultimately it worked out better to be by the pound and the price was about half of what we were expecting since we had the luxury of getting half a bag. When we drove up the hill I was surprised to see no other parking lots, spots to pull over, or signs about parking. We pulled up behind another car that had sort of pulled over and those customers told us that we were fine where we were. The whole parking situation seemed odd since I am used to a huge lot and hay rides out to the apple trees. Maybe this place doesn't actually get that busy on the weekends? We were there on a week day. The apple picking itself was pretty standard. I didn't see ladders around but there were plenty to pick from without ladders. Ultimately I would go back.

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I cannot believe I have never been here. I great place or flowers! Can't wait to come back next year!

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2 years ago

looking for peaches???? Head over to Gotta's Farm in Portland. Pick your own or grab a basket. I've made peach jam and cobbler!! Yum!!!

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“After going to both Gotta's and Draghi's, I must say that I prefer Draghi's overall because the latter has a larger variety and better-looking produce.”

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Lyman Orchards - Apple Crisp Sundae

Lyman Orchards

3.9(326 reviews)
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Five for the following: CT touristy…read moreHarvest Week Vegan wrap Apple cider But the breakdown PARKING I've been during the off season and it's painless to park here. Today was maybe the kickoff to harvest month and some events. IT WAS PACKED. Not to worry, everyone was civilized and there were plenty of attendants. Lots of parking all over. SERVICE Everyone to a person was ready for this crazy rush. Filled with kids and regulars, I think the staff knows what to expect cuz they were all pretty chill. FOOD First: The sandwiches and wraps came with chips AND AN APPLE. Perfect. Dad had the Cuban Sandwich (I've never seen it on a pumpernickel and rye swirl bread) but he loved it. Vegan Macintosh wrap with Portabello and hummus was fantastic. Hit the spot for a cool autumn day. GIFTS Maple sugar candy isn't made here anymore, but the candy is made by a larger company out of New Hampshire. DONUTS They didn't run out of apple donuts today, but they were definitely a hit with almost everyone. ACTIVITIES Today was an event day, with hundreds of families taking part in Clydesdale Horse wagon rides, kiddie train rides, and lots of other family activities. (Seasonal) If you're in the Middlesex area - put it on your list.

Wonderful visit to the Lyman PIck Your Own Orchards on a late Saturday morning in mid-September…read more We've visited lots of Pick Your Own Orchards over the years and most have transitioned over into a festival-styled space with offerings including hayrides, playgrounds and pettings zoos, all for a premium all-inclusive price. Depending on the family, this may not be ideal for some. Some also have, sometimes unreasonable, picking requirements...such as each member of the group over a certain age MUST purchase a picking bag...which, for a family of four, would result in an expensive family visit to the orchard with LOTS of leftover and unused apples. Again, this may not be ideal for some. Lyman was a breath of fresh air. Their entire operation is quite massive and separated: pick your own orchards, massive farm shop, golf center, and pub/grill are in different locations within their entire property. We arrived to the Pick Your Own Orchards area at around 11am on a lovely Saturday morning in mid-September. We expected it to be busy but it wasn't...there were lots ot parking (free) spaces in the dirt/grassed lot and even the picking orchards weren't very crowded...lots of space to pick. After parking, we went to the stand to purchase our picking bag. The options, currently, are $16 for half-peck bag, $26 for a full-peck bag and $47 for half-bushel. For our family, two adults and one small child, we shared a full-peck bag (no "per-person" requirement) which fit about 9 pounds of apples. After choosing our bag, we proceeded to the ochards to pick. There were Gala, McIntosh, Blondee, Jonamac, Spencer and Honey Crisp apples to choose from. Lots of trees to select from at that time...both on the higher and lower branches were available. All staff we encountered, including the parking lot and payment counter attendants were friendly, helpful and efficient. They post updates regularly (sometimes every few hours) on all of their social media platforms and have a hotline, which is very helpful, particularly for harvest and weather updates. Their detailed and thorough website has lots of information so you know what do expect during your visit. Again, great time here at Lyman's no-nonsense PIck-Your-Own Orchards. I can understand why they have been voted the (and among the best) orchards in Connecticut and the entire Nation. We also visited their Farm Store which was also great. Huge store with lots to choose from including fresh product, jarred jams and syrups, and sizeable hot food and bakery sections. Very reasonable prices throughout. After you are finished shopping, there are lots of tables and chairs toward the back of the building where you can sit, relax an eat. There is also a ice-cream window there with some interesting flavors. Would love to return to check out some of their other offerings. The two-hour drive from NYC was definitely worth it!

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