I have been a Livesay Orchard patron for 3O years . I go…read moreeach summer to the Orchard stand. The peaches are sorted and labeled by type. The employees are friendly and helpful. I went to the Peach Barn today. The food was good but the peaches are not like I'm used to getting at the orchard. They are hard with the consistency like an apple ,not juicy . I asked the woman packing the peaches behind the counter "what variety of peach are these ?" (I prefer red haven or glo haven ). She seemed put out by the question and said "I don't know,they're peaches "

If you're road tripping anywhere near Porter, stop here. This is one of those places you read about…read morein "best hidden road trip stops" articles and it actually lives up to it. The Peach Barn is packed with specialty jars, fresh baked goods, and things you didn't know you needed. The pickles? The best I've ever had. So good I came home and ordered more of them on Amazon from the Amish Wedding company because I refused to run out. Grab more than one jar. Trust me. I also tried the salad dressings and baked goods and everything tasted fresh and high quality. The shop isn't huge but there is enough room for everyone shopping and plenty of nice staff around. Pro tip: sample what you can and buy more than you think you need. I under bought and regretted it immediately. This is a stock up every time you travel kind of stop.

Such a gem in the Bixby/South Tulsa area! It has become a fun tradition to visit for their you-pick…read moreoptions. Over the past couple years I've picked flowers, strawberries, and blackberries. I love browsing the local produce and other products in their store as well. The staff are so friendly and helpful. They do a great job of updating people on what is available on their social media and website so be sure to check online before you go.

Springtime in the city and all I can think about is my visit to Joes Fatm yesterday, strawberry…read morepicking! This place is so delightful! You really feel like you're in the most peaceful wonderland of fresh fruits and veggies! Never feel turned away from a full parking lot! Once you get in the back to pick strawberries you' won't feel like hardly anyone else exhausts! These are not your grocery store strawberries! They're so sweet, tasty and juicy! Their lettuces you can see growing are wonderful! And they sell plants for your home garden, too! (You can call ahead to reserve a picking time on Saturdays!)

Such a cute shop. I could've bought so many things. Had we not been on a road trip, I would've…read morepurchased some of the fresh produce. Got the cutest planter and a sound amplifier.

Farm Hippie Farmers Market is a true gem for Oklahoma. This isn't your average seasonal…read moremarket--it's a year-round indoor market for of groceries and gifts. The friendly, community-focused atmosphere makes shopping a pleasure, and you'll love supporting the many local vendors. You'll find a fantastic selection of high-quality, homegrown products, from seasonal produce to artisan crafts and goods. It's a convenient and essential stop for anyone who values fresh, local, and earth-friendly alternatives.

Great place to strawberry pick. Easy to get around and the berries are up off the ground in a mound…read morerow. There are many rows to choose from. I also love it for the blueberry season. Lots of different varieties so don't stay in one area. They taste different in other areas. Ps the bigger ones aren't always the sweetest in my opinion. Try a variety that you like that is what is so fun. Now the blackberries are beautiful too! So easy to pick and no thorns. The owners are the sweetest part! Love them - seems like family

I've always loved the opportunity to pick berries around town, well outside of Tulsa; and came…read moreacross this farm while searching for ripe blackberries to pick. There are several other farms outside of Tulsa but I don't recall other blueberry farms that have as many blackberry bushes that Huldy's does! Gwen is the owner and she is super nice! I was the first one there and only one there for about 30 mins on a recent Saturday morning (8 am) and she greeted me and gave me some info about the picking and the farm in general. You are given gallon buckets lined with a plastic bag so no need to bring a container for picking. If you pick blackberries, I do recommend bringing a pair of thin gardening gloves - the kind with the smooth parts on the inside of the hand - that way, you don't end up with purple fingers and hands :) There are rows and rows of blackberry bushes with tons of blackberries ready for picking!! They also have several varieties of blueberries!! I really came for the blackberries so I was excited to pick 2 gallons of blackberries and a3/4 gallon of blueberries. Price is a little high but it's more for the experience. Feel free to come alone (I did) and bring your phone and headphones and zone out and pick berries, while enjoying the sunshine. Come early to avoid the heat!!

This story begins with a Saturday morning trip to the Muskogee Farmer's Market. I go each Saturday…read moreto see what I can be inspired by. Well, on this trip, I stopped by the Starry Hill Farms booth because the lavender buds caught my eye( I am getting ready to work out some recipes for competition this September). I got a chance to see what Chris and Cassie had to offer in addition to the lavender buds. They had quite a selection of offerings, and I was glad to see so many options. We got to talk a bit, and I learned more about their products, and they told me if I cook with the buds,"a little goes a long way." I appreciated the tip. They were very sweet. If you have time and are out Muskogee/ Ft.Gibson way on a Saturday, stop by the Farmer's Market at the Muskogee Civic Center covered parking and pay them a visit, you will not be disappointed.

We did not pick our own peaches here because weopted for some from their market. I bought some…read more"over ripe" peaches to make jam. They were fine and most of them could have just been eaten fresh. We also bought quarts of three different varieties. The peaches are picked a bit early and so you might need to wait 2-3 days before you can preserve them or bake with them. The market also had squash, tomatoes and cucumbers. Staff was very friendly. On our way back to our car, the owner stopped us to apologize for the parking (they were busy) and we chatted with him a while. Very nice guy! If you want to pick your own, call ahead. Not sure you can do that everyday. I would return!

Livesay Orchards has some amazing peaches and vegetables. Today was our first time to visit this…read morelocation. I was surprised of all the different items that were available to purchase. They had local raw honey,jarred jam,jarred pickles,and plenty of other fresh jarred items. The staff were very friendly and able to answer all our questions. Thank you so much we really enjoyed our visit and planning our next visit.

Trail riding at Flying Q Farms was amazing. The women were so friendly, the horses were so happy,…read moreand trails were beautiful. I highly recommend it!

My wife and I took the afternoon to drive out and enjoy this experience. Susan is great and guided…read moreus through a beautiful trail around Lake Sequoia. Will definitely do this again and would highly recommend.

Did you know you can cuddle Highland cows in Oklahoma!? Well I didn't, and I got to do just that…read more for my birthday a few weeks ago and I absolutely loved it! Willie and Winnie were adorable and Leah was a great host!!