We picked about 3lbs of Organic Blueberries today. I believe Reeves is the only Organic Blueberry…read morepicking in the area. Really enjoy picking at Reeves Farms. Check them out !!

Fields were loaded with plump ripe strawberries. Good price 4 qts $20. Fields were easy to pick…read more Not crowded

We've had a wonderful experience every time we've gone to Woznica Orchards. Their team puts a lot…read moreof love & heart into the produce they grow which you can taste in every bite of what you bring home. They're always kind & accommodating so never be afraid to reach out or ask the team questions. This still- let's say young- orchard still packs an awesome punch of having space to have fun, pick some delicious apples & appreciate nature comfortably

If you're looking for a no fuss and no frills apple picking experience, this is a hidden gem! Some…read moreof the other orchards get super hectic in Autumn. This orchard is small, a single acre with a couple rows of trees for picking at a time. Just that and a farm stand, but the owners (and their parents) are at the entrance every weekend and will greet you warmly. The fruit is low to the ground, so kiddos can easily pick it. It's not too crowded, and very mellow, laid-back vibes. I came when honeycrisp apples were ripe, and let me tell you, these were some of the BEST apples I have eaten. They're only open on weekends. This season, they've also started to team up and do some events with other businesses like coffee trucks. Very cool, worth checking out!

A gorgeous orchard for picking apples and enjoying fall weather and foliage. Not too crowded, a…read morenice selection of apple types, and a nice gift shop to browse.

Super cute non commercial farm stand. Get all the apples, apple pie, fritters, donuts and more…read moregoodies without the long lines and crazy parking. Pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn and more. Everything a fall lover must have!

A really cute farm stand over in Cicero. It stocks a good selection of produce and handmade goods…read more One thing to note was they were reselling $1-$3 clearanced planters from Walmart for $18-$25. I was a bit disappointed to see that. Otherwise, we were very impressed with thier desserts and ice cream shop. I am still thinking about the Miami Vice flurry, which is vanilla soft serve mixed with strawberries, pineapple, and toasted coconut chocolate dip top. It was so tasty! We also ordered a NSA cherry vanilla scoop and doggy sundae. Plenty of parking, fast and friendly service.

The store itself is adorable and feels like a small indoor farmers market. It's rustic and…read morewelcoming, with fresh seasonal produce, homemade baked goods, and a great selection of locally made products. They also had a local seafood truck parked outside today offering fresh fish for purchase. There's an ice cream stand attached to the store with covered outdoor seating. I stopped by for groceries and ended up treating myself to their specialty Miami Vice flurry, which was absolutely delicious. They carry Ashby's hard ice cream from Michigan, along with several soft-serve flavors, sundae combinations, and plenty of toppings. It's a great place to browse, pick up groceries, and grab a treat while you're there. I'll definitely be back.

Decent little shop and apple orchard with several varieties of apples, easy access, and avoids the…read morecrowds of some of the more well known spots in the area. However, the reason to visit is undoubtedly the apple fritters, made to order from thick slices of apple, hand dipped in batter and then fried before being tossed in cinnamon sugar. They are not dog friendly because they have at least one very docile resident dog that they want to keep free from being barked at or bitten by another dog. There is enough parking for the number of people I've seen there, even at their busiest, but it is possible that they could still run out of spaces if they get a sudden crowd.

Great place! Wonderful pies and cheese varieties. Farm decor…read moreand family owned! Best Apple fritters in the area at a fair price. My family has shipped there for years.

Love this place! Have purchased fruit vegetables eggs cheese yogurt for years. Also purchased…read moreherbal plants and flowers over tge years!

Their published hours are not real. Went Saturday, they were closed. Very annoying. No idea what…read morethe product is like or the service but this was annoying.

True farmers, they know their stuff and help you learn how to care for your gardens start to finish…read moreincluding canning advice. Reasonable prices too.

Great looking pumpkins, hay rides saturday and sunday 12-5, very low prices, friendly staff,…read morebeautiful flowers. Highly recommend, great place to bring the kids!

My favorite farmer's market in Central New York! I always make it a habit to stop in and pick up…read moresome items that I just can't find elsewhere. Croghan bologna, homemade chicken salad (the best I've ever had), penny candy (although it is no longer a penny apiece), super aged cheddars, dog treats that are just the perfect size for our jack Russell, licorice nibs, Amish popcorn, and on and on... Plus, they have some great holiday decorations which we get every season.

While on our way to a friend's house in the ADK, we stopped here for some peaches and a few other…read morethings. I also grabbed a bottle of the hard cider they make, so hopefully that turns out to be good! I'll be frank: they do have some things they farm themselves, but a lot of the other produce is homegrown... just not necessarily from the area. And honestly, that's a little annoying when you're stopping at a roadside farm market expecting more local stuff. That said, they have a good variety of things, and they take credit cards as well as Apple Pay/Google Pay, which is definitely a plus. Is it worth stopping? I'd say yes, especially if you're already in the area. BUT if you happen to see one of those little roadside farm stands while you're driving around, I'd stop there too -- just make sure you have cash. And yes, they have parking, so no worries there!