Last time I just got goat milk soap and donated some to a charity auction where it was well loved!…read more This time we tried cheeses, caramel and more soap! They have a new store since my last visit. It's clean, bright, organized and well stocked. No more honor system payment so you need to make sure someone is there to pay, but it's climate controlled, bigger, and more room means more selection and availability. Asked about a Parmesan and their Conestoga is a perfect dupe! Omg! This is a bargain compared to the goat parm I get at Whole Foods. Fresher, cheaper and perfect bite! (Real Parmesan isn't even made in the US, I know, but obviously a goat version won't be the real deal anyway so this is the flavor I was after, and f*ck Parma because this was better and casein-free!) We were asked to try the garlic chive chevre... omg again! Soooo delicious and fresh as a teat squirt! SOLD! That caramel is divine! Dulce du leche from goat milk! Absolutely chupacabra delicious!

What a lovely place to shop and visit! The family who owns the goats and runs the dairy and store…read moreare lovely people; we spent over a half-hour with them on our visit, and they let us play with their dogs. :-) We were able to go through the barn and pet the goats (and were able to use sanitizer afterwards) before shopping in the store. They have AMAZING cheeses! I was lucky enough to purchase fresh chevre (goat cheese); even the plain variety is incredibly delicious!! They have all manner of flavors for their cheeses, as well as candles and soaps for sale. I am so glad my cousins know about this place so that we could spend time there. Truly an idyllic spot!

kicked me out for bumping into someone. was not even doing anything wrong. my friends also got…read morekicked out because they were looking for each other when they got lost.

Went here September 2020. Price is $10 per person over 5 years old for corn maze. Which seems like…read morea lot. Pick your own pumpkin had a bad selection of rotted pumpkins at $0.50 per pound. Kids liked playing in dry corn box.

Sunhigh Orchards is a wonderful place. Keith went above and beyond to provide amazing customer…read moreservice. The Stayman apples are the best we have ever had. Please note that Sunhigh is open Thursday through Saturday. It's in a lovely setting, especially with the fall foliage at its peak. There is no better place to pick apples or, if you prefer, buy them in the barn. Wonderful. We will be back.

Wow! Did we luck out with finding this place! I believe it's just 1 family unit that runs it and…read morethey were so kind and easy to talk to. Plenty of apples to pick right off the tree and they have an apple sling shot and this like water apple racer thing that the kids LOVED! Can't recommend this place enough! Will be returning for sure! THANK YOU GUYS!!!

I just love this place. I'm so glad that they reopened again. Its a family friendly business cares…read moreabout every customer.

Baby Goats! What a wonderful organization/farm. They came to an event to help promote foster care…read moreand adoption and brought the sweetest little babies out for the day. They hosted a build a friend for the kids and my little fella had so much fun. I talked to them about goat yoga and they also have adult nights and will soon be doing goat pajama breakfast too as I asked and they loved the idea. I cannot wait to go visit them again. You are sure to have a gooooooooooooooooooooood time.

If I had endless time I would go to organic Amish markets every weekend. And Maple Arch would be…read moreone of the top farms on my list. We walked in and immediately saw apple cider donuts and eggs that were laid the day before! Immediate score! (I bought the donuts but gave them as a gift so I hope they were as good as they sounded but I don't have a report on them). As we perused the store I so so many things I wanted to buy. To top my list was onion and garlic sauerkraut made w red cabbage. (And I cooked and ate it today w pork and it was incredible!!). They had so many of their own varieties of meats from their farms. They also had a ton of dairy. So many yogurt varieties but it was a warm day and I wasn't going right home and I wasn't sure how long that would last in my cooler --so I will buy that the next time I go back. I purchased a wonderful homemade grape kombucha. I wish I bought the bigger bottle bc I drank it right down. The amish man at the front was so nice and kind. I see here on another review that they have pick your own strawberries and I will def be back to experience this!

My favorite organic farm... For so many reasons! Huge…read moreselection of premium organic produce, freshly gathered chicken and duck eggs, fresh baked goods.. with sugar if you're not avoiding it (I use xylitol). Large wall of freezers full of every kind of grass fed grass finish meets you could want. Separate room full of every kind of A2 organic raw grass-fed dairy products you could want, including cream kefir yogurt colostrum cheese and ice cream. Owners Chris and Hannah are kind and accommodating as are there many children. People arrive with coolers and fill them up! They also offer strawberry picking and farm tours during warmer months... See 2024 schedule below! A weekly quick stop for me on the way south to sailboat racing during sailing season!

Reading's Christmas on the Mountain is every child's dream. And mine too…read more Felt like I was gently wrapped in a million lights. Dreeeeamy. Roadside parking and entrance is free but it's always nice to give a donation. Please donate. It's such a nice neighborhood Christmas village. The life sized cartoon Christmas characters are very sweet even as they stay in full character. Except for the Grinch haha. Wasn't sweet but certainly in character and I enjoyed that one the most. The helpers rush to your assistance to take pics of your entire family/friend group with your camera so no one is left out. Staff from beginning to end is so polite. Everyone smiling and saying hello. Hot chocolate and a few seasonals are on sale if you get hungry. If you're in the area it's definitely a "must see". The view as you leave the hill from walk to drive down is breathtaking. I would like to return each season. The End.

Excellent family friendly experience. Have your photo taken (using your own camera/cellphone) with…read moreChristmas icons like Santa's sleigh, The Grinch, and many more photo opportunities. The whole experience is free (with the exception of food and a few souvenirs), and each year something new is added. So you'll never have the same experience year after year. The walk through experience may be difficult for those who are unstable on their feet because of uneven ground surfaces in some areas. Lots of lights and displays to see, some choreographed to the Christmas music that plays. This is much more of a pleasant experience for families as it is funded by donations vs the high admission rates of other similar experiences. The length of time it takes to complete the experience is much more reasonable (especially if you have small children or individuals in your party who tire easily or become overstimulated. I recommend this experience- for all ages. Don't forget to express your appreciation to the service men and women who assist in the organization and security when you visit.

We found Walnut Leaf Farm off Google and I'm happy to say now there's a Yelp update for you all…read more This is such a nice farm and Dahlias were why we made the stop. Martha helped me and couldnt have been nicer. The dahlias weren't out yet but she walked with me in the farm and she picked them for me. What gorgeous specimens if all colors and sizes. Some are as large as a dinner plate ! Beautiful farm and cute cows too! Definitely stop by if you are looking for some pretty flowers, especially dahlias! And the pricing is very reasonable too.

It's not cheap to go here. $100 for 2 people to go for 30 minutes. We did enjoy it though. The…read morevolunteer who gave the tour was knowledgeable and very nice. The animals are very friendly and you get to touch and hold them. They are very well taken care of as well. Highlight for me was the baby goats. You need to book this in advance