Great family fun day at Evergreen Berry Farm! Right now they are open 8-8, which is very generous…read moreof them however we tried timing it to get some shade before the humidity and heat kicks in. There is plenty of parking between two lots, we found it to be stroller & wagon friendly for the little ones. They do have a few wagons that you can use if available. The staff from start to finish is super friendly and very helpful pointing you in the right direction. Great experience for all ages, you do have to walk about 1/4 each way to get to the raspberry bushes which is the farthest away from the booth.

Great spot to spend a few hours! It's very picturesque, with LOADS of berries all throughout the…read moreseason. It's mostly blueberries, but there are also blackberries, rasberries, elderberries... hmmm and falcons? Yes, falcons! Farmer Bob employs falcons to keep the berry-eating birds away, which is pretty badass.. Easily a must if you live in the area. HUGE deals for berries ... we picked about five pounds of blueberries, which came out to around $9. Compare that to what: 3-4 bucks for a pint at the store? A no brainer.

Beautiful setting with fantastic views. Calm, friendly pumpkin patch. This was far and away the…read moremost enjoyable pumpkin-patch visit our family has ever had. A welcome antidote to how hectic and crowded some other places can be. An absolute gem.

This is an absolutely wonderful farm! We love coming here every October to get our pumpkins! The…read morepumpkin patch is real and authentic, and it's tons of fun! They have a huge selection of pumpkins and their prices are better than some other farms. The hayride is free and it takes you around the farm. One of our favorite things is seeing the farm animals. They have 2 pigs, several sheep, a cow, several chickens, and a llama. The sheep are really cute. We've never tried the corn maze, but it looks fun! The staff at this farm are so friendly and welcoming! They are wonderful and that's one of the reasons why we come back every year! This farm is great because there's no unnecessary fees, and no large crowds. It feels very down to earth, friendly, and local. This is a great farm and I highly recommend visiting the farm when they're open in October! 5 stars

I pass by the Ox Hollow Farm Stand, located on RT202, in Bantam, CT four times a week. I'll stop…read morefor produce in season, my wife loves their tomatoes. But it seems like they specialize in farm raised meats, they have a good amount in the several freezers found inside this little farm stand. Prices are typically 3X what you would pay for similar types of meat in the supermarket, but that's standard when you're buying quality, Farm fresh meats. A solid 4 Star rating for this wonderful Connecticut Farm stand.

We are happy every time we pass this way along Rt. 202 and stop at Ox Hollow. They consistently…read moreoffer a welcome variety of fresh, locally grown produce (always good tomatoes), and they sell it at what seems to us as fair pricing. (We rate them much higher for quality and lower in pricing than the nearby Tara Farms setup.) This time of year they've got a lot of pumpkins for sale, but then so does everyone else, of course. The folks working here have always been pleasant too deal with. They stay open later in the season than we'd expect, but that's only a good thing!

The food and the cozy atmosphere of Kimberly Farm never disappoints…read more They have delicious breads, cookies, frozen entrees and eggnog. I plan to go back soon.

Amazing ice cream. Went for music night a few days ago, and it was a very relaxing experience. I…read morerecommend!

This is such a cool farm to visit because it is an escape right in the heart of the city of…read moreWaterbury. If you want to bring a book and coffee, the environment is conducive for a relaxing retreat. They welcome dogs and have two that hangout at the farm. The lavender smell is phenomenal- and you can enjoy it throughout the farm. They have all kinds of lavender products for you to buy from honey, to live plants, and dried bundles. They also have other farm fresh veggies. This has become my new source for eggs. They are only $6 a carton and taste so much better than store bought. If you enjoy livestock, they have chickens and goats that you are able to watch eat upon request. This is beautiful addition to Waterbury and I highly recommend to anyone. The prices are affordable and the family that runs it is friendly.

More than just a garden, this is a sensory experience. When everything is in bloom, there are…read morebeautiful colors and textures to see, terrain to explore, country fresh air to breathe and babbling water features to surround you. It's a treasure in the Litchfield Hills. One caution: The uneven land and rock staircases might be challenging for people with mobility difficulties.

ORIGIN: The Hollister House was built in the late 18th…read morecentury for Preston Hollister by his father Gideon, a local entrepreneur. The Hollister family resided in the home for generations, and continued having a prominent role in the community. The house is currently owned and maintained by tenant George Schoellkopf and a nonprofit-- Hollister House Garden. LOCATION: The house and garden are located on 25 acres in rural Washington, Connecticut. EXPERIENCE: George Schoellkopf purchased Hollister House and began transforming its landscape in 1979. The garden, which is open to the public, reflects his unique vision -- a relaxed English Garden. The garden is a great to see, but also to generate ideas for your own garden. Linda Levin, the Visitor Experience Manager, helped me identify some perennials that caught my attention during my most recent visit. A variety of workshops are offered at Hollister House Garden. Recently I participated in a mushroom growing workshop, and left with an oak log that will bloom in the spring. TIPS: Local residents are eligible got a discounted membership rate. With membership comes benefits, such as free admission at gardens across the country. Visiting hours are on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoons with a $10 admission fee. Become a member for unlimited admission and emails about what is in bloom.

I have been a CSA member of Ox Hollow Farm for a few years now, for every season. The farmers are…read morewonderful to deal with and the produce is amazing. Its wonderful knowing where my food is coming from. I also appreciate the fact that that its so fresh the veggies don't go bad in a few days like they would from the grocery store. I have also purchased many meats from them and it is absolutely amazing. I have never been disappointed with anything this farm produces.

In the Sun. NYC Market they offer large brown EGGS for 6$ a dozen…read more I have not eaten an egg in 2 yours because of knowledge received of the CRUELTY of industrialized chicken farming ...However this farm offers..... HORMONE FREE ...Antibiotic FREE...Steroid FREE...NGO ... That's good enough for me ..I assume that info is true for their pigs, lambs and cows.. The 'Produce' I can buy elsewhere..if there's a problem Bon cruelty free Appetit..Thanx

I saw a recommendation on Facebook for Macci Farm. I knew we needed to go on the weekend for a fun…read moreautumn activity. Their weekend hours are 10am - 4pm. They post what apples are ready to pick on their Facebook updates. This weekend Mutsu apples are ready! They also sell beautiful mums in different sizes as well as pumpkins. I got 2 mini pumpkins for my classroom. My husband got a warm apple fritter. He loved it and said it was perfectly chewy, appley and cinnamony. They also sell cider and cider donuts. When in use, you can also watch cider being pressed. We were excited for all the games they have too. They have corn hole, jenga, and an apple slingshot!! Service was quick and friendly. We love it's a family atmosphere run by family. We were greeted so warmly by Mr Macci. 5 stars!