Their true pick your own is one of a kind! 20 years of providing the juiciest peaches. Spring began…read morewith tasty raspberries and blueberry to start the season were delightful. The nectarines and tomatoes and honeycrisp apples being pickled currently are delish as well! Don't forget to grab a gallon of their apple cider and dozen cider donuts too!

Phenomenal experience. I went on a weekday in August and it was not at all crowded. Everyone I…read morespoke to was extremely friendly, attentive, and helpful with directions and any questions I asked. I was there for the peaches. They provided a box or bag for the fruit which is all priced by the pound. There was no additional fee for the box. I picked 10 peaches, which came out to $22. On entry you purchase a $5 voucher which can be redeemed towards any purchase which I think is great. After picking peaches I enjoyed sitting on the spacious patio with an ice cream and a walk up to see the farm animals. If you're going for an animal encounter I will say these animals seemed to enjoy distance, but were still lovely.

Apple picking with a relaxing contemporary vibe. It was our first time here & the facility looks…read morebrand new. There is a farm store, an indoor & outdoor space with picnic tables plus an interesting bar that knows how to serve real cocktails which is completely unexpected. I feel the owners are still trying to figure out how to use their new space. They do serve a limited food menu. If you are in the area & is up for apple picking & a refreshing cocktail, it's 100% worth a visit plus it's doggy friendly. Be sure to check their hours.

You go here primarily to pick cherries, peaches, and apricots. The farm is quite expensive with…read moregood views of a river. We picked a good amount of cherries and apricots and got it for around $7. It was overall a fun experience and we got to ride in a tractor. The staff provided really friendly service and it was overall a solid experience. In addition to the fruit picking, you can buy pre picked fruit or foods like donuts, snacks, and drinks like apple brandy and lemonade.

Okay... this is officially one of the best orchards we've visited! Looking for an orchard we…read morehaven't been to and came across Weeds Orchard. Came in around 4 and only few people left. We started with grape picking then went to apple afterwards. This place is massive, clean and has a lot of things going on! Music, bakeries, winery and more! Staffs are also very nice and accommodating! Best thing was wagon was free! (Cost $5 but will give you back once the wagon is returned) Apple & grape picking, cider sipping, beautiful views, and plenty of picture-perfect spots. In addition they also have some vegetables available including tomatoes, peppers and eggplants. We will definitely be back! So, if you're looking for the perfect fall day trip, add this to your fall bucket list, I promise, its worth it! Grab your friends or family, come hungry, sip something delicious, and soak up all the autumn vibes.

I visited this winery and absolutely loved it! The atmosphere is beautiful, and even though it was…read morebusy, the staff was very friendly, helpful, and informative. The bartenders were knowledgeable about the wines and took the time to explain everything. I also met a young man named Andrez at the grape station. He was so kind, pleasant, and welcoming, which made our visit even more enjoyable. Our favorite was definitely the wine flight--we got to try a few different wines and really enjoyed the experience. I highly recommend visiting this winery! It's a beautiful place with great staff and a wonderful atmosphere. We will definitely be back!

Fruit farm with items in season. U Pick! Nice property to walk and pick your own fruits in season…read more Fresh made apple cider donuts.

What a hidden gem. Right across the Hudson River from the Poughkeepsie IBM campus, Locust Grove…read moreBrewing Company is nestled in the small town of Milton. We first tried their cider on tap at King's Court Brewery in Poughkeepsie. Easy to find - a big yellow barn with ample parking. We stopped in on a December Saturday looking to have some drinks and check out the new space. We arrived just after they opened and were so impressed by the new, but rustic feel. There's a massive horseshoe bar, gender neutral bathrooms, bar games, firepits, many taps, and my favorite, RIVER VIEWS! The staff was welcoming and knowledgeable and recommended a few tasty styles of beer. Locust Grove makes their own cider and features beer from King's Court Brewery a few miles away. I recommend the Bat Exodus Nitro Stout. Had two and, as a Guinness fan, I thought this was far more flavorful. If stouts aren't your preference, they have many varieties of ales, IPAs, porters, and ciders. The cider isn't too sweet. I sampled a few and found them fruity, funky, and crushable without much sugar. Can't wait to visit again and pick up some swag. Locust Grove has shirts, beanies, and other branded items for purchase. If you're looking for outdoor space, know that they have 3 or 4 Solostove Stainless Firepits. These things are the best - high heat and no smoke. They "fired" it right up for us and before we knew it, three hours passed watching the river as the sun set behind us. PS - they have a legit shuffleboard table inside.

The owners treat you like family great people are great farmatainmet amusements…read more Plus they invest for future seasons ahead

I can only review donuts here because I didn't buy anything else. I ordered a dozen donuts and I…read morenoticed there were plenty of donuts in the bakery that were freshly made. The kid said some were a little small so I gave you a few extra. I should've checked the box before I left because I would've preferred a dozen regular donuts not what I got. I think they were trying to get rid of another kids practice donuts? Odd for $15. Not much flavor, tasted more like old oil than cider and they didn't taste fresh. So many other farms nearby so I'll try others next trip. They're just not as good as other local farms donuts. Ambiance was nice, a decent stop for kids but cider way too expensive so I skipped it.

we went with four families and kids in a mix of ages and had a really lovely time. the staff at…read moreevery turn were incredibly helpful and kind to us. we were happy to see they served lunch and very happy it turned out to be delicious! Gorgeous orchards, too, with smaller trees great for kids!

Great afternoon with my grandson!! Lots of things for the kids to do! Tons of apples to still pick!…read moreLots of great pumpkins left!! And the best apple donuts!! Thanks to Sarah for her extra attention to us today ! TJ & I had a blast! And what a beautiful day!!

The weekend of September 12, 2026 found in abundance of pick your own cherry tomatoes, assorted…read morepeppers, and ground cherries, which I had never eaten before. It seemed logical to create a sauce worthy of dipping. Sautéed ground, cherries, tiny tomatoes, and an assortment of sweet and spicy peppers in really good extra-virgin olive oil. Added some herbs from the farm pick your own and gently sautéed until I had a nice reduction. We've used it warm over pasta as well as spooned over cheeseburgers. Delicious.

Great day with my fellow Yelp Friends picking right off the stalk - yellow tomatoes, red tomatoes,…read morecherry tomatoes and peppers. The farm manager was very friendly and the different vegetables were well organized. Great swag - tomato stickers, hairclips and be dazzle beads. We went to Vassar College (entrance rotary) mini downtown for a street fair. Fun times.

We joined the farm share at Sister Hill Farm when they were offering mid-season membership this…read moreyear (2018). I opted for the bi-week pick up for $235 = 8 weeks at the actual farm in Standfordville. Not knowing what to expect as I'm a complete newbie at this, I called for more info. Dave was so helpful on the phone, explaining how things works, where to park, when to come, etc. So I decided to join to try it out! When I arrived the first time, Dave was there to greet me and show me around - basically there's a sign-in sheet at the barn entrance along with a weekly newsletter. Bring your own reusable bags and also the thin plastic bags for produce (they have it there, but you can reuse the ones you get from grocery to save the planet). There's a big blackboard showing you what the share of the week is - It's the MAX amount you can take - so get all or get what's right for you. All of the produce are lay out neatly and orderly - it's really a fool-proof system and signs everywhere telling you how many you can take. There are also info on produce profile, food storage, and recipes along the back wall. They also have a section for "PYO" - pick your own! This is for your to go out to the garden and pick from the plant itself! Usually it always comprise flowers and herbs. It's only my second week, but I just LOVE how fresh the produce taste, LOVE having fresh flowers at home, and LOVE trying new recipes with vegetables we usually don't eat. It also forces me to eat more vegetables so i can clean out my fridge for the next pickup. Although I don't have any previous experience on CSA, but I do think this is as good as it gets!!

Vincent, my Mother and I have been members for ten years. Last year we moved to Tucson, Az. Can't…read more tell you how much we miss Sisters Hill Farm, Farmer Dave and crew as well as the members of the. CSA. The produce we have received even in tbe most trying weather years was exceptional, abundant and a great addition to our health. My mother lived to 103 and enjoyed visiting the farm and her friends every week. Do yourself and your health a favor and become a member. Dona Ferry

I'm honestly so upset to update this review as this used to be one of my favorite spots in the…read morearea. My beloved chicken tender basket has been changed and is now minced chicken shaped into tenders. I used to RAVE about the chicken tenders! Now they look and taste like they were made by AI. I ate one and tossed the rest. VERY sad about this. I've always had pleasant experiences with the live music but the last time I went the "musicians" were teens who were so high they just kept laughing and stopping and announced "sorry I can't play and sing at the same time" which would have been FINE if they'd just played something nice or entertaining to any degree. It was just... awkward. Very much amateur hour, I'm shocked that they were hired and promoted on Bad Seed's instagram. The abundant use of AI advertising should have been a clue that they were making changes here. I am just truly so so sad to see a place I used to love go downhill like this. I still love the cider and ambiance of this place... hoping they'll revert to better choices! For now, I won't be back.

We're big fans of bad seed. Recently visited for the country night and enjoyed live music and…read morerefreshing sips! 10/10 time to wind down after a long week. Service is always friendly!

Jessica is awesome. Always there to provide help with picking out all my plant needs and to discuss…read moreany questions I have Love the selection too. :)

Best Farm Stand I've ever stopped at!…read more This farm has a stand set up at the entrance to their farm right on 9W in Marlboro. The stand offers everything from fresh veggies, lettuce, apples, in season fruits (the grapes right now are AMAZING) to honey and flowers. The stand is equipped with lights and sprayers to keep the produce fresh. I'll be stopping here anytime I'm in the area and may even consider driving here on a Saturday just to stock up on fresh items. This one is worth a drive!