We came here for the sunflower maze and it was quite nice. It looked a little bigger online, but we…read morestill loved it. The price is a a bit steep to get in, and if you have more than one kid that is certainly going to add up very fast. But, my son did enjoy feeding the goats and walking around the sunflower maze. We also ended up buying a bag to do the gem mining as well. Downside, no bathrooms, just port a potty's. Cute spot to visit for an hour or two.

Very nice and fun seasonal Christmas market. Great variety of different and unique artisanal goods…read moreand decorations - plus live music too! You're sure to find something nice for your someone special here.

It's not a day at the beach house without stopping at Peaches for some corn, fruit and chips! I've…read morebeen coming here for years. The owners are always super friendly and helpful. Convenient location on the beach road with plenty of parking!

Woman working today was so rude to my friend and I. She was unfriendly and made us feel like we…read morewere inconveniencing her. I came on yelp to see if others have had this same experience and see people have been complaining about it for over 7 years! If she's the owner, I don't know how they stay in business and if she's an employee, how she keeps her job!

The grinders especially Italian, are fantastic. Loaded with EVERYTHING!…read more Counter staff were very friendly. The market, is clean and bright, with fresh French bread baked daily. Great family owned market.

Meat in the case Was old and brown. Greens for salad??…read more shelf was empty, I would stop there daily for something going by, not anymore

What a great little farm stand. It's only open from around July 4th to Labor Day, but if you happen…read moreto be in the area, definitely make a stop for some beautiful produce and cut flowers. 5 stars for the funny girl whose family runs this farmstand that introduced me to the wonders of Cherokee heirloom tomatoes. She was right, you can eat them like an apple. Yum

My favorite farm stand! Wonderful fresh veggies, their own peaches in season. Great quality.read more

Bucolic farmland and walking trails, the site is graced by some beautiful buildings which also…read morehouse the South Kingstown Land Trust offices as well as spaces for meetings and gatherings. During our visit, we were attracted to one of the buildings where a delightful choral group was singing "Sacred Harp" (aka "shape notes") style. After listening to a few songs, we progressed to the trail itself, which borders along a working farm. If you're a birder, you'll like this place as many bird-watchers gather here; if you're like us and just like to stroll a classic New England farm with stone walls, noble trees, and cultivated fields, this is a beautiful place to enjoy the views and the crisp autumn air. An easy walk and very peaceful.

OMG!!! I love this place!! With fresh produce and local goods Whaley Farm Market became one of my…read morefavs instantly. From the outside of the building I thought it would be a crappy little place but I was wrong. On the inside it was very homey and gave off a little cottage vibe. As I walked up to the register I was greeted by the owners grandchild. Very polite and helpful! I will be coming again as soon as it opens on 7/18/25!!!

Wow, from the road it almost reminded me of the outside of one of those gater houses in florida or…read moreentrance to one of those places you pay to see tigers. I was wrong. As you walk up, you quickly realize that this place is packed with local and homemade products, fresh produce and currently all the apples and pumpkins one could need. It is right off the main drag making it a convenient place to stop on the way home or when driving by. I spent far too long looking at all the fun products they carry.

If you live, stay or visit the Matunuck area, you will be familiar with the Carpenter's Farmstand…read more It's right on Matunuck Road on the way to the beaches...you can't miss it. It's easy to stop by and check out their fresh produce, sous vide meats, preserves and jams, pies, etc... The Carpenter Family has spent 5 generations farming this area. They know their corn...They are known locally for their corn. My mother in law can not eat much corn, but she does indulge once a year with 1 corn on the cob from the Farmstand. The produce is very nice, you can see the big carrots, large potatoes, plum tomatoes, sweet watermelons, all over. They also have a nice garden center, with perennials, annuals, soil, compost, baskets, unique ready-to-go arrangements, and more, for those who like to get their hands dirty, like my husband, whose flower garden is complimented often as people walk in front of our cottage. In the Fall, they have a Corn Maze and hay rides, and opportunities for kids to roam the land, pick pumpkins and more. It's a lot of fun for the little ones. The farmstand offers local delivery for mulch, stone, gravel, loam and crushed shells, and wholesale delivery of any of their produce and meats. Many of our friends also stop frequently for their pies. They are large, freshly made and delicious. Usually you can find any of these varieties on their shelves: Apple Blueberry Key Lime Meringue Pumpkin Apple Peach Blueberry Peach Lemon Meringue Pumpkin Cream Apple Raspberry Boston Cream Peach Raspberry Apple Walnut Cherry Pecan Strawberry Rhubarb Banana Cream Chocolate Cream Peach Praline Very Berry

From plants for the garden, hanging baskets for the porch and a fresh baked pie to bring to dinner…read more- Carpenter's has it all at very reasonable prices. Fresh veggies, locally produced goods, and the corn - Yes, you must try Carpenters corn when it is in season. We have also ordered mulch and topsoil from them. You can stop by quick and grab what you need or spend hours looking at all the fun finds. Before you leave, grab a bottle or two of their in-house made bloody mary mix. It is truly delicious!

We hadn't been to a festival in many years, so we decided to check this out. Everything from…read moreparking to ticket sales was very organized. Port o johns were relatively clean and never a massive line to get a stall. The festival was packed! Sooo many people. Lots of vendors set up selling everything from trinkits to roofing shingles... Honeslty, alot of junk. We did however find one vendor selling wine slushie bags, which we grabbed. The food... Well, lets just say its all a crapshoot. We split an order of clamcakes and chowder from the Kenyons booth. Clamcakes were delicious, chowder was lousy, tasting just like canned snows chowder. We then split an order of fried clams from J&J's and the clams were a great size, tasted fresh but I didnt care for the flavor of the batter that they used. Next we moved on to lobster rolls from The Breachway Grill. Eh. They were just OK at best, lobster meat was very wet and it was served on a massive amount of bread. I had several pieces of shell in mine (in fact one piece jabbed my gum and it hurts like hell today). Basically out of all the vendors we tried, I would never look to go to their restaurants. There were not enough places for people to sit and eat and then you have the ignorant people just sitting and chatting at their tables with no food or drink just taking up space while you are standing next to them trying to juggle your meals and beverage and they give zero F's. All in all, I am a sit down dinner type of girl, this type of event is not for me or my husband. Glad we checked it out, but won't ever return.

Five stars for the organization of this massive event! Kudos to all that were involved in pulling…read moreit together and making it run so smoothly. For the event itself. We have no children, and rides aren't our thing at all. So we came for the food and the vendors. The live music was nice to hear while walking around as well. The vendors were primarily trinkets and home improvement stalls. I don't need any junk and I rent... So there goes 99% of all the vendors. We did find a company from Ohio that sold wine slushee mixes and picked up a bag to go (I wish they sold some to drink at the event). The food vendors were plentiful; pretty much anything you could want to try was there. We tried to stick to Rhode Island seafood, since we were at the Rhode Island Seafood Festival after all... Kenyons was there, they make the best mix for Johnny cakes. Their clam cakes were probably the best I have ever had; however their chowder was probably the worst I had ever had... My wife went to J&J's for some fried clams. I personally am not a fan of clam bellies, so I wasn't too excited about this stop. Lastly we went to Breachway Grill for lobster rolls. As usual I got the hot and my wife got the cold. I personally enjoyed both of them. Especially the cold, which I am normally not a fan of. I loved the toasted rolls, but they were a little on the thick side. Not being a fan of crowds, I can't say that I really enjoyed myself at the festival. For the amount spent to get in and try a few bits of food (which a fair amount ends up in the trash), I would have much rather have gone to a really nice restaurant and truly enjoyed my meal. Probably will not be in a jury to go back to this event in the future.