Amazing find, family operated farm with great veggies and amazing meat selection! Beautiful…read morerestored farm house and the barns around take you back in time.

We love Top of the Hill. Even though we found their prices to be a little expensive the quality is…read moresuperior as is the service.

3.5 stars! We saw…read moreBly Farm and Ice Cream and thought we would stop and try it! The farm itself is beautiful! It was well taken care of and a lot of fun to look around at. The ice cream itself is Bobby-Sue's ice cream. We had visited another location the other week, so it was fun getting to see it being sold somewhere else! However, compared to the other place we went to, it seemed like the scoops of ice cream were significantly smaller. Some of the ice cream also seemed a little bit old/icy when we were eating it! Overall, I think the unique flavors make it worth trying...but if I had to choose between this place and the other location, I think I would go to the original one! No restrooms on site that I saw. Also no indoor seating, but lots of outdoors places to sit! The service was also good!

Serving Bobby Sues ice cream, we like to drive here to get ice cream to go, to bring back to the…read morehouse to enjoy. Some seating at the location, but it is shared with the small parking area. No dogs allowed so leave Buddy at home or he will have to stay in the car.

Beautiful place to have a Wedding. The views were breathtaking. Barn was perfect for our…read moreformal/rustic vibe. The pictures came out amazing too! Animals are well taken care of and beautiful. Alpacas were our favorite. Amazing view. The hosts were accommodating and went above and beyond what we expected. We loved the house rental as well.

We had an unforgettable experience staying here for three nights. We looked for a place where we…read morecould share lodging with our Swedish in-laws, as our daughter was getting married nearby. This beautiful family farm, and this beautiful family surpassed all our expectations. The house was perfectly fitted for comfort and thoughtful care was evident in every detail. Groomed and well cared for, the welcome was clear from the moment we arrived. There was no lack of attentiveness and hospitality...even the farm animals seemed eager to greet us. Beautiful experience. Thanks to them all.

We really enjoyed the apple cider and apple cider doughnuts here! Didn't explore the rest of the…read morefarm as it was a little chilly, but I could see that there were a ton of family-friendly activities, including hayrides, games, a corn maze, and pumpkin-patch photo opportunities. We tried one each of the available doughnuts: Plain, cinnamon sugar, and maple drizzle. All were fresh and warm and well worth the maybe 20-25 minute wait (and there was a guy singing/playing guitar for us, which was nice!). The dough was light and fluffy, rather than dense and cake-like, which was a positive for me. Our favorite was the maple drizzle, which wasn't overly sweet and added a nice subtle maple flavor. I also liked the cinnamon sugar, though it was quite sweet! The plain was good as it stripped away the accoutrements and allowed me to enjoy the crunch of the doughnut "crust".

Great spot nice vegetables donuts yummy great pies fun atmosphere love this farm highly recommendread more

Rude, unfriendly, over-priced. Will not be going back. Bought a few items and left to find a much…read morebetter local farm/produce market.

We went to Devylders farm after my sister in law raved. The minute we got out of the car, I was…read morehappy! The basil plants were amazing! We went inside and the fruits and veggies were beautiful. We started looking at tomatoes and Dennis (owner?) insisted on getting us more to choose from. We had a nice little conversation about growing basil while they were pricing tubs of corn chowder. Dennis asked if we liked corn chowder and we said yes, so he told us he was giving us a tub of his to try cause it will be the best we ever had! While it wasn't the best I've ever had, it was pretty damn near close! The corn was great, the tomatoes were great, the squash was great! The pick your own blueberries were delightful! We will definitely be back again after a super experience! PS it's a little farther down the road than you think it will be, keep going... Trust me

Beautiful Fall Vibes, Donut Win, Food Truck Fail…read more We visited McKenzie Farm for their Mctoberfest event and had a great time overall. It was super busy, cars packed in everywhere, long lines to get in to pay for the things we bought and for donuts. But once inside, the fall charm made up for it. There was no admission fee which was nice. The apple picking was peaceful with no lines and perfect for photo ops and enjoying the day. We got lucky with hot, fresh apple cider donuts that had just come out when we paid and they were absolutely delicious. The apple cider slushie was refreshing, and I grabbed caramel popcorn to go. Big downside: we waited 20 minutes in line at a food truck only to be told they had to shut down because they ran out of food right when it was our turn. Major bummer! That said, the weather was beautiful, the energy was festive, and the free entry is a big plus. Worth visiting, just go early, expect crowds, and maybe pack a snack!

Simply can't rate it 5 stars - more than once, we tried ordering the donuts. DO NOT EAT!! No matter…read morehow good they smell. They never clean the fryer: all the nasty (filthy) grease ends up in your mouth(I'm talking COATING your mouth after just a few bites!! It's like I licked a dirty cast iron, after fat has cooled off from cooking something else in it. Not to mention, whatever it's doing to your gut!). Just horrible, and we have gotten sick from them. If you can't keep up with the fryers, don't serve people like that, it's harmful!! How someone has not ended up in the hospital... Waste of money and resources, that's for sure. So sad. I find it strange that the products from other (clearly small) businesses they sell are not labeled in accordance with law - you are supposed to state your ingredients, at least! Clearly, this place has never been audited. I want to be cheering for farms MORE than other industries, but these things just don't make sense, and seems abusive of public, blind trust. Do it right!! That all being said, it's the only farm to find Snowsweet apples. They have a great many apple trees of varying species, so it's a good place for that. Lots of produce and land to pick from.

We stopped by on a Sunday to visit the donut truck and the apple cider donuts were excellent. They…read moreare served warm with lots of cinnamon sugar. They have a pleasant little crunchy crust and then a slightly dense, soft interior. They rank among the best I've had. There is a nice lawn with lots of lawn games. The people were all very friendly too. Their pumpkin barn is full of exceptional pumpkins, not an ugly one in the bunch.

Pretty farm but next year I'll be looking for an orchard for my grandson that doesn't spray their…read moreapples and food with pesticides.

What a great stop in to enjoy lunch. We ordered ahead and ate at their outdoor picnic tables…read more Sandwiches were delicious and the staff is very friendly!

I love this place, the owners are incredible, their kids are incredible. They're always pleasant,…read moregreeting you with a smile. I work right down the road at a furniture store, and they always make my day. The food is exceptional as well. Steak and Cheese Panini, peppers and onions with Gorgonzola. !!

What an absolutely delightful place!…read more Ambiance: Adorable. Farm store is well-stocked with fresh veggies and tons of tasty treats and tchotchkes. The outdoor areas have some seating right against the store and tons more in the beer garden area. Greenhouses. A whole kid play area with toys, sandboxes, swings. And live farm animals to visit and observe (cow, goats, geese, etc.) Super cute, lots to see, and fabulous for families. Service: Friendly and warm. Pretty sure it was the owner who took our orders in the cafe window. He was so sweet and struck up a conversation with us about whether we were visiting, local, etc. He noticed our baby and told us about their family nights with campfires and live music and kid games. The woman at checkout was also super nice when I bought a few store items. Food: GUYS. Simple but sooooo fresh and wonderful. We all loved it, even my picky MIL. We got coffee and breakfast sandwiches / wraps. It was a bit of a wait but we were happy to sit outside and chat and even happier when the food turned out to be so yummy. The bagels were soft inside but crispy outside (they grill them, not just toast. But not greasy!!) Eggs are local. Veggies are fresh. All made with care.

We attended the Haunted Corn Maze again this year, it was fun, but there seemed to be fewer actors…read morethan in the past. This year they also had plastic snow fencing blocking off certain areas of the maze, a lot of them were falling down and partially in the maze walkways, causing a tripping hazard, ask me how I know! While we love to try new spooky things and also like to do things we know and love, I think we'll skip this one next year.

I LOVE Moore Farm. When I go grocery shopping, I go to Alton Hannaford first for big box items and…read morethen I go to Moore Farm to buy free range eggs, grass-fed meat and soup bones for my dog. They offer a small selection of fresh vegetables.I get my fresh ground stevia and chaga powder here (read about chaga if you've never heard of it before - you are sure to be intrigued). Moore Farm has quite a selection of herbs and Kim Moore, the owner and her associate, Sara Woods Kender, are certified herbalists. She can work with you to replace the OTC items you are taking and replace them for natural remedies and her prices are very good. She also sells delicious cupcakes and baked goods and there is a lovely gift shop as well. I'm not sure alot of people are aware of this place because it's a little off the beaten path, about 1/2 mile behind Alton Hannaford and McDonald's. Kim Moore is super sweet and an amazing person - she is a gifted medium and shamanic healer - I highly recommend a reading, Reiki or Shamballa session with her. Moore Farm conducts herbal apprenticeship certification classes, has teachers and readers that come in on a regular basis, offers therapeutic massage and bodywork sessions, and much more. Check out their website and stop in to meet Kim (say hi to her adorable little dog Roxie while you are there - but please do not bring your dog, Roxie is a senior and needs her space.) THIS PLACE IS SO COOL!