They have a County road where the speed limit is 55 miles an hour splitting their property and they…read moreuse it as a private parking lot and their patrons throw stuff at vehicles that are going more than 30 through there when they are trying to load trees in the middle of the road. Their patrons also walk up and down the middle of the road as if they were in a parking lot in the yellow obscenities that people trying to drive through and go about their business.

Great selection and a fair price. Nice family owned business. This was stop 3 trying to find a tree…read moretaller than 7ft. They did not disappoint.

This is an awesome fall family fun spot! It is free to park and enter, and you pay for the…read moreactivities you want to do. We did the hay ride, bounce pad, corn maze, and checked out the farm animals. The hay ride was beautiful, lots of fall foliage and a great view of the huge pumpkin patch. We also got to see the pumpkin cannon launch a pumpkin while on the hay ride which was my kids' favorite! The apple fritters were delicious, and so was the apple slushy I tried. It was crowded but not nearly as long of wait times and crowds as other nearby pumpkin patches. We will come here again for sure!

We had an amazing time at Pumpkin Hollow! We had the pleasure of a gorgeous sunny morning and we…read morewent first thing to avoid a huge crowd. There was so much to do and so many pumpkins to choose from! You can use cash and card; when you have your final picks you can bring your wheelbarrow to a nice man in the field who counts up your total. We had a great time getting lost in the corn maze, riding the hayride, looking through goodies at the store and eating pumpkin cream cheese cookies! I would say this experience is priced fairly for what you get; be prepared to spend some money but know the quality of your experience and pumpkins will be HIGH!! Hope you have a fun time at the Pumpkin Hollow- I sure did!

My favorite pumpkin patch when you just want a simple fall activity. It's not over the top and over…read morestimulating with a TON to do. I took my cousin and her 2 boys today. They are 7 and 2.5 years. The 7 year old started complaining when we first pulled in and he noticed there weren't a lot of activities. Well guess what....He eneded up LOVING it abd DIDN'T WANT TO LEAVE! We all enjoyed the hayride, the corn maze, all the picture opportunities, and of course, picking out pumpkins. I haven't been here since my son was little but I'll be sure to come back with my cousins next year.

We brought a group of our individuals with disabilities to select pumpkins. The female owner asked…read morewhy we were here and asked who was in charge. We were treated like we did not belong and felt like we were not welcome by the female owner. Not cool.

They use way too many pesticides on their apples way too many so if you want all them organic…read moreapples, you're not going to get them there.\nThe apples are all coated with pesticide residue, I would not ever go there again ever, and I would not take my children there way too much.\nIs so bad for the environment and our health

I took my 2year old grandson there. We arrived and 3 and they were supposed to close at 5. As soon…read moreas we got up to pay to play at their playground, a very rude girl said that they were closing early. she didn't say why, she just said we're closing now. I will not deal with rude people, especially when it comes to little kids being disappointed. We went to Appledale Or hard instead and had a great time. We will NOT be returning to Behlings.

First time here, and I honestly could not have loved it more. It was crowded, but there is a good…read moreamount of indoor and outdoor seating. I find the set up slightly confusing because you order some things at the bar and some things at a separate counter, but that's not a huge deal. The decor is just so cool to look at and the merchandise is quality. I really liked their pumpkin pizza and apple cider margarita, both of which I assume are seasonal. A good family place for the pumpkin patch, and a good adult place for drinks and music.

It's great in theory but in practice there are way too many people and way too small of a space…read more We got here just about at open and it's currently 11:30. The line for beverages is about 75 people long, the line for food at their new brewhouse is over a hundred people long and if you want to get into the bakery and gift shop you also have to wait in line 100 people long. And no they don't move particularly fast. So as long as you don't want to eat, drink or buy any baked goods... The rest of it is not too bad! It took about two and a half hours to do everything . The Apple cannons are an additional charge which I did not see listed on the website but they are fun! The pillow area is very muddy and most of the kids get pretty dirty playing on it so just be prepared for that. We did try a few of the treats from the stands; apple cider slushie, grilled cheese and caramel apple cup. They were all reasonably priced and the lines were not too bad for them. The bathrooms are pretty secluded, there's some next to the Brew Barn at one end and there's some at the other end. They are all pretty basic level Porta-Johns they were pretty dirty after a few hours of people walking around dirt roads and mud. It's a pretty cool place and if they were half as many people then I'd be a lot more excited and likely to recommend it. Today is also the day where they limited the number of tickets sold so this is about the best case scenario in terms of the density of people here. I've been writing this review for about the last 20 minutes and the lines have made very little progress for the beverages or food at the new Brew Barn center. All in all I don't think we'll be back next year. You spend an hour and a half in the car to get here, you pay to get in and there's a few things that are covered by that. Some stuff for the kids to climb on, the jumping pillows, along with seeing the animals and the tractor ride. Besides those attractions everything else is basically a line to stand in and pay money for something. Some of those lines are not too bad and some of the things are affordable. The major lines for the gift shop /bakery, the brew center or the coffee shop and you're going to have to get the back of 100 person line.

It used to be a place where we can take our children now you have to pay they just to walk in the…read moredoor. Way too commercialized when nostalgia is gone.

Super cute spot to kick start your fall! We randomly found them last year on a fall drive along…read moreroutes 5&20, and had to go back this year again. They have all kinds of pumpkins (edible heirlooms and traditional orange in all shapes and sizes), plus gourds and minis, mums, corn stalks and hay bales, perfect for decorating (and GREAT prices, at $7 for a full-sized hay bale and $20 for 4 gorgeous heirloom pumpkins). Last year I bought 4 heirlooms and used them inside for my seasonal display and they lasted through winter, at which point I processed them all for soup! For families, they have games and play areas, a corn maze, a petting zoo, rides, and an apple blaster where you shoot apples at targets (more fun than it probably sounds!). The apple blaster is also perfect for a friendly competition between friends... Inside they have lots of fall themed decorations available for purchase, plus food that includes fresh apple cider donuts (available as singles, 6 packs and dozens) and local cider, coffee, hot cocoa, fresh popcorn, chili dogs and cookies. We ate a chili dog (good sized red hot with a nice meaty chili and red bean topping), pumpkin coffee, 6 donuts and popcorn while walking around picking our pumpkins, and were very pleased with the taste, portions and quality. This place will be on our list of must-dos for years to come! Definitely recommended!

Please take your family to Old McDonalds farm! The secret garden was beautiful and I can only…read moreimagine how cool this place is in the fall with the corn maze and pumpkins!!

Looove it here with the kids, have thrown a a party in the gathering barn and it was great…read more Yesterday, we were on a field trip with our kinder class and some of the workers manning the horse barn had POOR attitudes with the kids and their questions.The other ladies for the tractor ride and the concessions were nice. Overall love the animals and the variety

True farmers, they know their stuff and help you learn how to care for your gardens start to finish…read moreincluding canning advice. Reasonable prices too.

Great looking pumpkins, hay rides saturday and sunday 12-5, very low prices, friendly staff,…read morebeautiful flowers. Highly recommend, great place to bring the kids!

Picked up some apples the other day and Dainel was so friendly and helpful. The apples were great…read more(Zestar) and the service was excellent! Will be back for my apple needs! Bakery items look fantastic as well!

We visited today, 9/12, with three kids the youngest being 3 yrs. This was our fourth year coming…read moreto the farm. When we arrived to the purchasing shed we already knew we had to purchase wrist bands for all three kids for the activities on the farm. No big deal. We had been talking about today all week, the kids were excited. We told the employee we needed three wristbands then the employee stated if I or my husband wanted to go past the sign/string that surrounded the whole activity area to watch my kids then I would have to purchase a wrist band along with my husband. I explained that wouldn't be necessary because neither of us would be using any of the activities they offer. I simply would keep an eye on the kids especially the 3 year old. He stated even to do that we needed wristbands. I told him we didn't need them and went through with the transaction of three wristbands. As I am standing watching my children behind the line I realize other moms and dads thought the same thing. Many parents within the "line" or past the sign where the activities were had not purchased the wristbands either. About five minutes go by and I see a different employee start checking for parent wristbands. And if he didn't see them wearing one he would hand them a wrist band and show them the card reader to pay. We were all shocked. How can you justify charging a parent that is just trying to keep their child safe. They were not using anything. Maybe I am overreacting but when groups have multiple children and purchase three plus wristbands at almost 16 dollars a piece adding another two bands for people that won't even be using the activities is wild. We truly just wanted to keep an eye on the kids that was it. Instead we watched from so far away we missed out on certain parts of the day. We hope they consider changing that soon. Positives: kids had fun, great variety of apples for being so early in the season

While on our way to a friend's house in the ADK, we stopped here for some peaches and a few other…read morethings. I also grabbed a bottle of the hard cider they make, so hopefully that turns out to be good! I'll be frank: they do have some things they farm themselves, but a lot of the other produce is homegrown... just not necessarily from the area. And honestly, that's a little annoying when you're stopping at a roadside farm market expecting more local stuff. That said, they have a good variety of things, and they take credit cards as well as Apple Pay/Google Pay, which is definitely a plus. Is it worth stopping? I'd say yes, especially if you're already in the area. BUT if you happen to see one of those little roadside farm stands while you're driving around, I'd stop there too -- just make sure you have cash. And yes, they have parking, so no worries there!

Ontario Orchard is a staple on my list for Fall Festivities! Another great farm stand with…read morepumpkins, gourds, mums, fresh farm produce, veggies and so much more! Fresh baked goods baked on sight. The lines are long on the weekend but they are fully staffed and move quickly or take a ride during the week. It's a nice drive through the hills and this authentic rustic farm has so much to offer!