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Marini Farm

4.4 (50 reviews)
Open 8:30 am - 6:30 pm

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Jack C.

have been going here for years for our trees, staff is amazing, quality of trees unparalleled. You can't tell difference between my real tree and my buddy's 800 dollar Balsam Hill tree.

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T P.

A great spot for fresh baked goods and family-friendly activities. They have a nice variety of desserts, especially pies and cookies. The place is fun for a day out, but I wish there were more staff around to help with questions. Overall, it's a solid choice for some good treats and a family visit.

You have got to try these cranberry oatmeal white chocolate chip cookies. Worth the extra calories.
Nhung N.

My family went on a weekend morning just before 10. There weren't too many people there yet. There is two parking lot, one for the corn maze and one for the marketplace. The corn maze parking lot is larger to accommodate those staying longer whereas the marketplace parking lot is in-front if the storefront for easy access to the produce. We allowed the kids to amuck in the pumpkin patch. The staff wore masks and were kind. There are wagons in the field so you can carry the pumpkin in so you don't have to haul it for a distance. You can pay outside for your pumpkin or inside of the marketplace. There were several photo ops set up. There were rows of pumpkins, two large wooden lawn chairs, a hay roll seating area, and a tractor. There is also a barn with an angry looking donkey. The market place is wonderful. There is plenty of produce inside and other refrigerated units for frozen and perishable items. The cranberry oatmeal white chocolate cookies are amazing, the apple cider donuts are delicious, and the corn were sweet. Definitely bring the little ones here if you are in the area. I haven't taken the kids to the pirate ship or the Harry Potter themed corn maze this year but I imagine is must be fun for the older children.

Fresh veggies at bargain prices
Robert B.

Marini's Farm Stand is outstanding all the way around. What started out as a small family run farm has grown to meet the demand and greatly expanded its offerings never losing one iota of quality. What originally brought me here was it's legendary butter sugar corn which is consistently great. When it's available definitely try the Meree corn. Pick the tomatoes up and smell them. They smell like real tomatoes not like the supermarkets. All of the veggies are sure bets. The bakery goods are off the hook. I don't have a favorite because it's all great. Marini also sells Richardson ice cream in the tub. Newly added is the clam and corn chowder both are great. If you're in a festive mood mix them.

Damien S.

Might as well dangle this carrot, seeing as how season has ended. The day prior to the farm closing up shop, Melissa A, Jocelyn C and I found the greatest and best thing in the history of things that project humans upward: the jumping pillow. More on that in a hot minute. Marini's actual farm stand must be excluded from the review because there was practically nothing left. Crops were done. A few bags of apples napped on the AstroTurf shelving, a potato or thirty, discounted snack mixes at the counter and a beverage cooler that screamed "This convenience store is drug front!" with its sparse offerings. Not much to behold because hey, season's over. Now for the good stuff: we cashed in our BuyWithMe deal which offered entrance to their maize maze, a shot at the corn cannon (wha?) and 20 long minutes on the jumping pillow (double wha?) This was my first corn maze experience, and like any first experience, I found myself with two girls, confused while holding a map and flag. It's a very large maze, with color-coded sections and game stations along the way. Catering to the true puzzle junkies, the record time to beat the labyrinth mandates visiting all the stations, so "follow a single wall" folks be forewarned: you'll find the exit, but come up short on completed tasks, which include word finds, secret-decoders and uncheatables like symbol etchings. Genius! The corn cannon ended up being a glorified potato gun, launching the much more seasonal apple at plywood targets - a witch, a jack-o-lantern and the flag of Finland (triple wha?) - through craftily conjoined pressurized air, release valve and big, effing pipe. Mythbusterish fun, if sad for the apples. "Someday I'm gonna get big and fat and a kid will eat me after lunch and grow up healthy and strong!" - Nope, sorry dawg. I'm using this stick to jam you in a tube and launching you at Finland. "Oh." And finally, the jumping pillow - a new addition for the 2010 season. Picture a bounce house without walls, netting or an overhead. Now triple the jumping space, double the height potential and put three adults on it. Ya feel me? An activity you can't help but laugh hysterically the entire time you're performing, this Trump of the trampoline is worth the trip on its own. Oh Fall 2011, how soon can you get here?

Trevor M.

This is such a wonderful farm. Great people expanding ways to make farming sustainable. Very knowledgeable and kind. Great place to bring your family and kids. Please keep the trick or treat hay rides.

Feet, meet strawbs. Strawbs, meet feet.
Sarah M.

Strawberry fields forever! Drive a bit past the Marini Farm Stand and park in the school parking lot on the right. The strawberry picking fields are on the other side of the street. At $2.99/lb, plus the unofficial all-you-can-eat-while-picking rule, these PYO strawberries are damn tasty and also a pretty good deal (I got three heaping quarts of ripe berries for $13). There are at least a couple of different varieties-- we found some delicious but monstrously huge ones along with smaller, sweeter berries-- so scope out the situation before you pick. Or, better yet, try a little of each. Note to those who never have cash on them: the PYO field takes cards! Huzzah, technology! The farm stand up the road was somewhat odd in that it was stocked with out-of-season or non-New England produce (sorry, I refuse to believe those mangoes are from Massachusetts) along with farm-fresh, seasonal veggies. Tons of yummy baked goods, including apple cider donuts, abound. This farm stand would be a great place to get a gift for the foodie in your life, or also just for yourself.

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Great produce, seasonal decorations, pleasant staff. Been going there for years and never disappointed.

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I love this farm and the corn is delicious, produce is very fresh and the young people that work there are very helpful.

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pretty cute farm with beautiful sunset views. nothing crazy in terms of volume or variety. would not rush back.

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Great farm stand. I go here all summer long for produce.

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