We were absolutely thrilled to come upon a farm or orchard that does not function as a money grab…read more Their policy of pick what you pay for is a rarity we see these days, and we find this policy to be the most welcoming and the practice generates the highest likelihood of repeat business. When we arrived, on June 17, 2026, prime season for strawberries and snap peas, we were greated by a friendly young woman named Erin, who operated the admission booth. She provided us with two small containers for the snap peas and two larger for the strawberries and explained that we can pick whatever we want, and only pay for what we harvest. We acquired some beautifully fresh snap peas and freshly sweet strawberries. We visited the store, which offered typical farm store goods. There was nothing overly impressive about the store, but it is worth a look. We loved this place and even though it is more than an hour away, this will be our go to place to pick your own fruits and vegetables. We are looking forward to bluberries season in early July!

Huge place and great to bring the kids…read more We went for strawberry picking for Father's Day. I like that you only pay for what you pick. No entrance fee per person and no parking fee (Unlike many other farms). The downside was that there were not many strawberries. The ones we did pick were already wilting within 24hours. I think we caught the end of picking season. The farm is about 1/4 mile down from the market /cafe/brewery. The market is cute and has a lot of pantry items as well as fresh produce. They also serve lunch (chicken sandwich, etc). I was surprised at how expensive everything was. It was $18 for the chicken sandwich. It was well fried and came with a good portion of salad. However, the chicken itself was very small. It also took 20 min to be served. Another option is the airstream in the back. They were selling hot dogs. They had some local dogs that were pretty tasty. The brewery on premise was great. They had a play area to keep the kids occupied, tables/chairs and the World Cup was on. Can't really get better than that. There is also a goat pen in the back of the market. You can pay for some food and the kids can feed the goats. A lot of places charge you just to see the goats. This place doesn't haggle you like that. Great place. I wish they were closer to the city!

The best experience! Lots of space inside, very warm ambiance. There are ample benches and seats by…read morefirepits outside and an area with food trucks and to apple pick yourself. The apple cider donut stand was absolutely amazing. Theyre making them fresh right there! We got a couple fresh apples as well and they were phenomenal. Service was nice and they're busy! Highly recommend going here for an city escape, especially in the fall.

Fun apple orchard and cidery where you can go apple picking or just hang out in the cidery with…read moreapple donuts, cider, beer, or wine, and light bites. There was even an oyster pop-up tent by the cidery when I was there. I highly recommend the sparkling cider and apple cinnamon donut - both were very delicious. I had my dog with me and the cidery is dog-friendly but the apple picking part unfortunately is not. Something to be aware of if you're bringing your furry friend along for the outdoor adventure.

Picking flowers at this flower farm is the most perfect summer activity! It costs $20 per bucket,…read morewhich is an amazing price considering the size of the bucket, quality of flowers, and the enjoyment value. It's self-service, so you put your cash/check in an enclosed box and then grab your bucket and scissors. Now it's time to start cutting the gorgeous flowers from the fields! The fields are in the sun, so make sure you bring a bottle of water to drink if it's a hot day. If you bring the bucket back on your next visit, it will only cost $15! Can't wait to return!

I drive two hours every week to come pick flowers here…read more It's the most serene place in earth. The flowers are always blooming. Always fresh. Always colorful. It's a pay by honor system and I literally don't know why more people aren't here all the time. They provide buckets and free water refills.

I absolutely love this place. I love their fresh produce, some kinds that you can't find in the…read morestore. The people are very friendly and I love the atmosphere.

I love this place. Their apple cider is amazing and apples too. They should think about selling…read morepies next year. I also love their mulling spice for the apple cider. The brand is Wildwood.

My husband, our one-year-old, and I stopped in to pick up some groceries for a weekend getaway at a…read morenearby AirBnb. The market is so cute! Very clean and a variety of unique products. We picked up some bacon and fresh fruit and vegetables - all delicious! I was also able to pick up a bottle of local wine. Our favorite part was the friendly staff member who told us we should take our daughter around back to feed the goats. The goats were adorable and it was such a nice treat to visit with them.

The daily market/café recently opened and serves breakfast and lunch at the Greig Farm. They are…read morestill in the process of organizing and filling their shelves with local fare, and what is there so far is local and of excellent quality. The chef is previously from Gigi's in Rhinebeck and treated us to killer omelets with sourdough whole grain toast and home fries made with purple and yellow potatoes. Rustic, but a great place to catch lunch while at the farmers market next door. We'll be back!

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

We actually visited their satellite farmstand at the Rhinebeck farmers market. They had a lot of…read moreofferings from apples to apple cider to quiche, salsa, and chips. We purchased cider and salsa. Both items were delicious. Prices were very fair. I would visit again.

Really easy to get to and never super crowded. Selection is small and they can be out of things a…read morelot of times. Prices seemed a little high to me, but it is a touristy place. On the other hand it is super convenient if you just want to grab a few veggies for dinner. It's a covered outdoor market, their COVID-19 protocol seems good; they only let in 3 parties at a time, and they sanitized my credit card before returning it to me.