When you think of the historical milk man of Main Street America...this would be his office. What a…read moregem for locals. Traditional glass milk jars fresh from their dairy cows. You can even purchase one of those metal milk jar carriers to transport the milk home. They sell by the half gallon and for a family of four, I go through 4 jars a week or so. Prices are reasonable and they sell ice cream from a Longacres ice cream shop that has been in business since the 1930s in Barton, PA. When you pull up you see the cows that provided you with the delicious milk! I drive about 20min just for the milk. Won't purchase from anywhere else now that I can taste the difference. Staff seem to be local high school students and are very nice. The ambience is straight from small town America.

If you're on a trip through Bucks County and don't stop at the Penn View Dairy Farm, well....you're…read moremissing something truly special. This family's dairy farm is one of the nostalgic reasons my family settled in this area (just one of many reasons). I mean, where else can you greet the cows that produce the fresh milk you are about to buy in old fashioned glass bottles? That's right! We buy 4 or 6 at a time and carry them in hard wire baskets, just like in the 1950's! And for about the same price you're paying at the grocery store for milk that's been sitting on a store shelf for who knows how long. In summer, they feature locally grown produce. In autumn they sell local apple cider that's unbelievable! And the holiday egg nog is to die for!! If you're driving to New Hope from Philly or just looking for something fun to do on a Saturday, it's a great trip! The dairy has a dedicated local following, my family included. It's cash or check only but they do have an ATM. Just remember, the Dairy closes on Sunday (like the Bible says, rest on the 7th day).

Puzzled by kohlrabi? Left in wonderment by whiskery beets? Then odds are you've never partaken in…read morethe weird and wild array of vegetable matter sold weekly at Blooming Glen's stand in the Headhouse Farmers Market. Organic and sustainably grown by farming family Tom Murtha and Tricia Borneman, Blooming Glen strives to maintain and expand the rich agricultural history of Bucks County. The ideals are noble, but the proof of success comes at the dinner table -- the rainbow chard, firm-fleshed potatoes and delicate garlic purchased from these folks transform ordinary meals into special occasions. As a cook, this superlative quality is absolutely thrilling. As a shopper, the stuff is not cheap -- but local and organic never is. You're supporting not only local farmers, but helping spread the gospel of local food when you buy here. Since we haven't yet seen peak oil, I'd suggest everyone get on this train before those Chilean strawberries that you must have in January reach $29.99 a quart.

Listen, if you have not yet joined a CSA-I highly suggest Blooming Glen Farm. It is FUN to come…read morehere on a Thursday and pick up your veggies and be pleasantly surprised by what awaits you. tomatoes watermelon broccoli lettuce cucumber peppers radishes beets berries I loved the summer that passed when I made my own bouquet and cut my herbs from the herb garden. This farm is fantastic. And if you have children, (I don't) I would bring them too and make it a family event. I was always so envious of those families who brought their kids and made it FUN to go find your own strawberries and cherry tomatoes. If you live near, you must buy a share! It broke my heart to hear about Tom and Tricia's harvest getting rotted after last year's unusual rainy season - I hope you will give this place a try. It is truly a wonderful place, though I won't be back this year having to work and spend too much time in Philly. One day I will be back though.

this is how I feel about Tussock Sedge Farm…read more I will only buy my corn and soy free eggs here Grass fed Pork! OMG! Their liverwurst is the best. More texture and the onions make it amazing! Oh how I love to eat beef heart and I know that their grass fed beef is the best nutrition that can find in a piece of heart. At this very moment I have beef tongue in my freezer too Planning a big grass fed pork buy very soon The raw dairy is awesome and the sourdough einchorn rolls are a great treat for the GF sensitive (not celiac) bread freak that I am They keep adding to their selection while maintaining the same amazing family farm vibe with a modern eCommerce twist What's not to love here? I say, nothing

Their food is not vacuum packed but rather heat-wrapped such that when you open up a package of…read moreground beef, the bottom side is partly cooked (from hot plastic no doubt!!) and when cutting open the package, it sheds SO much microplastics. I cannot in good conscience continue shopping here for this reason. Also note that the "special" salmon they have is just the same brand as what is sold for MUCH cheaper at Mom's Organic Market (like $10/lb cheaper!) And a leg of lamb I got recently came wrapped in red netting that bled the red color into the fat cap... the more I dwell on my experiences with this place, the more upset and grossed out I get. There are other farms in the area paying better attention to the quality of the product.

Great selection of produce, plants, baked goods, etc. Great service. Lots of parking in front…read more Would highly recommend

The food is amazing! I never tasted a tender steak or more flavorful natural chicken. The produce…read moreis fresh and if you ever have a problem with anything, they will make it right.

My nephew go an amazing hourlong horseback riding lesson without a reservation. It was really…read moremagical. We only just learned about this farm, which is close to Philly. Can't wait to go back.

My daughter's birthday party here was amazing. It's a little bit of country paradise right in the…read moremiddle of town!

Family run, pleasant staff, and a mix of local business products…read more Bolton's holds a special place in my heart. My family has been going here for 3 generations. I remember coming here as a little girl with my Grandmom. Some of my family's favorite items: Turkey, Farmer's Cheese, Blue Licorice, Chocolate Milk, and as of late the Snicklefritz cider vendor.

Bolton's is the BEST. A local turkey farm in the town I grew up, they have sustainable produce…read more(often local depending on what and when), milk from another local farm in the area, healthy groceries, a deli both for meats and various sides and salads, and made to order sandwiches. I am able to get almost all my weekly groceries from Bolton's, with the exception of some staples like Greek yogurt. Everything I need to make my salads as hearty and colorful as I can I get from Bolton's. Lettuce (often local), peppers, mushrooms, pea shoots (local), radishes, pickled beets, craisins, walnuts, and even dressing! I also love their couscous salad (seasonal), broccoli salad, and pasta salad. All the salads are made fresh onsite with healthy and wholesome ingredients. They also carry pantry items like pasta, mustard, ketchup, jams, etc, all from health-focused companies that value quality ingredients with less additives and preservatives, such as Mrs. Miller's Noodles and Bob's Red Mill. The meats at Bolton's are also extremely high quality. The turkey varieties are all from the farm itself and you can get turkey: cutlets, grillers, burgers, hotdogs, kielbasa, ground, sliced etc. The sliced turkey is not the yucky, slimy stuff like you'd find in traditional grocery stores, but actual sliced turkey breast. They also sell Thanksgiving turkeys which I'd high recommend, and make sure to order way ahead of time because they're popular! The people working there are all so friendly and nice. I have been going for years and years and have never once had a bad experience with any of the employees! It's a family owned business and the family is among those who work there. On Fridays, they have Amish folks from Lancaster County come and sell baked goods outside the store. The baked goods, as one might expect, are nothing short of mouthwatering! They have breads, pies, cookies, whoopie pies, etc. Lastly, often prices tend to be quite steep for local, healthy, or high quality ingredients. This isn't the case with Bolton's. I actually compared the price of feta cheese at Bolton's to the grocery store, and Bolton's was CHEAPER. I can't say this is the case for all items, I believe the deli meat may run a bit more expensive, but honestly it's well worth it. Dairy, produce, and pantry items are all comparable to normal grocery store prices, and likely cheaper if you were to get wholesome/organic items at the grocery store. Bolton's makes being healthy easy, and grocery shopping simple. Always a pleasure stopping in there and highly recommend this business!

Kids and I love this place. The goat experience is the best part. Hayride is fun too. A million…read morethings to do here

Let me say we did not have kids with us and this farm/park is definitely themed more for them, but…read moreI'm also glad we didn't bring any kids because of the pricing. So it's ok....but for the cost not great (for adults) kind of expensive at the gate and then the additional in-park fees seemed a bit excessive. They definitely have some great potential but there were many yard games and activities that were unusable, poorly executed and or not maintained. The corn maze was ok but blah, could be more engaging with history/local topic/ learning scavenger hunt. The soccer ball pool game was a brilliant idea but the play area should be 2x-4x bigger with artificial grass and better pockets than cheep broken buckets. Miniature golf and the aerial adventure looked really good, definitely a plus plus but I feel one or both were well overpriced giving the entrance fee. I didn't look too close at the food; they seemed to have better than average variety and options, though the cider donuts we saw on the way out were in our opinion overpriced and they didn't offer any smaller (individually) package options. Plenty of kids were definitely enjoying the activities and burning some sugar so there is that.

My family and I made a trip to come here. It was a bit far of a drive about 2 hours but we wanted…read moreto check it out. There wasnt any pumpkin left in the field to pick and the apples were not event there on the trees. I would definitely have to say hand down to the cute little store - there was a bakery side and oh my gosh the donuts , the cookies and the Tik Tok famous drink was out of this world. So the 2 hour trip was definitely worth the drive. The service was okay the individuals behind the counter to order the Tik Tok drink had a bit of a attitude when I was asking about questions. Just stay patient. Other then that I would highly recommend coming here and trying a piece of all of there different donuts and cookies are soo soo good. They even had a pumpkin cider donut which I never had before. Don't forget to stop by and check them out.

I took my kids and visiting family here on a Thursday when the kids had no school. I hear it can…read moreget crowded on the weekends, but on Thursday when we arrived a little before noon, it wasn't bad. They had a steady stream of newcomers but not too crowded. It was fairly easy to find though going there, my map told me to go down a treacherous gravel road which I wasn't terribly fond of. They have a moderately sized parking lot and you'll see this large, red barn. That's where you get your goodies (there's often a line) and where their store is. We stopped by for a treat first. They sell ice cream, cider floats, and what is a "TikTok famous" coffee float with donut. We got: Cider ($4) - I didn't actually drink this. I got it for my kid with food allergies. He wanted ice cream but they do not know if the ice cream they use contains eggs or not so we played it safe. My kid thought it was okay but finally finished it later. He typically prefers regular apple juice. Cider float with donut - you have a choice of no donut for $2 less. It's like a root beer float but with cider instead of root beer, black and orange sprinkles around the time of the cup, whipped cream, and a powdered cider donut over it all. I shared this with my daughter. That donut was delicious! Warm, tender, and crisp on the outside. The drink was great! I do wish it came with a spoon because it got difficult finishing the last of it. Warning: if you have one of these, the bees are coming for you. They use some sort of caramel-like sauce to get the sprinkles to stick. Overall, quite good. Maple cider donut ($3): my sister got this and she said it was amazing, but she said she thought $3 was a bit much (the unglazed donuts are $1.25 each). She's vegan, so didn't partake in the float, but she also wasn't going to ask if there's milk in the donut. If you're getting only donuts, they are purchased in the store. They have tables and chairs nearby for you to picnic and enjoy your treats. Going through the gates, there was a table but they were busy with other people so we walked right in. There is no entrance fee, which was nice. You go through the apple orchard first. It seems like most of the apples have been picked through, though there are a lot of developing apples. Some of the nicer ones were way too tall for us; they don't provide ladders. We only managed to find one that looked nice. At the end, there used to be a sunflower field and the corn maze. It's epic but you don't know how formidable until you're past the point of return and realize it's not a kids maze. We were in there for a while! Even met other kids that thought they'd be lost forever. The corn stalks are taller than a human and they're pretty dense so you can't look over or through them. It's a true maze and I was impressed. I wish they would provide a paper maze puzzle of the corn maze because I'm so curious how it is from above. Lots of dead ends. What I can say is don't lose hope. You'll get there! (When we finally found the exit, it was almost like a dream because we had been staring at corn for so long.) In hindsight, it was good we ate something first. Once done, we explored the sunflowers and saw the pumpkin patch. As we headed out, we went to pay for our lone apple and we discovered THE CORN MAZE IS NOT FREE. It's $10 per adult and $5 per kid. They charged us $1 for the single apple. I guess they work on the honor system? I didn't mind much because that maze clearly took planning. Before we left, we visited the store full of baked goodies. I got a few cider donuts, a dumpling, and a piece of crumb cake because they just brought out a fresh tray. Plus a lattice harvest pie. The pies with crumble aren't vegan, but the lattice pies are made of vegetable shortening. Restrooms! They have a row of port-a-potties by the parking lot. They're actually the cleanest ones I've been to before. No sinks but they do have a dispenser of antibacterial hand gel. The openings are a bit large so if your kid needs to use the toilets, hold onto them. Overall, it was quite enjoyable and I definitely think everyone should go through a corn maze of this caliber at least once in their life. The apple pickings were sparse but at least you get delicious floats and donuts! Note: they have gluten free goodies in the store but they are nut based (almond flour). They also had one gluten free-vegan item.

Decent variety of venders at farmer's market, depending on the weekend. Today there was plenty, but…read morehave been a couple times where half the block was just an empty street. Certain vendors are staples and can typically find fresh in season produce. My son always enjoys walking around and checking out the scenery.

My wife and I march over to the Perkasie Farmer's Market at 7th and Market street. I expected more…read morevendors but we found what we wanted. I would not say the food products were less expensive than the supermarket but everything was fresh. Organic and non-organic foods. You can order pre-made meals from of one of the vendors. Fresh corn, peaches, vegetables. All the items you would expect. Food truck was on site. Beautiful antique store is in the block to peruse. You could spend a lot of time looking through books, records, ceramics etc...a very neat place. Friendly market offering a variety of services. The Farmers Market is open every Saturday 9-12.

My family enjoys checking out AGA farm during the fall season, specifically for my son to enjoy the…read morepumpkin patch activities at reasonable prices. I finally had the opportunity to check out the winery and I am looking forward to enjoying it during the spring and summer months!

Great selection of large pumpkins! And all of your fall decor!!! I go every year! Love the farm…read moreshop too!