Great experience strawberry picking with the kids! So much fun, memories to last a lifetimeread more

My mom and I went to the farm for their "pick your own flowers." To our happy surprise, they had a…read moregreat variety of beautiful flowers! The staff were so friendly and kind. We also bought a lot of the fresh produce & food at the farm store and it was all delicious! The lady at the register told us that the corn we bought would be the "best we ever had" and it really was! They also have gluten free ravioli in the freeze, something I've never had before! It was delicious. Since it is fall now, we picked up two pumpkins that are a nice decoration for our porch.

What a great spot, so beautiful! My friend and I had not seen each other in years and decided to…read moremeet up at this great blueberry farm. We had a great time chatting away while picking delicious blueberry surrounded by beautiful nature.

What better activity for July 3rd than blueberry picking? This family of three set out for a…read morepatriotic day as "American Pickers." I have been blueberry picking since I was a little kid with a coffee can hanging around my neck with a string of yarn. I always have & always will love the experience. I have been to farms in PA, NC, & SC. This was my first in MA. When we arrived, we met the owner, Bill. He was very nice & directed us to the bushes & gave us our buckets. My first observation: the bushes are enclosed in netting, you have to enter the area through mesh doors. Okay, smart move- keeping the birds out has enabled the bushes to have a HUGE crop. Every bush was bursting with large, ripe berries. We picked nine pounds of berries in no time, it would have been easy to keep going. The charge was $30, much less than you would pay in the stores for this quantity. The property was beautiful, and the farm was the perfect size. I'm happy to support local farmers, and we'll be back! Bonus tip: blueberries freeze well, so why not pick extra?!?

We were really excited to try this place! On the surface, it's cute. A nice rustic farm stand. The…read moreprices were out of control. Three pumpkins were over $50. Afterward we went to Meadowbrook Farm and their pumpkins were better and less than half the price. Beyond that, a snotty girl was working at the counter slowly giving out cookies and donuts. I asked her if the apple orchard had cider and she said "no" with no other explanation. She then said "we're making more but it'll be a while". I asked how long it takes and she was super annoyed. Sighing and rolling her eyes she ran back to ask someone else. Upon her return, she told us it would be at least two hours. That was all fine, places run out of things so it was totally understandable. As we're walking out, a lady walked in and asked for cider. The girl asked her how much she needed and went into a different area to give her two bottles. I don't know if the girl that "helped" us was just rude and lazy or really didn't know they had some, but either way, a super disappointing experience. In any area filled with great family farms with similar products, you'd think they might focus a tiny bit on customer service.

Wonderful selection of apples- perfect for a day of apple picking with the kids. And don't forget…read moreabout their apple cider donuts.

A jewel of nature, with Elena, the nicest person ever. Elena represents nature at best, and the…read morecrops just reflect her love to nature. The flowers we picked were beautiful and fresh, all organic, and filled our house with joy and love. We'll be back in August when there will be more to pick, and to support this place. Loved it!

The farm is a great place to pick up some fresh produce and the PYO seasonal flowers offering is…read morefun and affordable. Staff is very welcoming and helpful and they've been able to adapt well during Covid.

Last week, during our annual cousin road trip in Massachusetts, we decided to make a little detour…read moreto a farm I had seen on TikTok. I knew our kids would absolutely love it, so we decided to stop by on Friday. When we arrived, we found out that tickets were required, and unfortunately, they were sold out online. One of the wonderful ladies at the ice cream truck suggested that we speak with the owner to see if there happened to be a cancellation, especially since we had traveled all the way from New Jersey. We spoke with the owner, and he kindly told us that if someone canceled, he would let us take their spot. Honestly, I didn't have much hope because there were seven of us! We decided to stick around and get some ice cream while we waited and I'm so glad we did! Their ice cream was AMAZING. The Cookie Monster was honestly one of the best I've ever had. While we were there, the kids got to see a cow with her baby, ducks, goats, and several other animals. They played, explored, and were genuinely having such a great time. Eventually, the owner's wife came over and let us know that unfortunately, there hadn't been any cancellations. But then something happened that truly touched our hearts. She knew from her husband that we had come all the way from New Jersey and wouldn't be able to come back another time, so she allowed our kids to feed some of the cows anyway without doing the ride, but from the gate. That small gesture meant SO much to us. She took the time to tell us about the cows and the other animals, answer our questions, and make our kids feel so welcome. It's not every day that you come across a business that goes out of its way to be this kind and accommodating, and it genuinely warmed my heart. We had such a fun experience, and the kids are still talking about it! If you're ever in the area, PLEASE go check them out. And definitely try the ice cream, even if you can't get tickets to the farm experience. It's absolutely worth the stop! Thank you for making our unexpected detour such a special memory.

Absolutely HORRIBLE experience…read more I had read about the cow safari and thought it would be a great birthday gift for a close friend who loves cows. Before booking, I called to ask some questions and specifically mentioned that I have a service animal. The woman I spoke with assured me it wasn't an issue but suggested I call closer to the date as a reminder so they could accommodate us. This was in June, and I booked the tour for September 20th. We looked forward to it for months. Last week, I called again, as instructed, and was once more assured it wouldn't be a problem. This person also suggested I call on the day of the tour because it was fully booked and they wanted to ensure we had enough space. I said I appreciated the courtesy and would follow up. On the day of our tour, I called the number on my ticket confirmation three times. No one answered. On my third attempt, at 12:21 p.m., I left a detailed voicemail explaining that I was following up as instructed, identifying our tour, party size, and my phone number. I never received a response. We arrived at 2:45 p.m. for our 3:30 p.m. tour. At check-in, two staff members politely advised me come ten minutes early so we could board the wagon first. Everything was great, and we went to get ice cream. Then, while we were waiting in line, a man approached us and informed me that my service animal was not permitted. I initially thought there had been a misunderstanding, and explained that I had specifically asked about my service animal before purchasing tickets, had followed up the previous week, and had been repeatedly assured it wasn't an issue. His response? I should have followed up closer to the date. I reminded him that I had attempted to do exactly that earlier that afternoon, but no one had answered my calls or returned my voicemail. He had the gall to ask whether I had emailed them as well, as though it were my responsibility to compensate for their failure to answer the phone or respond to messages. My friend, who has experience in conflict resolution, tried to explain that my frustration stemmed from having spoken with four staff members on three separate occasions, without a single person indicating that the service animal would be an issue until ten minutes before boarding. The man claimed this was a "new" policy because dogs and cows had reacted to one another in the past. Fair enough, but that doesn't excuse the fact that I had gone above and beyond to communicate and had been given assurances every step of the way, all the way up to check in. He then contradicted himself, claiming the policy had been in place for some time. When my friend pointed out that this suggested a significant training failure, he insisted staff were aware and said he would "remind" them. I accompanied him, against his wishes, and witnessed the so-called reminder, which appeared to be a first notice, not a reinforcement of an established policy. He put his staff in an uncomfortable position and took no responsibility for how the situation had been handled. At no point did he offer a refund, alternative accommodation, or even a sincere apology. The result? Three hours of driving roundtrip, half a tank of gas, wasted time and money, and the embarrassment of having this happen in front of my friend, for whom this trip was supposed to be a birthday gift. I realize this complaint may not resonate with everyone, since most people won't find themselves in this position, and I am not allowed enough characters to go into all the detail of what took place. However, I've seen other complaints on other platforms also referencing this man's arrogant and combative behavior, and based on my own experience, I would not want to patron a business where customers are treated this way. There are plenty of other farms to visit and wagon rides to take, that are much more deserving of the business. We may not have gone on safari, but we definitely got to see a snake.

Tried this spot after hearing about it on Community Kangaroo, which typically features hidden gems…read morefor kids activities. The description online was of circus training with jugglers, berry picking, entertainment for toddlers. Instead of a circus training session, we encountered adults jumping around in a circle. The playground area also left much to be desired, that state was very unclean, strange rugs placed all over, very old toys that looked infested and didn't want my toddler near. It was concerning and the closest I've ever felt to being on the set of Silence of the lambs. We couldn't even tell who was running the place, there was a lack of clear guidance on what to do, making the experience feel disorganized and, frankly, a waste of time. I think some improvements in cleanliness, clear communication about the activities, and better organization could make a big difference. Overall, it was a bizarre experience that didn't meet the expectations set by the advertisement. And my kids still can't juggle.

Excellent blueberry farm! Abundant tall blueberry trees. We had a wonderful time there!read more

BEST MEAT EVER!! I can't buy meat anywhere else now! The juiciest chicken breast I've ever had…read more Flavorful beef and pork, with so many cuts to choose from! Eggs are delicious, too! The list goes on... I love that they offer small portions, too! So grateful for these wonderful farmers & all of their hard work to feed our community high quality food!!

Meat raised on their farm, grass fed free range chicken eggs dairy, stop by if you want some…read morecarefully curated goodies And high-quality proteins

I was totally unimpressed not much fruit half the store looked like it was closed. I don't know if…read moreit always looks like that. That was my first time going. The young girl behind the counter. Waited on me for lunchmeat. I wasn't done turned around and started helping somebody else I'm still standing there and this was 2 o'clock in the afternoon during the week and it literally looked like it was closing time. I will give them this much. I had the pickled beets. They were amazing but all in all unimpressed.

This is another local shop that I ran across…read more Very small store. But everyone here is super nice. Everything is fresh and local. I would definitely recommend.