This is a family owned farm with raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and peach trees…read more I went there mid-July for the full on raspberry and blueberry season. The owners are great and they have everything you need for good price. We picked a bit of everything that was available. The fruit was very well taken care of and delicious.

This was with out a doubt the best strawberries I have ever eaten. In fact, think they should call…read morethis something else. The berries from this place were infinitely better than any strawberry on the planet! This is just a little stand on the road, and I am sure they are seasonal... summertime only. If they are in season you must try these berries - I put my Yelp cred on the line for this place.

Great farm! Went to see if strawberry picking was in season. Sadly came too early but did pick up a…read morepeach jam as a gift from their well curated shop. I went to the barn restaurant side to grab a bite. Got the parmesan fries which were really well crisped, generously seasoned, and came as a huge portion. Some of the best fries I have had. Almost as crispy as the double fried fries in Belgium. Live musicians was playing too and it was such s pleasant and joyous experience!

What a cute apple orchard! I loved that there was a general store filled with local produce and a…read morevariety of apple based desserts. Between the various food trucks, fritter stand, and the food hall, Navarino Orchard offers plenty of food choices! I ended up buying a pint of apple cider from the general store and an apple cider donut from the donut truck behind the store (the general store only sells donuts in multi-packs, whereas you can buy single donuts from the truck) Tip: remember to bring cash as the donut truck *only* accepts cash! The apple cider was some of the best I've had! I'd return just to get more of that cider!

How to pick your own berries without getting down and dirty…read more Their berry patch consists of thousands of plans grown without soil on vertical feeders. You simply look for the ripe ones, clip off the vine with the supplied scissors and add to your basket. Berries are sold by the pound, less expensive if u-pick. There's also the typical farm store with Central New York jellies, mustards, sauces and other things that you really don't need, but look and taste good, and they have many opportunities to sample. Very friendly staff. Tours welcome.

You can pick your own strawberries & sunflowers. A fun way to spend an afternoon. Very tasty! Cute…read moreshop with great pricing & friendly staff. Highly recommend

Nice little spot to cut your own tree. They also have some nice pre cut trees. Two fields full of…read moremixed variety trees. Also alpacas and horses reside, they came to greet us as we walked through the field. If I was more patient, we could have waited for them to pick the tree up with an atv and trailer, but I opted to drag it out. They provide saws, and all trees are one price, and much lower than many of the places around, under 40 bucks! For $2 more, they will send your tree through a bailer for easier transport and bringing it inside. I even saw them tie one to the roof for another family. The owners and family are quite knowledgeable and will offer to show you a specific variety of tree and sends you on your way with excellent instructions to make sure your tree lasts the duration. Definitely check them out, great local business.

Cut your own with a great selection of lovely trees plus donkeys and alpacasto befriend. We've been…read moregoing since my daughter was born and they've always had really sweet, genuine staff to help with anything. Today my kid lost her white stuffed rabbit in the snow and was inconsolable with grief -- these folks put up signs and kept an eye out and got Bunny home for bed, thereby saving Christmas. They've always gone beyond in large and small ways and I look forward to visiting every December. Thanks RHF!!!

We've had a wonderful experience every time we've gone to Woznica Orchards. Their team puts a lot…read moreof love & heart into the produce they grow which you can taste in every bite of what you bring home. They're always kind & accommodating so never be afraid to reach out or ask the team questions. This still- let's say young- orchard still packs an awesome punch of having space to have fun, pick some delicious apples & appreciate nature comfortably

If you're looking for a no fuss and no frills apple picking experience, this is a hidden gem! Some…read moreof the other orchards get super hectic in Autumn. This orchard is small, a single acre with a couple rows of trees for picking at a time. Just that and a farm stand, but the owners (and their parents) are at the entrance every weekend and will greet you warmly. The fruit is low to the ground, so kiddos can easily pick it. It's not too crowded, and very mellow, laid-back vibes. I came when honeycrisp apples were ripe, and let me tell you, these were some of the BEST apples I have eaten. They're only open on weekends. This season, they've also started to team up and do some events with other businesses like coffee trucks. Very cool, worth checking out!

Fields were loaded with plump ripe strawberries. Good price 4 qts $20. Fields were easy to pick…read more Not crowded

Owned by Christopher Reeves, so you could say these are Super tomatoes, Man. I tried them long ago,…read moresomewhere in time. You can bring Lewis here for tomatoes because he can take it, but Clark kent take it so don't bring him. Definitely some of the best tomatoes I've ever had. I had a couple thinking that I was just going to have a couple - next thing you know the entire punnet has disappeared and the reason why is because they just tasted so good and so fresh and so sweet and so juicy and so perfect. Clearly easily the best baby Tomatoes I've ever had in my life.

Bake goods are out of this world!! Love the Cherry Almond cookies. Could not just have one bite. :)read more

This place is a GEM! Well worth a drive into the beautiful countryside to visit. My wife and I live…read morein Washington DC, and the quality of the baked goods, sandwiches, and ice cream at this cafe would outdo most of the fancier places we could find in the city. Great seasonal fruits all summer, including you-pick strawberries. We split two chipotle Turkey and caprese chicken sandwiches and they were amazing! Cannot recommend this place enough.

We visit New York every year for six weeks and this is one of our favorite places to visit every…read moreyear. We picked blueberries twice this year. Kids always have a great time. There are goats to pet and my niece loves the orange cat in the barn/shop area.

if you want to waste a beauntidily summer day come here. Drive to the middle of no where for a…read more"Petting Zoo" that doesn't exist but is advertised none stop. 3 sheep laying in dirt that you can't even get up near. tractor rides which had stopped hours before the end of the "festival". Thete as ZERO food. ZERO water or other aily drinks to buy. just alcohol on a hot day with kids? there was no face painting when we arrived before 4:00 PM and the only kids activities were a coloring page!!!! Pathetic. A local playground has more to offer. they say they have a slide- no one can find it. Their " playground" consists of old farm tubing put up on nails of straw. (mind you the kids can climb to the top of the straw and then want to jump off the top because there are no safety ropes. I get they want our money. Driving here and back to have unhappy kids after they were promised a strawberry festival and there wasn't even a strawberry in sight to even feed the kids. COMPLETE SCAM. Avoid like the lie they have become here!!! Next time go to Abbot's or other fruit farms they have real activities for kid, foods, restaurants, and they ALWAYS HAVE WATER to buy. NEVER AGAIN!

My wife saw an advertisement on Facebook for a lavender and llama event here, so it sparked our…read moreinterest. The event was already fully booked, but I easily found tickets available for the next scheduled tour at 10 AM. We were fortunate enough to have Kate as our tour guide. She is awesome! We all loved the tour and the animals. This is a place with purpose and we look forward to telling our friends and family all about it. Kate told us about the plans for the future and expansion etc. We will also look forward to coming back again.

From the owner: Sweet Farm is the world’s first nonprofit sanctuary addressing the devastating impact that factory…read morefarming has on climate change — from the perspective of animals, plants, and the planet. By joining climate education, regenerative agriculture, farm animal rescue, and innovative technology, Sweet Farm is redefining sanctuary. Sweet Farm offers public tours, private tours, special events, and more! Visit our website to book your visit and learn more about our world-saving work.