Powers is an absolute must-do every fall. They have so many treats inside and gluten free cookies that are to die for!! The haunted hayride is lovely and not too scary (no live actors) and I always love to see the pumpkin teepees, which are free to enter! read more

Powers Farm Market - Cookies - Farmers Market Near Me - Pittsford, New York

Always leave this place with a smile. Picked up a bag of freshly picked McIntosh apples, sweet corn and several donuts. The folks that work here a friendly and helpful. read more

In search of a corner maze on Google, brought me to Powers Farm with just the fun fall activities my friends and I were looking for. Powers Farm, actually came up and was reasonable for fun fall actvities. The admission price included for $12, for petal bikes, ski ball, hayride, basketball, petal cars , corn maze , pick a pumpkin and they even had a concession stand and Farm store with haunted hay ride. Hayride very scenic and informative of history. My friends and I enjoyed the market and fall activitues. Highly recommended for families teens, adults. Kids or someone looking to have fun. The pumpkin picking was an experience and the farm grows 32 different varieties. read more

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Came in for some sweets and found the perfect breads and cookies. Several options from local bakeries. Well stocked. We also got some river rat cheese which was delicious! My favorite time of year to visit is Fall but the Spring time was beautiful with lots of bakery items and flowers! read more

Powers Farm Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Pittsford, New York

We love coming here for the animals and the tradition of riding their family friendly Haunted hay ride and walking through their pumpkin tepee. Best to go during the weekdays as weekends can get quite packed. I am disappointed that the hay ride now costs between $9-10 when it used to be pretty affordable. But I know with amount of work it takes to put on everything, they have to get the investment somehow from the public. Their baked goods are okay but nothing to write home about as other farms in the area have much better selection. read more

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Love coming here in the fall for festive treats and snacks! Love the decor and they have a wide variety of pumpkins. Its a cute place but there are way more affordable alternatives for pumpkin patches. read more

A good place to take the kids and family in the fall- they are not as bustling or fun in the other months. Kids love the giant pumpkin patch, the hay ride, the animals, and the inside store with autumn goods. Pro tips: 1. Get here before 11 or else you're outta luck with parking on the weekend. 2. Don't recommend a stroller- very hard to push around 3. if you have asthma, this place is dusty with the tractors, animals, etc. 4. Bring cash- coins for the animal feed 5. Bring your own hand sanitizer and wipes- they run out frequently on the water and the soap Good: - Great for kids especially since they can climb around and enjoy the sheer amount of pumpkins, pet the animals and just enjoy fall - The inside offerings of apples are actually not that pricy. 1.99-2.99/lb is market price and these are fresh picked. - It's child friendly- lots of music and laughter - The pumpkins are actually reasonably priced. 3-5$ for the smaller ones about 6 inches tall and up to 20$ or so for the really big ones. Makes sense. The Not so Great - Parking is impossible once it's 10:30 am onwards - It's very crowded in the fall to where a security guard has to moderate crowd control in the farm store once 11 am hits - There are not public indoor bathrooms- the outdoor trailer thing is not bad though - Impossible to get good photos if you want a solitary one of the kids without a bunch of people in the back read more

Attended an event at Power's Farm Market called BaaaaFest. As the name implies it did involve sheep along with alpacas. It was mostly an event geared toward children. It included sheep shearing, feeding the animals, wagon rides, a some nice music. We attended mainly to see my niece who was demonstrating how to spin yard from the sheep and alpaca fur. The farm market itself seemed to be a typical farm market. A big draw seems to be the many different events they host during the year. One of their biggest being during pumpkin season. 2023-36 read more

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This is kind of your typical pumpkin patch. It has a lot of prepicked pumpkins, along with a cool corn husk teepee to walk through, including carved pumpkins. There are also animals you can feed and a little store. We have a family tradition of coming once a year in the fall, but my three year old is ready to go in about half an hour. If you are looking for a farm with lots to do, this isn't it. It is a nice place for a quick fall stop though. If you're wanting to pick your own pumpkin however, this is not the place to do it read more

Powers Farm Market - Pumpkins - Farmers Market Near Me - Pittsford, New York

We went to Powers farm market on a warm October Saturday. It was very busy and parking is atrocious. Was it worth it? I think so. My son had a ton of fun looking at the animals, doing the spooky day time hayride and looking at all the jack-o-lanterns in the giant tee pee. We didn't buy any pumpkins, but there were a ton to choose from. This is definitely a place to check out with your family. read more

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I've been coming to Powers Farm Market as a fall tradition for years. While there are many things I still love about Powers such as the festive decor, donuts, pumpkin selection, and teepees, I find the price increases a bit off putting. I understand they are a business and need to make money, but the hayride prices are just not reasonable for a family of 5. The daytime prices are $10.25 per person which I have no issue with. The night prices are $6 dollars more ($16.25 per person) for a family of 5 this is just not a great value and we will have to rethink coming back next season. read more

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What a great farm market that has everything from baked goods, fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers, jewelry, pumpkins and much more read more

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Took our 11 month here to see some pumpkins and animals. Conveniently located in Pittsford, they have a large shop that sells baked goods, cider and also this large teepee structure which has Halloween decorations and lights inside. Very kid friendly place as you might expect and is almost overcrowded on the weekends (only drawback). But definitely worth checking out since it's so conveniently located and inexpensive outdoor activity with the kiddos. read more

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To be honest, I didn't go in. I just want to see the animals cause I'm an animal lover lol and it was free to see them but it does cost $.25 if you want to feed them. read more

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Favorite place during the fall! Their tee pees are a blast. They fill them with carved pumpkins. I went every year when I was a child and look forward to going still as an adult. They have hay rides and a photo area set up. Inside they have jams, cookies, produce, honey etc to purchase. They also have decor and gift items. They also have a good amount of animals to see and feed. Really fun outing with the family or friends. They do some other fun events like the sheep shearing event. That's a blast! And their vegetable plants are great quality. If you're looking to start a veggie garden but don't want to mess with the seed stage you can buy seedlings/young plants that are super healthy and thrive easily for a reasonable price. read more

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I'm not sure why I have not written a review before as I like most have been here a few times. It seems everyone who lives in that area has got to get that "Fall Photo Op" in front of the that sign Powers puts up with all the pumpkins and such. I believe they also do one for Christmas too. It's not unusual to see wild turkeys walking around, you can go visit with all the animals, see the corn teepees and etc. They have all kinds of locally made food stuffs inside, fruits and vegetables and other stuff. It's a cute place to check out no matter what your age. I believe it's a family owned enterprise which I think is cool. They have a parking lot a plus. read more

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I'll give powers just barely three stars. Stop by this past weekend with my family And was kind of overall disappointed. I've been there before but it was always in the fall when they had all the pumpkins and stuff and was kind of shocked when we pulled in and saw how empty it was. It was about 4:00 when we got there and they'd stop doing the tractor rides which was disappointing. We first went and saw the animals and my daughter loved that. There were two mini horses , a couple goats, a fawn and like 5 or 6 sheep/alpacas. We checked out The plants next and they only had flowers which was kind of disappointing we were hoping to buy some vegetable seedlings as well but notta. Then we had it inside and I was kind of shocked at how empty it was and how expensive a lot of the items inside were. Like $7 for 4 oz of popcorn I think it was? And prices have gone up lately but still. We did buy a few plants as well as a small pie for $7 and a couple of donuts which were pretty disappointing. There was also a selection of cookies with three and a half dollars a piece they did not look enticing enough to buy. Only about half of the inside actually have anything in it at all and it was just kind of a bummer. I will say that although the donuts were not particularly good The apple pie was fantastic. read more

It is our first time here when I came and visited with my family. We didn't know what to expect but we were very happy. My 1 year old walked around, explored the ground and checked out pumpkins. I love how they have clean water to wash your hands after you feed the animals. They also have clean bathrooms around, the service was superb. They have donuts, pies, apple, ciders and many more! We will be back again next year, we skipped the hayride which is kid friendly! We can't wait to go back and love supporting our local businesses. read more

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We love powers for both halloween pumpkins and Christmas trees! The hayride is so much fun and perfect for all ages! We love the store because you are never sure what you will find - incuding decorations. We have gotten our tree for the 12 years we have lived here and are never disappointed. We will go on Christmas eve in our PJ's for fun as well and to walk the nativity! read more

A family favorite spot. Fall is a fun time to visit. Pumpkins everywhere and blooming mums. Corn stalks too! Fresh produce, baked goods, pantry staples, holiday decor AND MORE! Visit the corn husk teepee. Dare to enter and be delighted with dozens of glowing jack-o'-lanterns. Pet and feed the goats, alpacas, pigs, bunnies, chickens or whatever other animal may be gathered there. Take a hay ride! Buy a pie! Watch the bees make honey. Powers is a wonderful roadside stop that you don't want to miss! read more

Great fun for kids, hay rides, petting zoo, little pasteries, fruit and vegetables to buy inside. The hayrides were a lot of fun for the kids, they had a "haunted" hay ride and kids loved it. Definitely recommend! read more

We had a great time at Powers. We love to feed the animals and check out the food and teepees. We went on the hayride and after each ride they would wipe down each bench seat. They all wore masks and it was a very nice time. There cookies and baked goods are so good and they have all kinds of weird shaped pasta! Recommended spot to stop. Doesn't take long and is fun for all. read more

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Great family fun place to visit. Great selection of pumpkins, kids can take tractor rides, petting zoo area where you can feed sheep, goats, and alpacas, small store with baked goods and fresh fruit and pies. Pick out your favorite color mum, pumpkin, gourds, or just come for the experience. Pumpkins are a bit more expensive, but they have a system. You look at the size you want and it is marked with the price. They put your initials on your pumpkin and then you pay for what you want and pick it up at the end. Family traditions start at Powers read more

As I look out at the snow falling, I can't help but feel SO sad that I missed my seasonal trip to Powers this year! As a kid, my family and I went every single year. I have super vivid memories of holding my mom's hand going through the "scary" tepee and picking out a smallish pumpkin to go home and carve. We would go inside for hot cocoa and some fresh baked goodies, and a full weekend day would be taken care of. As an adult, I still love going! Petting animal never really gets old and riding the hayride with nieces and nephews is something I look forward to for many years to come. The staff is always helpful, even on busy days weekend days when all of Rochester comes out to get their fall on. Maybe i'll do an excursion this year to see what their wreaths and trees look like?! read more

This is a great affordable fall fun day. I took my 2.5 yr old and 4.5 yr old here this fall. It was their first Halloween hayride and they both loved it. The tepees were not a huge hit but still appreciated. The kids enjoyed feeding the animals and picking out cookies. We did not attend the alternate location because it did not seem to offer much for their age range. read more

No Handicap parking! Typically not an issue but during busy holiday seasons anyone with mobility issues will be at the mercy of luck.

I have been coming here since I was a kid, always looking forward to the fall festivities. With the huge towering wooden tepees, pumpkin patch and all the farm animals you can feed by hand. I continue this tradition with my nephew and niece, they love running around seeing everything! They offer a wide variety of fresh baked goods and homemade crafts available all year round...try the banana bread and pies so good!!! Depending on the season there are other items available too.Beautiful flowers during the spring time. Fresh fruits and veggies during the summer months. During the fall months this place can be busy, with school trips and the kid friendly haunted hay rides. So many pumpkins to choose from, carved, painted, small or large! Christmas is the other busy time, with all the fresh cut trees lined up....smells so good. I love that they will drill a hole in the bottom, wrap the try and load it on you vehicle. I really love the beautiful wreaths and how they add different decorations to them for a more personalized look. Powers is such a local treasure owned and operated by a great family. read more

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I had a fantastic experience at Power's! As someone who is gluten sensitive, I was craving one of their gluten-free snickerdoodle cookies last Friday night. Unfortunately, there were none on the shelf, so I asked a staff member for help. She was incredibly enthusiastic and personally brought me some before restocking both the gluten-free chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies. Although I didn't catch her name, she had beautiful braids and a warm smile.(If anyone could ident her to give her props)When I asked her about her job, she expressed how much she loved working there and described it as a great environment. I wholeheartedly recommend Power's to anyone in the Fairport area! Also, kudos to that young girl, who showed me that this new generation of black kids have a bright and positive future with that kind of attitude! We need more of that in this world! read more

Our family of 3 had so much fun on a gorgeous Saturday here! We went so our 3 year old could pick out a pumpkin (or 4) and see the animals. We all had a blast feeding the animals and waking around. We rode on the "haunted" hayride and our son loved it! I'm so happy we were able to go on a ride and just have a fun normal fall day as a family. Everyone including staff wore masks and I appreciated that before allowing new people on to the hayride that they were sanitizing in between. Of course we didn't leave without getting a dozen fresh donuts that did not last us long at all! I'm a total sucker for fresh donuts and theirs did not disappoint! read more

Insanely high prices. Gouging from the goat feed to the cookies. Pumpkins at triple the price of anywhere else on the planet. $75 for a Charlie Brown Christmas tree. Other than that, they have teepees. read more

Powers Farm Market is a Rochester staple in autumn. From cider, donuts, pies to apples and seasonal squash to pumpkin picking, animal farm, hayrides and their famous spooky teepees - they have it all! This place is always packed and is great for people of all ages. You have to go if you haven't already! read more

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Nice place to visit in the fall but is too expensive. There are similarly fun farm markets that do not charge an arm and a leg.

Going to Powers Farm Market every October is a family tradition! The pumpkins are plentiful and while they may be a little pricier than other places you must take into account all the freebies. You have three awesome teepees to go through with carved pumpkins, spooky sounds and lights and a free petting zoo! You can also pay for a daytime hayride which is kid friendly or come back at night for a spookier adventure. The atmosphere is energetic as everyone's excited to find their perfect pumpkin while eating delicious donuts, cookies and more from their store. If you haven't been to Powers Farm Market yet, you need to go! Just be sure to arrive early for the hayrides as you can wait a while with the one day time tractor being used. read more

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This place is so much fun, and has several photo opp places. Honestly, most of my favorite family photos were taken here. On top of the great photos, the experience is so memorable for kids, from hayrides, crafts to the corn maze, powers had something for everyone. read more

Growing up in the area, before every Halloween my family would spend an afternoon at Powers Farm Market. I cannot recall anything that gave me as much delight, as a child, from visiting Powers Farm Market. Those of you who grew up going know exactly what I'm talking about. I revisted the market this past weekend, and not much had changed, except everything was a bit smaller (and I am a bit bigger) and a part of me was still hoping for that magical feeling I remember. What you'll find there is lots of pumpkins, a haunted hay-ride, a small zoo with llamas, sheep, and donkeys which you can feed with your hand (for $0.25). There are local foods inside the building, including breads, donuts, cheeses, and apples (among others). I strongly recommend trying the hot apple cider, buy yourself a cup for $1.50 and walk around to explore the grounds. Unfortunately, there is no maize/maze. However, and this is the coolest part, there are a couple of large connected tee-pees built with dried corn stalks. Inside the tee-pees you'll find a large collection of carved pumpkins followed by a black-light "room". People linger, with good reason, in the room with the carved pumpkins. They've "enhanced" the black-light room from years past, but I'm not a fan of the improvements as it is mostly chintzy decorations (it used to be just illuminated by black-light, allowing your/&my imaginations to run free). Maybe this is my adult-cynicism coming through (sorry). Regardless, I love Powers Farm Market. It is by which I compare all others and I cannot wait to re-experience that initial delight through a child's eyes. read more

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I went to Powers Farm Market twice this year, once with my dad who's from out of town and once with a friend. I personally would much rather go pumpkin picking at a pumpkin patch, but Powers is convenient when I don't have the time to drive out somewhere further. It wasn't as crowded when I went on a weekday with my friend. It has been packed every time I've been here though. I don't love the pumpkin selection. When I went earlier in the season, I picked up 3 large pumpkins for decoration; I prefer the smaller pumpkins for carving which they didn't have any of. The pumpkins here are also fairly pricey. I would opt to buy pumpkins from the Public Market instead. The hayride was cute and fun. There were a lot of children on the ride who added narrations of their own, and unfortunately spoiled all the surprises. There were many Halloween decorations and animatronics along the ride; It was very decked out and there were a few different sections. My favorite parts were the spiders and the skeleton band. The huge teepees are fun earlier in the Fall season when all the jack-o-lanterns are up. My dad wasn't a big fun of the how cramped and dark it was in there; He kept hitting his head in the doorways. It's fascinating to get inspiration for pumpkin carving. It is however a little bit too crowded for me with people and kids bumping into me constantly. I LOVE the farm animals here. The chickens are adorable and last time I went there was a fluffy white one I fell in love with. The sheep and goats are chubby and adorable; those are some really well fed goats. All the animals were friendly and such a delight to interact with. My favorite thing about Powers Farm is that there are so many great opportunities for a photo shoot. Firstly, there's a photo booth area set up. There's usually been a short line and people have been so gracious about taking group photos for us. I've seen lots of people doing photo shoots at the pumpkin patch and it's a nice spot with rows and rows of pumpkins and the hayride in the background. The animals are sweet and surprisingly easy to take photos with too! It's not a huge area and it's jam packed with a lot to do; It's a lot of fun in a small area. Although I've never had trouble finding parking, the parking situation is tight. I'm not too comfortable with the packed crowds here. It is a quintessential Autumn trip. read more

Love this place! The staff is always friendly and they do a fantastic job around the Holidays. I enjoy bringing the family to walk around the property to see the pets, the decorations whether it's getting pumpkins, a tree for Christmas or taking a walk through the trail at night looking at the lights in the tall trees. read more

The memories from Powers at Halloween time are ones that are full of some of the things that can still be found there when the season is in full effect. They sell several locally made products and have fresh cut flowers that I get and take over to the cemetery across the street. They have lots of animals that your children can enjoy feeding as well. Great place! read more

This past weekend I spent time with family who came home to visit. They wanted to show their 2 year old something exciting from their childhood. We had already attended a fun festival and decided to stop on our way home. We all got out of the car.... Including their well behaved dog who traveled with them. As we walked through the parking lot and approached the pumpkin area we noticed a sign saying no dogs at the pumpkin patch. So, I decided to stay with the dog (who does not even belong to me) in the parking lot so my family members could explore with their toddler. Now, there is absolutely no sign as you pull into the parking lot or anywhere else visible stating dogs are not welcome until you get to the actual patch and huge crowd of people. This is also a very hot day- about 80. The dog is sitting patiently in the parking lot with me being very good and not making a peep when a security guard tells me the animals (located on the other side of the loud enormous crowd in attendance) can tell dogs are there and the dog is not allowed because it scares them. I explained that we were just waiting in parking lot for the family and we're not going into the crowd. I also explained we did not know the dog was not welcome until we we got to the patch itself. The security guard told me the dog could not even be on the grass of the parking lot (and he kept telling me it wasn't a parking lot which really confused me as it was jam packed with so many cars people were parked on the street). The dog and I were sent to sit in the car (which also did not belong to me)... In 80 degree weather, because the dog's paws could not be on the grass of the ("not parking lot") parking lot. I had to open all the doors to cool the car off. We sat in the magically safe car (one foot off the grass with no barrier to keep the animals from being scared) for an hour. The once quiet and calm well behaved dog was now whining and sad (for an hour) trying to step down onto the cool grass and out of the hot car. If the animals didn't know he was there when he was on the grass of the ("not parking lot") parking lot- they sure as heck did then! I suggest, making it much easier on families traveling with pets (as there are many) and posting a sign on the OUTSIDE of the parking lot which is "not a parking lot" so this kind of thing doesn't have to happen. read more

So I have been here it's near my house and my parents house so I've been here times two times this year to be exacted One time with my house and the other with my sister my mom and my dad we went on the hayride and we went in the teepee we were impressed by it this year I like they changed it up and we went in the store bought some stuff read more