Been coming here since I was a kid. Great selection for pick your own fruit. Just went for the first strawberry pick of the season and got so many sweet, ripe strawberries. So delicious! Staff are really nice and helpful. It was $16 for this basket to fill. Love going to the market after too for some fresh produce, jams, baked goods and more. We made matcha/hojicha strawberry lattes with the strawberries and it turned out perfect! read more

Reesor's Farm Market - Pick your own strawberries - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

Went there on a lovely morning, some activities there like picking pumpkins, corn maze. Bought an apply and raspberry pie, and it was really good, not too sweet, no butter added, great flavour with big apple pieces in the pie. Loved it! read more

Reesor's Farm Market - Apply raspberry pie - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

This was my second time visiting and it was so much fun. We chose a beautiful day. We came for 7:30 am and it was not crowded my family and I got our own row to pick from and we got some delicious berries from our row. I highly recommend! read more

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Had an absolute blast here with the extended family and all their kids. We came here at the tail end of the pumpkin harvesting season and there were still quite a few pumpkins available for picking. Countless already picked ones ready for pick up. The corn maze is just big enough for a good run around but not so big you actually get very lost - incredibly fun. In the pumpkin patch, there are several photo ops which were great to play on with the kids. read more

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Stopped in to check out this small local farmers market. They didn't have a lot of stock but everything we purchased was absolutely delicious. Prices were competitive. I thought the berries were a bit pricey but the boxes were 2-3x the size of grocery clamshells, and had that just-picked-taste. The jar peaches are outstanding. The ingredients have zero water, so I am guessing it's floating in peach nectar? We also enjoyed the pilgrim bread and molasses cookies, and well, everything we got: rhubarb, coffee cake, muffins, berries, ice cream... read more

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Our 3rd time for pick your own strawberries at Reesor's Farm. I love their reservation system, so it's not too crowded at the field. And, it's safer for my small kids, too! Strawberries are fresh and sweet. Kids love it and keep talking about it throughout the year!! read more

Reesor's Farm Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

I've been here a couple of times with my family. This place is great but sometimes it can be a bit of a challenge to find parking as it's pretty limited. They have pick your own strawberries and vegetables, open from June to October. They also offer baked goods like cookies, tarts and apple cider for sale. read more

The place is well organized. And strawberries were. red, big and tasty, we really enjoyed the picking. read more

Reesor's Farm Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

This market is one of my absolute favs in York Region! The first time we discovered Reesor's was a year after we moved to Markham from Thornhill. We were exploring and driving in and around Highway 48 as well as across 9th line. I love how conveniently close Stouffville and all their businesses are to us where we are in Markham. Let me start off by saying, the produce here is AMAZING! I purchase asparagus, zucchini, freshly picked strawberries, delicious baked goods, Reesor made take-home frozen entrees (including gluten free), preserves, frozen meats, cut flowers etc. This is the only place I purchase fresh baked pies from. My family loves strawberry picking (mid June to early July) with my family here in the Summer. In the Fall you can visit the farm market for the Pick your own Pumpkin field and Corn Maze which will open in early September. The farm market is open from June to October. When this market is closed you can also visit the year round Reesor Market store at 5758 Main Street in Stouffville. read more

Reesor's Farm Market - Outside look of Reesor's Farm Market. - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

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Cute place to pick pumpkins and take a morning to explore a corn maze and take pictures with pumpkins. They charge a $3/person admission to just enter the patch and corn maze. Prices will vary if you want to rent a wheel barrow and pick pumpkins. They also have a few pumpkins already picked at the front where you don't need to pay an admission to get to. They had a shop out front too but since I went on thanksgiving day, it was closed. But apparently you can buy pies and other farmer's market-esque stuff there. Parking was packed and we came at 11:11am which meant it had only been open for 11 mins. read more

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Seeing all the video's and instagram photos of this place i was expecting a lot more. It was a bit of a let down coming to a barren land basically and seeing only a few pumpkins at the front scattered from people moving them around. Maybe i went too late during the season and everything was almost sold out? We walked around the corn maze and a lot of it has been trampled by other people. We ended up just circling back and walking back out the towards the entrance instead of trying to get out through the other side. We did like the gigantic pumpkin head seated on hay at the side they made which was really cute to take photos with. I haven't tried their strawberries or their pumpkin yet so i will be returning to try those in the future. But for now its a 3 stars A-Ok! read more

Reesor's Farm Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

Speed Read; 1) Best Apple pie in the area 2) Great for Kids 3) Corn comes a surprise I went there during Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, as my objective is to pick up an apple pie. During busy times, the pies are baked on the same day. All I have to do is to reheat the pie that evening. The apple pie tasted amazing after reheating in the oven for about 20 minutes. The crust is crispy and the apple were well caramelized. Unlike frozen apple pie, we could still tasted the fresh apple taste from the pie. I definitely will go back for more pies. There is also a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and all you can pick pumpkin field. I see kids were running around having an amazing time there. The farm is small, but there is a few photogenic spots that looks like you went out town to a big farm. If you are looking to buy corn during this time, please read the sign before touching them, as you might be surprised! My guess is they don't spray their corn with pesticide? read more

Reesor's Farm Market - End of season sweet corn with a surprise - Farmers Market Near Me - Markham, Ontario

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It may not be a good time to visit Reesor Farm Market when it is between seasons.... Pumpkin are not ready to harvest yet.. and the only thing they have are corns and some vegetables. If you are looking for baked goods or gourmet products, there are not too many, I would suggest you drive up to Reesor Farm Kitchen instead. read more

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Farmer's Markets are great for kids, especially in the Fall. The pumpkins, the changing colors of leaves, and freshly baked pie waiting to be eaten. Reesor's hits the spot in all these regards. The main attraction are the pumpkins. Big and small, they are plentiful and great fun for the young ones. Make sure to nab some nice pictures here too so your friends get jealous. The market itself is an ok size and has all the essentials. It's housed in a nice barn like farm house, and yes there are pastries for the ride home. All in all, this is a nice Farmer's Market. It gets you into nature and, being relatively close to Toronto, is a nice quick outing for the family. It does get busy though in peak pumpkin season. read more

Mum wanted to go to a farmers market after visiting Lionel's Farm, so farmers market we will go!!! In the very outskirts of Markham, you'll see a little quaint farm house with nothing around it. When we went inside, it was BUSTLING with people. Quite busier than I expected it to be. The interior really plays on the barnyard aesthetic yet it was still so charming and clean. It's not a huge place, but they had lots of produce, flowers, baked goods, fridges for pre made food, and a corn wagon outside. It was really awesome! One thing I noticed was that the prices were defff higher than your regular grocery store. Hopefully you can see the pics I posted. But I swear peppers were like $7 or something like that. The quality and the size were really great though and you can see the difference from an average grocery store. One thing we enjoyed was the corn cart on the outer part. For 6 corn it is $3.75 and you peel the husk right there. Even before husking them I can tell it was going to be amazing quality as it was perfect from the outside. We bought a sunflower, a gluten free chicken pot pie family size, and 6 corn. The corn was to dieeee for. It was so fresh and delicious. Highly recommend. The pie.... it NEEDS THE GLUTEN!!!!! For any crispy carby crusty pie lovers, don't get it as it is not crispy or carby or crusty. Don't get me wrong it was still good, but for me it was missing those three qualities. Sunflower is gorgeous and sitting beside me right now. All in all 4.5/5. Really great quality produce with a variety. Nice aesthetics. I'd visit here more often if it was closer! read more

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This is by far one of the largest and best farmers market in York region. Everything from the local produce to the stuff brought in from neighboring farms. This family opperated stand has grown from a small table to almost a full grocery store with everything from eggs, honey, pies and oh ya they sell fruits and vegi's. The best stuff grown in Ontario. Not organic but I would rather buy local than something form half way around the world. Staff and family are super nice. They also sell unique Italian veg. the eggplant and zucchini which is very different than what you would find in the grocery store. See you in 2020. read more

Had such a great time here! Came really late because I finished work at 4 on a Saturday - got up to the farm around 4:40 and ended up staying for an hour or two! I was worried we would be ushered out of the maze by 5 o'clock but me and my friend got lost and probably spent about an hour trying to get out! I thought this was going to be a small kiddie maze, but it turned out to be fun for all ages! The corn maze is $3 a person or $10 a family, which goes straight to charity! Unfortunately, we went during the last week of corn harvesting/sales which means the corn was smaller than usual, but still $0.65 each or $3.75 for 8, and we ended up getting two bags! The corn was still delicious, despite the slightly smaller size. The pumpkin patch is free to go into and between the tractor out front, the pumpkins and the corn maze, there are PLENTY of instagrammable opportunities to be had here! We also bought cookies, and two trays of butter tarts - which were both SOO good! A dollar or two more than you would find them for at your local grocery store, but these are made with real ingredients, and you can really feel it with how wholesome and home-made the cookies taste! tl;dr: It was 30 minutes out of the way, but it's definitely worth an hour's drive. Definitely recommend spending an afternoon here, eating baked goods and picking pumpkins! read more

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Love love their farm market. We are there during the summer every year Their strawberry picking, and pumpkin patch are great for the kids. We usually get a fresh pie to go after. read more

Came here to pick out pumpkins and it was fun! They have a corn maze to adventure around and a farmers market to buy your groceries and freshly baked goods. It's a great way to bring the kids out or even just come as a couple. Great spot for photo ops, if you love taking photos! If you don't have time to go on the pumpkin patch, the farmers market has pumpkins for you to buy so no need to get dirty. If you do stop at the farmers market, don't forget to buy their freshly made pies, it smells great and taste great too! read more

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Had a great experience with Reesor's pick-your-own strawberries. Came here three times this season, twice during peak harvest and once for late-season picking. I was impressed with the organization during peak times, which ensured COVID safety (booking time slots, designated rows, physical distancing, masking) and availability. Late-season does not require booking a time slot (and is also cheaper), but the staff made sure there was no overcrowding. Delicious, excellent quality berries; it's only a shame that so much ultimately goes to waste before it can be picked. The farm market was good too. read more

Mark your calendars, Reesor Farm Market cracks its doors for the 2011 season tomorrow, June 9. I stopped by the farm last June to partake in some u-pick strawberry picking. I left with a huge salad bowl filled with juicy red ripe berries that cost me all of $7.50. I suggest you bring your own basket/bowl/collection receptacle so you don't have to purchase a basket. I was able to make 8 jars of jam from Ikea plastic salad bowl haul. Plus, picking your own food is just fun. It gives you untold powers you can't get at the grocery store (for berries anyway). They do spray their crops, but only once early in the season before any berries form to keep pests away. So if you are looking for organic, this is not it. The farm market, which is just off the main road, should not be passed up. They have an array of delicious baked goods and preserves in addition to fresh local produce for sale. I picked up some really fabulous dill pickles from there last year that make the grocery store kind taste like they've come out of a slop bucket at [insert generic fastfood chain]. You want these pickles! They have raspberries available for u-pick later in the season as well. Call them to make sure they are open before you head to Markham. Sometimes they places close for a day or two if they've been over-picked on the weekend. read more

I love Reesor's Farm! Parking is reasonably plentiful. Lots of seasonal and local produce at reasonable prices (often cheaper than at the grocery stores!). It's a fairly small store but they have it packed with the various produce - e.g., amazing baskets of nectarines and peaches in the summer, pears in the fall, the sweetest cantaloupes I've had this summer, and sweet corn. They also have pickles, jams and preserved fruit, a freezer case of meat and sausages, another freezer case of Kawartha ice cream, freshly baked goods like pies, bread, and cookies, a freezer of pre-made foods like meat pies and lasagnas, a fridge with eggs, milk and cheese, honey sticks, pepperoni sticks, and more. Apparently they have a pick-your-own-strawberry patch but I missed it this summer. In the fall they have a pick-your-own-pumpkin patch where you can actually walk around the field and pick your own pumpkins (there's also a hose to wash them down, porta-potties, and a sink), as well as a corn maze ($3 gets you entry into both for people over 3 years old; or $10 for a family of 4). Pro tip: the corn maze is big enough for a large stroller, but it probably won't fit if you need to walk off the path and in between the rows of stalks to chase young children. They accept Visa here. read more

Went for the pumpkin patch and had a blast! It's free to get in so it's definitely a great place to take pictures. They also had a cute display of pumpkins that were taken out of the patch that were ready for sale. The little market consisted of fruits and vegetables and also had baked goods! The chocolate chip oatmeal cookies were amazing. It is a must try. read more

Came by to grab some butter tarts and a strawberry/rhubarb pie. Both were excellent and the service was friendly. Would come again to purchase their tarts! read more

Home made tasting strawberry rhubarb pie! Was hoping for some corn,will be back.They also have a pick your own [PYO] option, strawberries, and pumpkins : http://reesors.ca/pick-your-own/ .Reesor's also has a year round store in Stouffville. read more