Very cute pumpkin farm. 0.65 per pound which I think is fair. Very straightforward pumpkin patch…read moreand friendly staff. Didn't see produce or farm items for sale but would recommend if you're looking for a cute pumpkin patch.

We have visited this farm for the last two years when it is time for pumpkins. Both experiences…read morehave been great. The farmers are really nice people, very easygoing and friendly, so I feel comfortable having my curious kids there. There are some pumpkins still growing in a pumpkin patch and there are also some pumpkins in the patch that have already been cut from the vine. My kids love to wander through a real pumpkin patch to search for the perfect pumpkin. But there are also lots of pumpkins on tables from which to choose, medium to large. They also have the tiny white pumpkins and large white pumpkins. I was really impressed by the squashes and gourds. There were kabocha, turban, hubbard and butternut squashes for sale. And there were really nice gourds fresh from the field- they were washing them as we were browsing. We like that there are a few restored, antique tractors for the kids to climb on - these make for good photo opportunities! We also feel like the prices here are very fair - and for really high quality, fresh pumpkins. I highly recommend this pumpkin farm. It's great for families. We will definitely be back again next year.

Great walk, great hike, great view. Would recommend. Was a fun experience and would go back again.read more

If you're going to go on a hike in 29 degree weather, might as well do it up and hang with Alpacas!…read moreBarb led our group of 10 (6 kids, 4 adults). We each had an alpaca (two llamas) and hiked to to the top of a beautiful mountain with a great view! She led us down and we were completed in 2 hours. She is a kind soul who led the children around the farm and allowed them to hold chickens, pet goats, and observe a 40 pound turkey. She answered every question they had and it was overall, a great experience! She takes a donation for her time and it is well worth it. We plan to come back again in the spring when it is warmer and the view changes with the season.

I went to try and drop off pumpkins. My web search had told me it was okay. The woman working at…read morethe barn told me that it was okay. And then another woman came roaring down the driveway yelling at me about pumpkins. She said I should have called. I said no problem I'll take the pumpkin back. She continued to argue with me about the fact that I should have called when I was very calm telling her I'll take the pumpkin it doesn't matter. I was just telling her why i thought Pumpkins were wanted. ​ she ranted at me that I should have called first even though I had already told her multiple times I would take the pumpkin back and I wasn't trying to argue. Finally she yelled at me "get off my property!" Totally bizarre. Anyways don't try and give them pumpkins.

They were great. My wife had a fantastic time for our anniversary. The walk was very nice. I think…read moreit great for all the family, child's and adults.

I saw a FB post from their page promoting cow cuddling so me, my mom, and a few friends went! It…read morewas a snowy day so we were in hella layers and made sure to wear clothes we didn't really care about. As some reviews have mentioned, it's muddy. I'm not sure it's to the point where I'd be concerned since it's literally a farm...lol, but worth mentioning. Christmas was about a month old and had no interest in cuddling so we got to hang with Clark. He was 4 days old and SO friendly and energetic. We got to feed the cows, hang with goats, and see the little barn kitten. All the animals were super friendly and seemed well managed. The farm is fam owned and operated. Their hay rides are pretty popular but the cow cuddling was $20/hr.

This place was amazing huge variety of pumpkins plenty of friendly farm animals the staff was…read moreamazing and greatly helpful and attentive they even had a hands free sanitation station by the goats

Visited after snow fall the curates went out of his way to make sure we met all the animals even…read morecalling the emu out into the cold for us he was a gentleman waiting for us to finish oohing and awwing. all and all a great wholesome visit for the grandkids can not recommend festival farm enough

Pros: cute animals, nice little general store, a few friendly staff, feed for animals, a few ride…read moreon toys , trikes and slides, little train,House for future santa visit, yummy things to buy. Cons: muddy area where ride on toys are, not cleaned off after rain, big sign saying kids shouldn't run or yell?? (Kids do that if they are small and having fun!) general store had overwhelming cigarette smell when you walk in when we were expecting cookie or donut scents. No one manning train or not running? I'm sure in spring through fall it's better but December you need to bundle up! Wear boots or old shoes for mud. We will try maybe again in spring and hopefully the smoky smell issue will be resolved because that is inappropriate for the public and a turn off.

"But now when I'm lonesome, I always pretend That I'm…read moregetting the feel of hickory wind" (The Byrds) Sweet Wind Farms has been operated by the Case family going back into the 1940's. From June to October, they sell naturally grown (no chemicals or fertilizers) fruits - strawberries, blueberries, Raspberries, apples, rhubarb, and melons. During the summer, you can buy cut flowers, bouquets, and garden plants or even attend a class or workshop. Some of the flowers they sell are cosmos, zinnias, dahlias, and sunflowers Year-round maple products are their specialty - pure maple syrup made on-site, maple sugar candy, granulated sugar, maple cream, maple jelly, and maple lollipops. Their sugarhouse was built in 2005, and the first bottles of syrup were made in 2006. We visited yesterday, because yesterday was the second Saturday in March, and that meant for the 19th time it was time for their Annual Maple Festival. Admission was free, and let me tell ya, the Sugar House was packed. We saw how pure maple syrup was made, sampled some maple syrup and maple cream, checked out their big selection of maple products, and enjoyed their warm hospitality and some live music. They were selling pancakes, sausages and (of course) fresh maple syrup, and I peeked into their open kitchen and saw a young lady diligently cooking sixteen perfect pancakes on their grill. The Maple Festival is a fantastic look at a New England tradition! Mark your calendars for next year, but feel free to visit anytime and take home a bottle or jug of pure sweet maple goodness.

The man who was working was very kind. We bought some maple candies and blueberries. They have a…read moregreat selection of plants and berries. It was a very good experience.

Visited for silver bell nights for the first time, it was absolutely beautiful! They have beautiful…read moregift shops, hand poured candles, hot chocolate for purchase, and baked goods. Such a great local gem! Staff was friendly and very knowledgeable.

We just visited Silver bell farm for "silver bell nights" Christmas experience.. and WOW!! What an…read moreabsolutely amazing time!! We've tried going for the past 2 years and weren't able to get tickets so I made sure to buy them early! Absolutely worth the $20ish entry fee per person. The lights were amazing, so well thought out! Tons of cute spots to take pics.. Santa & mrs claus.. and about 3/4 mile nicely packed walkway of lights. Seriously the best local Christmas experience!! 10/10 recommend!

We came here as part of a "County Bounty" tour (formerly the cheese making tour) and it was the…read morefarthest stop away from our home. I was tired and hungry and a bit antsy from sitting in the car so long, and our toddler was in the same mood. So imagine our surprise when we arrived and found goats to pet and feed, a bouncehouse to play in, wood fired pizza for sale, a blues-duo playing classic blues standards, and lots of places to sit down and relax. It was just what we needed. It looks like they had other fun fall activities available as well.

This place is great! They are open seasonally - in the Fall on weekends - and have a GIGANTIC corn…read moremaze with adorable little scenes and statues and items of interest scattered throughout as part of a scavenger hunt. We went today- the weekend before Halloween - and brought the kids in their Halloween costumes. So much fun! This will definitely be a fall favorite from now on! The maze is big enough that even if it were packed, you'd still have plenty of space. We could hear other families around us but didn't cross paths with other people often as we wandered the maze.

While visiting an old friend in Granby today, I saw the cooler and fresh eggs sign. Due to the…read morewindy weather, no eggs were available outside. Luckily Barbara, the owner's mom, saw me looking for eggs. We walked to the house and I was able to purchase two dozen eggs. I found out that the owner's name is Kyle. He is a smart, hard working individual who loves taking care of his chickens. Thank you Mr. Kyle for the wonderful white, brown and light blue chicken eggs.

Brown's Harvest is a farm located in Windsor and was established in 1978. They're known for their…read moreproduce and pick you own fruits. There is a farm stand with some goodies in there. We bought some honey sticks and popcorn seasoning. On this visit in late June, we wanted to do pick your own blueberries. We were early in the season but there were a few ready to pick. They also have strawberries, sunflowers, and more, throughout the season. They also host a ton events. We enjoyed walking around. There was a playground, maze, and garden. My kids definitely enjoyed the activities. I definitely recommend blueberry picking and can't wait to visit in the fall.

Have been here a couple time for both strawberry fest and fall time. Both times great experience-…read morecute little farm. Delicious little snacks and donuts as well as cider. Everything is delicious and recommend