I'm a little nervous to say this because they might be sold out next time I go... but their farm…read moreeggs are the most incredible pillows of egg-fluff I have ever had!!! I have been following this start-up farm since the very beginning, and have watched the care and passion for the Earth and the Animals be curated. I have been walking the farmland with my camera and painted the barns. I'm so excited for what this next season will bring! P.s., the carrots are off the charts!!!

Good stuff,fresh,tasty,healthy, let's support sustainable farmers,their livelyhood depends on…read moreit,strive to eat healthy.

Strawberry Hollow Farm is a farm and craft shop that opened in Guilford, Connecticut in 1969. It…read morewas founded by Harvey Smith. Initially the farm's main crop was strawberries, and thus the farm was named Strawberry Hollow Farm for their main crop and for the hollow that it sits in. Harvey's government work as a research wildlife biologist took him out of the country and away from his farm in June, the most important month for strawberries. By 1981, Harvey transitioned from growing strawberries to growing members of the pumpkin family, because the growing schedule for pumpkins matched his work schedule. When he retired in 2001, Harvey realized his dream to farm his land full time. In addition to farming crops, Strawberry Hollow Farm also has a small gift shop where they sell various crafts. My family and I recently visited Strawberry Hollow Farm for the first time. There are so many different varieties of pumpkins and other various gourds on display, and their mums were just breathtaking. My wife and I dressed our son like Linus from "Peanuts". There were several spots on the farm for us to stage a "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" photo shoot. In addition to jack-o-lantern pumpkins and sugar pumpkins, Harvey cultivates giant pumpkins that can weigh up to 300 pounds (the kind that you see at a County Fair). The craft shop was really cool too; lots of Autumn and Halloween decorations. In the winter months, everything is themed around Christmas decorations. We purchased a couple of sugar pumpkins to take with us. We enjoyed our time at Strawberry Hollow Farm and we plan on returning in the future.

This place is so cute! I visited with a friend in October as we were wanting to participate in some…read morefun local fall activities. I bought a small pumpkin and we enjoyed walking around the grounds and taking pictures.

Incredible family farm market! Great selection of greenhouse and weather hardy plants. They've…read morebuilt a lovely market that currently has a good selection of spring crops , freshly baked breads, honey and sauces. You most definitely need to check them out!! Everyone there is so friendly and welcoming ... you'll be glad you popped in!

They bring their beautiful fresh produce to the South Kingstown Farmers Market every Saturday. I…read morelove buying their tatsoi greens!

I can't say enough about Holmberg's orchard. Fruit picking is the best. I've done berries, apples,…read morepeaches, pears. Everything is delicious and all of the grounds are well maintained. I love the little shop, I've never had anything from there that wasn't fresh and delicious. I just love this place. Also the best cider donuts in the fall, always fresh. Great place.

I remember coming to the Orchard years ago. It was nice to see them at a festival this weekend. I…read moregrabbed a half gallon of the apple cider- cost was a little high at seven dollars. However, the site was super sweet and light and made the best apple cider margaritas!

My family was getting tired of tasteless tomatoes from supermarkets, so we decided to pick our own…read more My husband found this place on Google. We were greated by a family who was very nice and pleasant. Their prices were great. We got tons of tomatoes, eggplants, peppers and watermelon. I got Holy bejesus scared of me in the field when a bunny jumped out of a tomato bush but this makes even a better experience. Lol. My family is enjoying your fruits of labor with a big smile. Thank you for keeping us happy and our tummies full. We will be back!

Great farm off the main strip, tuck away with greatness. My family and I had a great time picking…read moreour own veggies (cucumber, peppers, tomatoes, melons ), feeding the chickens and watching the other animals ( pigs, ducks, peacock) . Great experience for kids and the field had a good amount of products to pick . You pay based on the amount of items you pick . We also enjoyed feeding the chicken with younglings and we're giving the feeding to do so, we ventured around the farm visiting the pigs and ducks. We will definitely return for other pick your own events.

I don't know why I haven't written a review sooner!…read more I've been going to Scott's for years now - for berries, apples and pumpkins. I have little kids so it's nice to have the orchard and berry patches right near by. No need to take a long hike to the fruit. The staff and folks at the farm are super sweet. I d never had a problem with them. Quick to respond through FB messenger. And, pricing is fair for their produce. This year we decided to take our family photos with a pro photographer at the farm and Scott's was accommodating. We reserved our time slot and kept our masks on when around people. We were able to distance ourselves for our photos - no one bothered us. It was a success! Grabbed some pumpkins and cider donuts on the way out.

Worker was very rude to us when we came to just take pictures by the trees when they were not even…read moreclosed. She was rude and short and told us they were closed when it was only the apple picking part that was closed. We were only trying to take pictures, it was completely harmless and there was no need to be so rude about it.

Since moving to the shoreline we had been searching for a new Christmas tree farm. 4 years…read moreago,while at the Durham fair, we came across Staehly's tree farm. I am so happy we did. Every year that we have been going, we find the perfect tree in no time at all. There are a number of different types of trees to choose from. The fields are all easy to get to and to get around. They provide saws and tree carts at the entrance. Once you return with a tree the staff will put it in a shaker then netting if you want then help get it in or on your vehicle. There is a nice farm store/ winery where you pay . Everything goes smoothly and it makes getting that perfect tree a fun outing not a chore or hassle.

Cute little winery attached with farm store! I Was greeted by a friendly staff member! She helped…read moreme figure out which wine was right for me. Very personable staff at this establishment. Fair prices also.

This is by far the best "roadside" stand I've ever been to. As a native food connoisseur, I've been…read moreto almost every farm stand in CT. It is huge for a farm side stand. They also have four giant greenhouses and sell the most gorgeous and unique hanging baskets, and all kinds of annuals and perennials. In spring they have strawberries and you can even pick your own there. After that comes their blueberries, raspberries and blackberries, peaches, nectarines, plums, apples, pears, and pretty much every veggie you can ask for. They grow all their veggies right there and on their farm in Deep River, where you can pick your own of all the above, it's SUCH a cool place! And huge. Their daily fresh native corn is unbeatable. We stop by almost every night to get some for the grill, they close at 6 so I make it just in time. They open around 8 or 9, and during the season they don't close on holidays, it's great. One of my favorite parts, though, is their pick your own flowers field. One of the employees said there are over 200 varieties of flowers to pick from, and they do it by the pound! Which is unique, but it is SO cheap! And since they are fresh, they last up for 2 weeks if I change the water every couple days. And you can make a bouquet prettier than any flower shop around, a great idea for husbands to stop by and take a few minutes to pick for their wives and surprise then ( hint hint :) It is SO cool, you have to see it. The other really unique thing about this place is that they grow acres of sunflowers that you can see from the road, it's like an ocean of sunflowers, it's incredible. They sell them for $10 a dozen and 100% of the proceeds go to an orphanage in India. The family that owns this farm is just incredible, the owner has been a part of our community since the 80's and is a respectable, old fashioned farmer that can be seen sometimes when you stop by the stand. His name is Winston, and he will literally tell you anything you want to know about the farm, the way he grows things, or any kind of growing questions. And the staff is super friendly and accommodating. They always either bring my plants to my car without me asking or offer, and they are all really knowledgable about the fruit and veggies and the plants. Bottom line, this place is not to be missed! They have the freshest and most affordable fruits and veggies around. They grow a lot of unique types and varieties of veggies that you can't find anywhere else. The staff is super helpful and accommodating. After you check out the farm stand, definitely check out the actual farm in Deep River. In the fall they do hayrides with Clydesdale horses. There's so much stuff, and it's definitely a family place.

Great selection and quality of vegetables, plus the staff is warm and helpful. Highly recommend!read more

Savitsky Farm is an amazing family run farm located on Cato Corner Rd in Colchester. They sell…read moreproduce, eggs, and more from their farmstand. On their property, Debbie also has a few small cottages for selling (mostly) vintage or handmade items. Savitzsky Farm is a staple at the Colchester Farmers Market. They're huge supports of local businesses; even selling some products at their farmstand. They give back to the community and help those in need. They even made/sold masks during the pandemic. This is a business that I am proud to support and promote.

Absolutely love this farm! We try to get our eggs here as much as we can. They are so big and so…read morefresh! This weekend they had a plant & veggie sale, and we definitely loaded up on plants, veggies and a raspberry bush for our garden! Very affordable, and we love supporting our local farms. They also have a little cottage where you can buy authentic vintage farmhouse decor. We took home a cute white pitcher & a milk bottle. The owners are so very friendly & helpful too, which makes the experience even more special.

Great place to visit with kids. Bill was extremely accommodating. My grandson is still talking…read moreabout baby Luna. Very safe. My wife enjoyed the serenity and Alpacas.Wonderful gift shop. Very educational and informative. Calvin...Madison

My son and I just visited the alpaca farm for the first time. It was so cool. It was our first time…read morevisiting an alpaca farm but we've been wanting to check it out. We fed the alpacas, and it was a cool experience! We look forward to going back again!