Simmons Farm is super fun for picking your own flowers, peaches, apples, strawberries, and pumpkins. Great escape from city life. They've got corn mazes, s petting zoo, hayrides, and lots of other fall activities. Always a good time. read more

I love this place! I could spend all day here. It is beautiful every direction you look. Wonderful selection of flowers, fruit, pumpkins etc. and a very friendly and helpful staff. read more

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We headed to Simmons farm for the first time on a mid October Saturday for fall fest. At first glance, $18 per person to take the hayride over to the activities seems like a lot. After getting there, I feel the $18 was plenty worth if as I have never been to a pumpkin patch with so many activities! The giant slides were fun for kids and adults, so many photo op spots, and the layout of everything was what really sold this for me. It was PACKED - but never felt crowded. Back at the market (where you catch the hay ride) they had Roaming Bean coffee truck, Kona ice, mini donuts and so much more. A great afternoon for families, kids and adults! The free apple at the end of the hayride was a nice touch too! read more

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The produce is good quality, and although it is priced a little higher than the grocery store, it is well worth it to have homegrown fresh vegetables and fruit. read more

Simmons Farm is a family-owned farm that has operated for several decades. They have an on-site store that sells produce that they picked earlier in the day as well as plants such as flowers and Christmas trees. The farm also offers many activities, such as hayrides, apple-picking, flower-picking, pumpkin-picking, a petting zoo, mazes, slides, a butterfly house, etcetera. (See my attached photos to see what activities were available on the day that I went.) My husband and I arrived at 9:30 AM on a Saturday, and the parking lot was already getting full. An employee told us where to park our vehicle. Another employee kindly directed us to the apple orchard, the activity in which we were primarily interested. At the orchard, another employee politely asked us how we were doing and asked us what size of bag we wanted. Currently, the prices for u-pick apples range from $9 for a 1/2 peck (which is ~12-15 apples) to $40 for a bushel (which is ~100 apples). I felt grateful that they accept payment via credit card. My husband and I selected the 1/2 peck of apples. The apples that are ripe on a given day are marked with a yellow rope. On that day, the available apples were Fuji and Querina (a cross between a Golden Delicious and a Jonathan). Many of the trees either had no apples or had apples that were very high up, so my husband and I walked farther into the orchard to find apples. We had fun with finding our apples and pulling them off the branches. The other activity that we did was visiting the petting zoo. The zoo was smaller than we had expected. It had some goats, sheep, and chickens. Feed was available for purchase in the nearby store. At home, we ate the apples. The apples had blemishes, but they were crispy and juicy, and they tasted sweet and tart. read more

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Went peach picking and flower picking now in July! It was a short walk to the peach trees and a really nice experience!! The flower picking was my favorite, it was beautiful!!! Their market is also really nice filled with their in season crops and other local products read more

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DO NOT GO!! They have criminals stealing car parts in the parking lot. October 12th my family went to the fall festival and we had our catalytic converter cut out from our car. The manager acted like it wasn't a big deal. $900 repair is a very big deal. I'm adding pictures of the missing parts. Beware they have workers all over the parking lots and supposedly they didn't see anything read more

best corn every year! peach apples and beets are delicious to ! best farm around! Yes maybe more expensive than the grocery stores but worth it! Glad the farm is so close! We are lucky to have a farm still here!! Pumpkin picking is fun too! read more

Very nice local farm. Its always great to find delicious local fruits and vegetables from such a spot. I even found some items that brought back nostalgia. The prices are very decent, too. I tried their grapes (very unique), apples, tomatoes, and got some decorative pumpkins as well. The grapes were the most nostalgic item for me. Many people probably won't love them, but these taste very similar to the ones found in my old home in Kreminna. It's probably the closest that I've gotten to Kreminna grapes. The inside is somewhat jelly-like and a bit hard to chew. There are also seeds, so beware. But, the flavor is nice, a bit on the tart side. The apples were quite nice as well. They taste distinctly different from those available at the store, but very good. Not too sweet or too tart. The apples I got were small and miniature. Another thumbs up from me. Tomatoes were significantly larger than what you'd find at the store. Honestly, I'm not such a big fan of huge tomatoes. I'd much rather have smaller but more flavorful tomatoes, like back in my home country. This was a bit of a let down, but still, not bad and definitely better than some store bought varieties. All in all, come here to do some handpicking for vegetables and fruits. The prices are reasonable and you may even save money. The flavors are great and you can feel good about supporting a local farm. They also have activities going on during Halloween, Christmas, and other holidays. read more

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A young man was very quick and rude with me. I ordered two pieces of corn and when he introduced himself to help me pay for the food he said his name was Dom. When I asked how much the price was he said "more than you could afford" in a bratty attitude. At first I may have thought he was joking but then when I was getting my card out to pay he snatched it and said "this will probably end up declining" once again with a rude attitude. I knew this time that this was no joke. Someone needs to smack some sense into this young man. If you know who he is I expect that you have a word with him and tell him to respect his elders. read more

I've begun trying to shop local for groceries and what better way than starting off by going to a local market. I've also been able to save a bit more money!! Each time I go it does not disappoint. I have been able to get the fruits and veggies I am looking for each time. With their produce I have not gotten anything bad and their produce stays fresh for several days after I get them home. I've been able to make some pretty delicious recipes with everything I get from the farm too. Their pies in the cooler look delicious and call my name every time I shop, one of these days temptation is going to take over and I will make sure to update y'all. The staff is also friendly and helpful! Parking is easy and there are plenty of spaces. If you need to use the restroom while there, they are clean. read more

Visiting Pittsburgh and was looking for something to do with my parents and nephews (8 and 3) and this was perfect. The drive there was nice (20 mins from Bridgeville) and the lady who helped me today was super nice. The market itself was nice and clean and we did the "You pick your own peaches ". Minimum requirement is 1/4 peck and cost was $8 an adult. On the way to the peach orchard we passed the Apple orchard. Was a nice walk since today wasn't sunny. Peaches was yummy and we even bought a peach pie a well. Highly recommended. =) read more

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Huge farm! I was concerned by how expensive it was but once I saw how much there was to do I was hooked. My niece loved the mazes, the slides, all of it! They had a decent selection of pumpkins, great food vendors, and still had some flowers left for flower picking. We spent 4 hours there and didn't do everything. We look forward to going back for their fall festival again next year! read more

This was my second time going flower picking! Lots of options and not too expensive! The staff are always super friendly. Lots of yummy options at the market as well! read more

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This place is bad. Very interested in moving you in and out and providing the bare minimum of an experience.

It's not summertime without a trip to the flower fields at Simmons! What a beautiful array of flowers at an affordable price. Check in at the market, get your bucket and scissors, and head to the field (via car on a dirt farm road)! A photo shoot in the zinnias is icing on the cake. (There's also a lot more to Simmons, so be sure to check their website/social media for what's in season!) read more

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My mother and I love coming each year for the pick-your-own flowers. It is $10.50 to pick, and you receive a bucket and scissors. This is something great for Mom and I to do each year and I am excited we have something like this in Washington County. The flowers actually last much longer then you'd think to. They lasted about two weeks. Simmons provides you with a packet of flower food and gives proper instructions on the care of your flowers. read more

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I love it I love picking the apples. I love everything about it. when the apple picking just the best, their Halloween farm just the best.

We've been 2x for pick your own flowers and what fun and beauty for a reasonable price. Current price is $12 + $5 refundable bucket fee. Gorgeous variety and fun for all ages. Depending on where you live, I would recommend bringing bucket/water for the car ride home as some of the flowers will immediately wilt. read more

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Visited on the weekend for apply picking during their Fall festival. We got there early when they opened to avoid crowd. When we left around 11, it was definitely getting busy so it was a good move to get their early from my perspective. My son was under 2 and not many activities for his age at the fall festival part so more age appropriate for kids over 2. The pumpkin picking was disappointing. It felt like we were just picking pumpkins that were set in this open field which is exactly what it was. I wouldn't mind this but the pumpkins were not in great condition and it felt like we paid $7 for the reject pumpkins. Would not pay the extra for the pumpkin but happy with everything else especially the apple picking! If nothing else, I will definitely be back for Apple picking! read more

What a warm welcome! we got on the back of a tractor and we were met with a smile and a quick safety brief! Now let's put aside the fact it was fr freezing out that day to me and my family but we were determined to have a good time at his place. so off we went when we got there it was really really cold so we immediately went into the food. To be honest I thought the food was really good great greasy comfort food. for you there was also an area if you wanted to just buy your apples and go once we finished eating we paid to pick apples and we were off. The picking of the apples was really fun and the first time I have ever done something like that we had a great time like I said it was freezing so the trip ended very quickly in fact snow flurries begin to fall on us when we started to head back to our vehicle but we ended up for eight dollars we ended up with a bag overflowing of apples for the week my family seem to like the taste of freshly picked apples and my daughter like telling her friends at school that she picked these apples herself! TheThe staff constantly was always asking is everything OK do you need help and very friendly we will definitely be back again and again !! read more

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It's was a good day with the wife and daughter. We were able to go during the week bc it was packed on the weekends for the hayride. There was a play area where you picked your pumpkins. All in all a good time read more

We have been there twice recently...we like to support locals. However...disappointed with how we were treated and the quality of the produce. No wonder why they don't let you see what the corn looks like under the husks... corn was pathetic. About half of every ear of corn had to be cut off and discarded. Giant Eagle had peppers from another local farm and were MUCH better. The list goes on.....Will not be going back to Simmons. read more

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Awesome family place for fall festivals!! Really nice, family owned!! Tons of things to do on the weekends, as well as open during the week. Though some things were not up and running during the weekday, a lot was, in addition they are the only place around that allows you during the week!!! Still available on the weekday was tractor rides, pumpkin picking, corn maze, playground area, large slide, apple picking, tire swing, and corn box!! If you can even imagine more on the weekends!! The pumpkin roll in the shop was very good, and everyone was so nice and accommodating!! Many activities included for a flat rate!!! Definitely will be coming back for the fall next year!! read more

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I really enjoy Simmons Farm. Come here often for many different events. We have picked flowers before and have come for Fall events. Recently we came for pick your arm apples and they were doing a discount for 3 people using the large peck bags which was nice. The people near the apple stand were friendly and helpful. When they begin their fall festivities of food, games, farm animals, and pumpkins, that is also always a great time to bring the family along. I also enjoy stopping in the little store to get flowers and delicious food such as pies or apple cider. The only thing that was a downfall was when I accidentally called the market down the road, the lady was very rude and told me I had the wrong number. Her tone was not very polite when directing me to the farm location for information. Other than that I really enjoy Simmons and it is a beautiful atmosphere. read more

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Very disappointed every pepper I bought had a mark on it. I bought them on a Wednesday. I was gonna make them on a Saturday. They were rotten by Saturday previous trip. I bought a peach pie. I have no idea what they put in it but it certainly didn't taste like peaches. read more

Finally was able to come and pick flowers here yesterday! Such a fun experience. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful with directions. $10.50 for as many flowers as you can pick! read more

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Today I stopped by Simmons Farm's stand in Market Square and I bough strawberries, peaches and tomatoes. The sale person who assisted me - and whom I will recognize and complained to next Thu - gave me 1 bag with strawberries, one with peaches that had 1 tomato on top. One tomato! I paid 6$ for one tomato! I thought he mixed the peaches with the tomatoes, but no, he put one tomato and he kept 4 for himself to resell. There was a line and the sale people were doing everything to expedite you but this person, this scoundrel.... Needless to say they lost my business for ever. I'll stick with Traders Joe and Whole Foods. The strawberries don't even compare with Costco's. As tasteless as Giant Eagle's. read more

Simmons Farm has become a fall tradition that my husband and I always look forward to. Can't wait until we can bring our kids here. I love the corn-maze and pumpkin patch. Picking flowers after visiting the butterfly house is my favorite fall tradition. The perfect fall bucket list item. And stopping by the store on the way out to pick up some local supplies is a must- I got some apple butter this year that simply can't be topped read more

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Nice to find a farm relatively close to Pittsburgh with apple u-pick. The farm is just a little south of Bethel Park and within 10 miles of my house in the suburbs south of Pittsburgh. They have a small store mainly with apples, tomatoes and other vegetables. For the U-Pick, they had Winesap and Fuji apples when I went in mid October. On a weekday around noon, it wasn't crowded at all. The apple trees are a short walk from the parking area. There's no tractor ride you have to take to get to the orchard. Trees with apples ready for picking were clearly marked. Fresh off the tree, the apples are crisp and tasty. It looks like it might get busy on weekends with some large areas set up with picnic tables. If you just want to get some fruit and vegetables or do U-pick, you might want to come on a weekday. read more

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This is a wonderful local farm. Their fresh produce tends to change day to day, so if they don't have something you were looking for, try back again! Most of their produce is grown right on their farm. Everything there has that fresh-picked smell, and it's like they would say in California, you can taste the sunshine! They're pies are divine, and you can get a cup of hot coco or cider there, too! This fall, they have a bunch of great activities for families (from hayrides to apple picking to fall weekends with live music and food stands). read more

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My family has been coming here for years and it has always been my favorite fall farm experience in the area. I was so thrilled to find out that my in-laws are also Simmon's loyalists and we had another amazing experience there today. The standard pumpkin picking, corn maze, and hayride you can get anywhere. But Simmon's also offers loads of other activities and the staff are always so friendly and genuinely seem to enjoy being there. Today we also enjoyed apple picking - I believe there were 6 different types to choose from and the pricing was very reasonable. New to me this year was flower picking! Not only did the flower crops look beautiful in the fields but it was very relaxing and enjoyable to find and cut your own flower arrangement. For $10 you got a plastic bucket, scissors ($2 refund if you return them) and your pick of the flower crops! It was absolutely worth it even if the flowers will probably be wilted by morning. It's so refreshing to come back to a place year after year and know that you are going to have a great experience. We will be coming back for years to come. read more

Simmons Farm - Flower picking was such a fun way to spend the day! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Canonsburg, Pennsylvania

Pick your own flowers was so fun! I definitely recommend getting there early before it gets too hot outside. And wear supportive shoes! I wore flip flops and wasn't expecting the ground to be uneven. read more

This was a great family afternoon for kids and adults alike. For $16.50 the kids can go through corn mazes, climb through a fire truck, slide down 100 foot slide, play duck races, ride mini go carts and spend hours getting worn out for a nice long nap! There are extra activities which cost more and those tend to be the ones that are more fun and 'popular' but there is no reason for the extra spend when there is so much to do! Included in the price is a pumpkin from the field and also a stalk of Indian corn. I would definitely suggest this over many of the other farms whose activities which can include bounce houses and face painting.....money makers for the farm of course but not really 'fall themed' or necessary for good fall family fun! Definitely recommend a visit to the Simmons Market too. read more

We went again this year for the fall activities and the same ones that didn't work last year were still broken this year. When you pay $15 a person you expect everything to at least be able to be used rather than getting out to the field and everything is broken down and old. Also, they will charge you full price for a one year old if they are "taller than the pumpkin" they have by the counter. It just left a bad taste for me that they would do that. read more

My review is just in relation to the store/barn area as we didn't have the chance to do the activities because of a heavy downpour. Simmons is an adorable farm/market. Don't be worried when you are driving through McMansion city that you can't possibly only be a half a mile from the farm because you really are that close. The parking lot has a decent amount of spaces but isn't paved. This is important to note if you have kids that love picking up rocks. I was highly disappointed with their pricing policy. Apparently if you are taller then their marker, you are charged. My less then two year old son happens to be really tall, so he would have had to pay. I understand rules are rules, but the reason they charge more for kids (usually age based and over three at other farms) is because kids younger then that can't participate in many of the activities the older kids get to enjoy. The clerk at the desk was kind of rude to me about the situation and actually asked if my two were really twins. Just because my son happens to be taller. The shop had the typical fall farm stuff (apples, pumpkins, gourds, squash, baked goods) and some decor. It seemed to be priced slightly above other area farm attractions. The animal barn was cute (and free!). My kids loved running around with the animals and getting a chance to pet them. They also had some really fun fall displays set up which were perfect photo opportunities. It really is a fun place to stop, but be aware of the height policy and how some of the staff may treat you as a result. read more

For our Sunday outing with my 2 year old grandson, my family chose to spend the day at Simmons Farm to pick peaches and flowers. We bought 2 bags to fill, and we proceeded to the orchard. An employee came rushing at us yelling that each person must purchase a bag. As there were 6 adults, we explained it was just my grandson who would be picking peaches. She was rude and, despite my grandson crying as we left, would not explain to us "why?" A family day was ruined. As there are plenty of farms like this, we will not go back. read more

I made my husband take me on a date to the farm to go apple picking. It was such a wonderful Fall Saturday! The weather was perfect and the orchard is great! The whole farm was very organized, with lots of employees. We bought bags to collect a bushel of apples. Turns out that is over 100 apples! We will be making pie for weeks! They have a shuttle to take you out to the orchards, or you can walk. We opted to walk and it is a lovely stroll through all the trees. They had so many apples that were perfect picking height, even for children. My husband ate 5 apples while we were picking, so they must have been good! After we were done picking we headed to the market they had open. They have lots of great produce for sale! I bought a huge bundle of beets for 2$. The butternut and acorn squash were also 2$ each! What an amazing deal! Saturday's must have been family day, because they had lots of activities for children. A petting zoo, hay ride, corn maze and a pumpkin patch. read more

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Visiting Simmons is a harvest-season tradition in my family. There are fun activities at the main building and out in the field. The highlights are the petting zoo with goats, sheep, a pig, turkeys, ducks, and chickens; a challenging corn maze; playground; hayrides; and pick your own pumpkin. Food is available at the main building and out in the field. It's a very well run operation: friendly, helpful staff everywhere, plenty of parking, plenty of restrooms. A great place to spend the day! read more

Pick your own flowers, pears and other seasonal items. Location isn't bad to find. Go to the market and they give you a bucket and shears. You drive a tiny bit go the beautiful flower patch and clip to your hearts content. Great variety of flowers and supper fun. Return to market and bucket is only 8 bucks! Great date spot. read more