Came here for a solo day trip all the way from Toronto & I had a great time! The property is…read moregorgeous, staff are super friendly, and entry itself is extremely affordable-- it's only $8 for admission and they give you a coupon for a free non-alcoholic drink or you can also use it as a discount for other food & beverage (including alcohol) items at the cafe. Obviously food and picked berries during peak season will cost you extra, but you can still do a lot on admission alone as there are free activities and little trails to walk around. Food is delicious, all of their hot food is prepared fresh upon ordering and they use high quality, locally sourced ingredients (including the ice cream trolley below the hill). They also have little snack features at different times of the day like free popcorn until sunset, or you can purchase a smores kit to use at one of the bonfire tables. Blueberries are one of my favorite fruits so you could imagine how stoked I was to see blueberries incorporated in almost everything they sell here! I highly recommend the sweet gum pizza & the bee sting (shot of honey plus a mint leaf and buzzbutton/electric daisy bud) which gave a unique sensory experience. I also really appreciate how much time and effort went into the execution of the treehouse, the design, details, and usage of building materials are seriously impressive-- especially the playground which is SO cool! Makes me wish I was a kid again. Sadly blueberry season just ended but I was still able to find a few late bloomers in some of the bushes! Nothing too crazy & they weren't the sweetest but it'd be nice to come back for the full experience, or on another day where they have more to do. !!! Something very important to take into consideration is that while it is family friendly, this is NOT the best place to bring someone who requires mobility assistance and/or has a bee allergy. At the end of the day it is a farm with added attractions, nonetheless a unique and great place to visit.

Pictured: Italian Cypress panini, Dogwood panini, and an Oreo dirt cup…read more BuffaliciousBites gives The Blueberry Treehouse Farm 5 stars!

I truly enjoyed the strawberry picking, gluten free muffin & the eggs I purchased here, these were…read moresome of the juiciest sweetest strawberries I've ever eaten, thank you for the great experience!

Thorpe's Organic Family Farm is a great resource for folks looking for wholesome food in an…read moreagricultural setting. The self service farm store is well stocked with fresh produce in season, pies and other assorted baked goods, flowering hanging baskets. Thorpe's is well known for grass fed beef, organically raised turkeys, hens and eggs. Many people participate in Thorpe's Food Coop, purchasing "shares" of produce. Owned and operated by multiple generations of the Thorpe family, steeped in integrity and Christian values.

Near Fillmore is a small patch of Heaven: They provide the small clippers and the collecting jugs…read more(with water!); there's a pay station on your way out. It's quiet, beautiful, and slow. Bring your own jug with water for what you've picked. Parking is on a private lot on the property. Please do not bring dogs; please do not let children go unattended. Plan on spending about 50 cents a stem, unless it's sunflowers, which are more.

I absolutely enjoyed my time here!! I went here with a few friends to pick flowers. It's all U-Pick…read morewith various rows of flowers. The entire back of the property is all wildflowers, which are also available for picking. You have the option of a half gallon or a gallon container. You may also bring your own. The place is reservation only, with only a couple of groups of people in the field at the same time. The owner/staff were super helpful and chatted with us for about 20 minutes upon checking out. Overall, we had an amazing experience and I would highly recommend this place.

I came to Kappus Farms on the Fourth of July for some cherry picking with my family. Upon arrival,…read moreparking was very easy. They charge a $5/person entry fee but apply that to the cherries you purchase. They have both sour and sweet cherries, but the sour ones were a bit too tart for my taste. The trees had plenty of cherries on them and they were so delicious and sweet. The staff was very friendly when we were checking out. I definitely recommend cherry picking at Kappus Farms! It's such a fun experience to do with family or friends and it's relatively inexpensive.

What to say about Kappus...? We have been here 2 or maybe 3 years when my regular cherry farm…read morehasn't produced. We won't be going back. If you want to feel like you aren't even in America, go to this farm. We are English speaking outsiders here. Kappus charges $5/person picking fee, which comes off your final amount if you pick enough (forgot what the quota is). They told me they have to do this because many of their patrons just go in and eat. Indians and Muslims galore, sitting in the fields eating the cherries while they walk out with barely any picked. One patron gave my daughter BRANCHES he had taken from the trees with cherries on them. My teens get mad going to this farm because of what they see. As for the cherrries, the sours weren't really sour tasting imo, and a lot of the trees just don't taste great. Make sure you taste every tree bc the ones with the cherries still on them, are yucky tasting. The one lady worker is nice. The other ones are just kind of meh. I would be too if I saw my farm being destroyed by people not speaking my language and not really caring about my land. We won't be going back anymore. It feels like a punch in the gut.

Very cool spot. Everything is organic. Excellent service. We plan to return evey year. Especially…read morewhen its blueberry season. The playground was ok. It's cool but definitely a reminder that your at a farm.

I took my day hab group for a field trip. The staff were amazing. They went over and above to make…read moremy individuals feel welcome. They provided so much and made the day incredibly fun. This is one of the best farms in the area, family friendly and has a homey feel to it.

A great reminder of my childhood picking berries…read more I took my adult children today to Awald Farms - as they were in town, visiting. It's a fun and safe way to do something special during these unprecedented times. Highly recommended. It's not just about getting berries. It's about the EXPERIENCE! But, the berries are really good, too. A wonderful family operation! Friendly people. Got meet and talk with their family members. Four generations doing something they love. Easy to get to North Collins from the Buffalo area... Just a short drive on U.S. 62 just south of Hamburg and Eden. Get out, get some fresh air and pick berries!!! #SupportLocal #SupportFarmers #AwaldFarms

It looks as if the Walnut Street location is closed for strawberry picking this year. I arrived at…read more09:30, well after opening, and the weigh station was closed, and no fields were planted.

In season apples of many varieties, apple cider (hot and cold), apple cider donuts and muffins,…read moreapple "seconds", pumpkins, and more. One of our favorites.

Great crop share. Everything thing is done right. Thank you Dr, Falvo for saving a local farm!read more

I've been coming to Coulter Farms since I was a kid when my Grandma, bless her soul would bring me…read moreand my 5 cousins, don't know how she did it, but such sweet memories they are. This summer me and one of my cousins and our husbands came back to relive our memories, and the place was just how I remembered. Very friendly staff and service. There is a phone number on their website to call which gives up to date directions in terms of what is available and when and where which is super convenient. At the farm they have quart and pint containers, bags and trays for you to use as you go out and pick. Their fields are nice and easy to find. The fruit is fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced. The trouble is the timing, anyone who has picked before knows there is a small window. Strawberries usually come near the end of June and then cherries, blueberries and raspberries quickly follow. Blink and you might miss it, as soon as the end of the school year approaches, use the phone number so that you don't! Coulters seems to have fair pricing for their fruit. Berries all are purchased by pint or quart, whereas cherries are purchased by pound. While they are delicious and worth every penny, be aware the cherries will add up quickly, they weigh more than you think! If you're looking for a fun day, rewarding when you bring home the spoils, check out Coulter farms. Remember to catch them at the end of June, and bring some sunscreen and water, it gets hot out there!

Quality was very good. Nice selection of veggies and fruit. Prices just a bit high, but not enough…read moreto keep me from purchasing. Service was friendly.

Wonderful farm stand found just outside of my old "stomping grounds," State University of NY,…read moreCollege of Fredonia (or whatever they call it these days!!) I stopped here during my quick trip down "memory lane" back in early July and LOVED what I saw at this wonderful farm stand!! I wanted one of everything, but settled on some yummy snacks for my loooooong drive back home to Ohioooooooo, with promises to return one day soon!! Friendly folks, GREAT selection of fruits and veggies, beautiful flowering plants, and great snacks as well. Reasonable prices and EVERYTHING is tempting!!!

10/10 The staff is very friendly and organized ,,, best blueberries !!! 14 lbs picked ! Until next…read moreyear !

Gorgeous property with 7 varieties of blueberries. The offer U-pick, pre picked, blueberry baked…read moregoods, fresh cut wildflowers, and local honey and maple syrup. The Burdick family lives on site and it's obvious they love and put care into what they do. There is also an Airbnb on site for people needing a place to stay. This was our first time and we enjoyed ourselves. The staff was friendly and helpful. They drove you out to an area suitable for picking on an old open air pick up truck. We were only picking for 2 people so it didn't take us long to get more than what we needed. The berries were huge, juicy, sweet and delicious. The best berries and nicest farm we have been to so far. They even gave you a recipe pamphlet and history of the property when you checked out. Follow them on Facebook for seasonal opening/ closing updates and current pricing. Tips- -Bring your own bucket or container to take your berries home in. -Currently no need to make a reservation to pick.