The Strykersville Hardware has been a fixture in this little Hamlet in Sheldon Township for many…read moregenerations. The knowledgeable folks here are a great resource for those of us who are trying to maintain house and farm equipment out here in the country. Sometimes you just need a quick run to the hardware store to solve any home or farm equipment dilemma.

For a quick stop for this or that, I've noticed during several stops the past few weeks that this…read moreAce Hardware location is great. The employees are helpful and friendly. The selection is also terrific for what essentially is a country hardware store. Some items are a tad overpriced compared to big chain competitors, but there's enough in the store that's moderately priced to even out the differential.

Great selection of bedding plants and vegetable starter packs…read more Customer Service personnel were available in the Garden center to check out customers Great prices for these spring essential items for your garden.

Tractor supply.............. To sum it up, just a great overall country store…read more My original intensions were actually to check out some dogs at a not for profit event they were having at this store. While here, we decided to go inside and check things out. Not being from the "country" I haven't the slightest clue what one would need until I walked around the store. I found a wide variety of everything one would assume you could need on a farm. They had a great variety of Carhart clothing and great boots I checked out. I liked the selection of High Vis workwear they sell, which I will have to keep in mind. Very friendly people and clean environment.

I stopped in to buy seed packets, and if I had three acres, I still would have over-purchased. I…read morewas an equal opportunity optimist: Flowers, vegetables and herbs will find places in my backyard! I found a pound of Jake's honey for $19. He buys it from his neighbors who keep bees, so it's an excellent remedy for allergy sufferers: Local blooms! It's medium-amber colored and light tasting. It's silky! I also bought a single scoop of Hershey's strawberry ice cream for $2, which was generous and very much worth the price!

We stumbled upon this cozy little spot on our way back from another event last month! The exterior…read morewas decorated so well for the winter and the holidays that I just had to stop and take a look around. This is the kind of general store feel you'd see in a Christmas movie. The inside matched the outside with decorations and little holiday themes. There were little decorations for sale all over the shop. I grabbed a gallon of maple syrup and a little red pick up truck decoration. We also grabbed a grilled cheese sandwich from their kitchen area. Which was delicious on the car ride back to the city. The service is so great here. Everything is clean and the staff are super friendly and helpful. Everything is also priced really well here too. I will definitely be back during the holiday travels!

Love that there's a great antique store out here, beautiful quaint area. Beautiful nature!read more

1/29/22 I have been…read morea repeat customer, until today. The regular check-out associate, Harvey, didd SSD played such a nasty disposition, that my experience was honestly one of disgust. I have never seen such, nor have I ever experienced a nasty, unfriendly, unprovoked character in any shop before. We all the peculiar things that we do; I like odd pieces, and I love just the right book. Well, today- my last- I found a small book with of. course, small print. I was using my phone to check/cross reference if this item was what I was looking for. Harvey rushed me in my time to decide whether or not I wanted to buy the book:"Do you want it?" . He not only asked me three times, but he has told me, "I give you five minutes, then I'm putting' back in the case!". He carried himself in a most disrespectful, impatient, nasty, wretched way, and perhaps even, with racial animosity. To be forward, he is never much better toward me, always unwelcoming, unfriendly, and never a human smile. In fact, whatever his issue, he even expressed: " You do it all the time. No one else does it." whatever is he talking about? like any other, I browse the msny items on site, curious about some, not most, but a customer as any other;though, not white/European descent. in fact, I'm a mom, grandmother, educated, and a teacher. I'm sorry but, Harvey , was truly an embarrassment for the establishment or any other place/people of decency. He was the lowest I have experienced personally- a nasty character for such a public facing enterprise.

Impossible to overrate Tri- County! Russ was excellent to deal with, very patient when we changed…read moreour minds, made everything crystal clear on the workings of our lawn tractor. We also purchased a great fireplace grill combo for a reasonable price. Best of all...delivered in 7 hours! Rob, who delivered the purchases, went through the running of the tractor again, making it easy to understand. Tri-County is the rare place that makes you happy you made your purchase there

Just love this business! They have great selections of flowers, trees, veggie plants and just plain…read moreol' cool stuff. Super knowledgeable and very friendly. Very reasonably priced, too!!

My husband and I have been coming to Windy Acres for years. They listen to their customers…read morerequests and come up with lots of unique plants. They are out in the country and we enjoy the ride. It's a nice "mom & pop" operation. The owners deal personally with every customer. A really nice selection of plants and a beautiful koi pond!

can't get any fresher unless you pick it yourself! Nice array of fruits and vegetables. Friendly…read moreservice. Tomatoes and peaches were amazing! Going back again for more!

Kwill they or Kwont they? It depends how many Kwilos we're weighing in at right now…read more This farm stand is a slightly-overpriced but fresh and friendly place to get your fruit and veggies, which is all the way down in Kentucky Derby, NY, but also during the summer and fall at the Elmwood-Bidwell Farmers' Market, which is where I discovered them and chatted with them for awhile. Really nice people with some good products, not as perfectly looking or uber-sweet as the likes of Walmart and Wegmans, but cheaper (not that much cheaper) in general, and significantly better for you and more real. The question is, Kwill they be at next year's Elmwood Market "o" won't they?