Stopped by for a sandwich and followed it up with a cookie! Both were amazing! Definitely worth a…read morestop if you're in the North Rose/Wolcott area!

This place is a GEM! Well worth a drive into the beautiful countryside to visit. My wife and I live…read morein Washington DC, and the quality of the baked goods, sandwiches, and ice cream at this cafe would outdo most of the fancier places we could find in the city. Great seasonal fruits all summer, including you-pick strawberries. We split two chipotle Turkey and caprese chicken sandwiches and they were amazing! Cannot recommend this place enough.

The best pumpkin patch in the area with tons to do for you, kids, and more!…read more Tucked away in central New York's country-side, The Pumpkin Hollow holds the most charming patch I've ever visited. Their main shop, featured in my photos, hosts lots of handmade gifts, Hollow-themed shirts, and lots of pumpkins and other gords for fall decor. Their prices are very good - as low as $1 for a single small pumpkin, .50c for a small gord. They have a variety of pumpkins as well, not just your common jack-o-lantern variety. Around the main shop, you may find a small food truck here or there, as well as a small food stand that serves ice cream, chili, and other snacks. They also have a birthday party center for children's birthdays and other events you'd like to host. As you move into the Hollow, you'll find other fall-themed activities including a small zoo with farm animals (cows, pigs, goats, chickens, etc.), hay bales and a corn pit for children to play on, a small cow-themed train ride for children, Apple fritter/Apple cider stand, hay rides, a giant corn maze, and for those really looking to get their hands dirty: a pick it yourself pumpkin patch! On some days, you may even get the chance to watch the pumpkin launcher blast off as they throw pumpkins across a field! (So, so much fun!) There's free parking at the front of the Hollow. This is my favorite place to visit in the Fall, and have done so for years - an absolute MUST.

This is an awesome fall family fun spot! It is free to park and enter, and you pay for the…read moreactivities you want to do. We did the hay ride, bounce pad, corn maze, and checked out the farm animals. The hay ride was beautiful, lots of fall foliage and a great view of the huge pumpkin patch. We also got to see the pumpkin cannon launch a pumpkin while on the hay ride which was my kids' favorite! The apple fritters were delicious, and so was the apple slushy I tried. It was crowded but not nearly as long of wait times and crowds as other nearby pumpkin patches. We will come here again for sure!

There is no better place to spend Maple Weekend than Kettle Ridge Farm in Victor, NY…read more Open from 9AM to 2PM during March 16-17 & 23-24! Loved the sugarhouse live demos and of course the menu that includes KRF signature pancakes, sausage and tasty Maple syrup!!! I also tried the Maple Yogurt Parfait- iykyk!!! There are paid reservations for igloos and several fire pits to enjoy the farm landscape. It's a very relaxing atmosphere and very family friendly - so bring the kiddos. Close to exit #45 on 90 - You've got to check this place out. One visit and you'll be back next weekend- lol.

Delicious food, friendly informative staff, expected wait for fresh pancakes, maple creemies, and…read moremaple donuts Definitely a season staple

Nice little spot to cut your own tree. They also have some nice pre cut trees. Two fields full of…read moremixed variety trees. Also alpacas and horses reside, they came to greet us as we walked through the field. If I was more patient, we could have waited for them to pick the tree up with an atv and trailer, but I opted to drag it out. They provide saws, and all trees are one price, and much lower than many of the places around, under 40 bucks! For $2 more, they will send your tree through a bailer for easier transport and bringing it inside. I even saw them tie one to the roof for another family. The owners and family are quite knowledgeable and will offer to show you a specific variety of tree and sends you on your way with excellent instructions to make sure your tree lasts the duration. Definitely check them out, great local business.

Cut your own with a great selection of lovely trees plus donkeys and alpacasto befriend. We've been…read moregoing since my daughter was born and they've always had really sweet, genuine staff to help with anything. Today my kid lost her white stuffed rabbit in the snow and was inconsolable with grief -- these folks put up signs and kept an eye out and got Bunny home for bed, thereby saving Christmas. They've always gone beyond in large and small ways and I look forward to visiting every December. Thanks RHF!!!

Please take your family to Old McDonalds farm! The secret garden was beautiful and I can only…read moreimagine how cool this place is in the fall with the corn maze and pumpkins!!

Looove it here with the kids, have thrown a a party in the gathering barn and it was great…read more Yesterday, we were on a field trip with our kinder class and some of the workers manning the horse barn had POOR attitudes with the kids and their questions.The other ladies for the tractor ride and the concessions were nice. Overall love the animals and the variety

Thank goodness for the Tourism-Oriented Directional Signing that we have in Ontario or I never…read morewould have found this absolute gem of a farm. So as the name suggests, this is an Alpaca farm, mill, and shop that is open to visitors! They have 80 alpacas on site, 4 human-friendly guard dogs that are huge great pyrs that love pets, and 2 curious barn cats that wander around. You can use Google maps to navigate here but note that this address takes you to the farm house which is not open to the public. The entrance to the store and where tours start is actually at 13557 Little Lake Road which is walkable but I recommend driving here since there isn't really sidewalk to get there. There is parking available anywhere you can pull up. When we arrived, we headed up to the store to check in. The entrance to the barn is decorated with all the awards their alpacas have won over the years. We were also greeted by one of the dogs, Phil, who had just woken up from a snooze. It would turn out that all the dogs around loved getting pats which was awesome. When we got up to the shop we met Amy, the owner, who is very sweet and happy to answer any questions you have about the goings on at the farm. There are two main activities that you can do at the farm: the tour and the trek. The tours start at $10 for children aged 6-16 and is $20 for adults. The trek is $20 for everyone 11+. The combo of the tour and the trek goes for $35 and is cheaper at $25 for those aged 10-16. If you fall into the right age categories, I highly recommend doing the tour and the trek, especially if you have someone in your group that doesn't mind being the dedicated videographer of your trip. The tours take up to a maximum of 10 people at a time and run at 12pm and 2pm. If you're coming on a weekend with nice weather, I suggest calling ahead to reserve a spot. The tour is guided and takes you around the farm to the different alpaca enclosures and you get to interact with the alpacas that aren't too shy. Our guide, Liam, was able to answer any questions that we had about the animals and explained how the alpacas are taken care of and was able to tell us about the characteristics of different individuals. He also let us know that him and his assistants were available to take pictures for us as well. Now if you're like me and you want the full experience, the trek allows you to walk an alpaca during the tour! You actually walk it like a dog, on a leash. I don't know what it is about holding the leash but it feels like it directly connects you to the soul of the animal or something and it made me feel super special. You're also welcome to pet your alpaca. They give you instructions on how to properly walk and interact with your alpaca so both you and your new best friend are comfortable. A word on what to wear: dress for the weather. This is a real farm, not a petting zoo, so it can get messy. We were here on a day after it just rained so it was super muddy and on our tour we avoided one of the trails they normally take you down during the tour. Also a few of us showed up in running shoes and nicer footwear that we didn't want to get ruined and Amy was gracious enough to let us borrow the boots and shoes they had for use by the farm staff. I would definitely just wear shoes you don't mind getting dirty. Back at the shop they have different goods handmade from the Old Mill's own alpaca wool like warm weather accessories, felt animals, and even wool soaps for sale as well as some clothing items that from alpaca wool from Peru. They are also able to take custom orders that can be shipped or picked up at a later date. They accept cash, credit card, and e-transfer. If you have accessibility issues this might not be the best attraction since the store is up a set of stairs and the tour goes over terrain that is not paved.

Old Mill Alpacas is a wonderful farm, a fantastic experience for friends and family, and also a…read morewoolen wear vendor of exceptional quality. On top of all that, they have just about the friendliest and most helpful order fulfillment staff I've ever met. I cannot recommend this place enough, and their alpaca wool socks have become my go to christmas gift for friends and family. I wear mine every day from December through to March!

Cash or check only. I loved the fresh shitake mushrooms. The baked good looked good but I opted for…read morea pickle offering from the cooler. Unfortunately when I got home and opened it, it was moldy. The flowers were gorgeous. The shoofly pie was molasses forward

I visited this lovely nursery and enjoyed walking around and looking at the wonderful potted…read moreplants, gourds and pumpkins. The people were so nice and helpful. I would recommend this to anyone who likes shopping in an Amish community.

Love alpacas? Stop by to see a bunch of them with a great view of Cayuga Lake too! In the gift shop…read morethey have tons of alpaca fur products like yarn, scarves, socks, felted soap, stuffed animals, etc. The owner gave us a brief lowdown on the alpacas and even told us we could walk the perimeter of the fence to get a closer look (they all left the barn and were far out in the field). Nice pitstop while we were in the area!

Visited in July 2024 and we had a great time. Made a reservation ahead of time. The mom & daughter…read moreteam who showed us around were very pleasant and accommodating. This is one of those places they will describe as great for kids, but we were 4 adults and we really enjoyed it. Definitely worth a visit!!

Great customer service...great atmosphere. Fresh, delicious products. An absolute must if you're…read morein the area!

While on our way to a friend's house in the ADK, we stopped here for some peaches and a few other…read morethings. I also grabbed a bottle of the hard cider they make, so hopefully that turns out to be good! I'll be frank: they do have some things they farm themselves, but a lot of the other produce is homegrown... just not necessarily from the area. And honestly, that's a little annoying when you're stopping at a roadside farm market expecting more local stuff. That said, they have a good variety of things, and they take credit cards as well as Apple Pay/Google Pay, which is definitely a plus. Is it worth stopping? I'd say yes, especially if you're already in the area. BUT if you happen to see one of those little roadside farm stands while you're driving around, I'd stop there too -- just make sure you have cash. And yes, they have parking, so no worries there!