Cute winery with good wine. Beautiful scenery here! They are also dog friendly too which is great!read more

A unique small winery with delectable fruity wines. The flight of wine wasn't as pungent as…read morecertain white of red wines and didn't seem to have a high alcohol content (only my opinion and I loved the lightness), BUT they were very refreshing and fruity with their locally sourced fruits. We enjoyed the scenery along with some snacks, and enjoyed watching the cute chickens wander in their glory. Dog friendly

Loved this orchard!! Visited on a super hot day, so will have to return when it's not scorching…read more Food from the little market/kitchen is so tasty, cannot wait to go back this summer!

A lovely farm with so much to offer. You'll likely leave with more than you expected--in the best…read moreway possible.

Very nice orchard, not overcrowded at all. Has a nice market that sells a little of everything!…read morePies, chips, jams, fruits, ect.. and nice for those who enjoy fruit picking! Definitely a place to check out! They don't serve donuts or food to sit and eat there. But the store is nice to pick up fresh items!

The PYO apples were great! The people were friendly and it was a fun time! Only issue was $3.00 a…read morepound to pick your own apples- a bit pricey!!

If you want apple picking without the crowds and you don't enjoy overpaying for apples, you need to…read morevisit this beautiful farm. We were driving by on our way to another farm and we saw the sign that said .99 for a pound of apples. We decided to check it out and we call to get more information about times and days. It just so happened that a truck was driving by and encouraged us to drive up the road where this lovely lady welcomed us and showed us the way to Apple picking. We were told and observed that they also sell Christmas trees and they have reopened the apple picking this year. Long story short we had an entire orchard just for ourselves and a great time picking Golden delicious and Gala apples. They had more varieties but these were our favorites. Cash only but a great value! We got a bushel of apples for $20! You can't beat that!

Cavanna's Farm is a working farm and orchard that opened in South Glastonbury, Connecticut in 1903…read more It was founded by husband and wife Italian immigrants Paolo "Paul" and Madalena Cavanna. The Cavanna family immigrated to the United States from northern Italy in 1890. They originally settled in Brooklyn, New York. After saving up enough money, they relocated to Connecticut where they purchased the same piece of farmland that still belongs to their family today. The farm originally raised animals and farmed tobacco and hay. Beginning around 1960, Cavanna's Farm switched their focus to farming fruit. Throughout different times of the year, customers can pick their own strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, apples, pumpkins and even Christmas trees during the winter months. Today the farm is run by husband and wife Paul and Cathy Cavanna, their police officer sons John and Andrew, and daughters Kate and Liz. In 2018, the family started the Gray Granite Railroad on the farm property. Unlike other vintage steam engine railroad experiences found in the northeast, the GGRR is not located on a historic railway but rather a brand new one. There is currently one mile of new railway track on the farm where customers can ride restored vintage steam engines. Customers can ride different themed rides during the Easter, Halloween, and Christmas seasons. There are currently plans to extend the railway track even further. My family and I visited Cavanna's Farm yesterday for the first time. We wanted to pick some strawberries and we heard that Cavanna's had excellent ones. We spoke with owner Cathy Cavanna when we arrived. She told us that in the 60+ years that Cavanna's has been farming strawberries, this was one of the best harvests they ever had. As we walked through the field, we could actually smell the delicious berries. These were some of the biggest, ripest, juiciest strawberries that we've ever tasted. The field was so plentiful too! Within a very short amount of time, we had already collected four pounds of delicious strawberries. Although the trains aren't currently running rides, we all enjoyed looking at the beautiful vintage locomotives. We had such a fun experience at Cavanna's and we plan to come back when they're running train rides. Due to the current heat wave, this will be the last good week to get strawberries, so get to Cavanna's as soon as you can! Just remember it's CASH ONLY.

I cannot believe I have never been here. I great place or flowers! Can't wait to come back next…read moreyear!

Great service and wonderful homemade treats and fresh fruits. I would def recommend for someone…read morelooking for a small town farm pr for reasonably priced fresh items. Apple picking is also a blast def worth the price if you want a fun activity with the family.

This flower farm is bursting with vibrant dahlias in shades of pink, orange, and plum, along with…read morecheerful sunflowers and colorful zinnias. You can pack a picnic and enjoy a peaceful evening surrounded by nature, with an incredible view of rolling hills. As the sun begins to set, the landscape covered in golden light, and if you walk to the top of the hill, you can catch a glimpse of Hartford twinkling in the distance. The combination of beautiful flowers and the tranquil atmosphere makes it the perfect spot to relax and unwind in one of their colorful adirondack chairs. The owners are friendly and helpful. Finally pricing is fair with two sizes- small and large mason jars. If you're looking for a unique and peaceful escape, this place is a must-visit. The views alone are worth the trip, but the added bonus of the flowers and the sunset make it truly magical.

Killam & Bassette Farmstead is a cool little farm stand located on Main St. in South Glastonbury…read more The stand is filled with their own farm-fresh products like eggs, poultry, pork, canned goods, and produce. They also have other locally made products from around CT including milk, cheeses, honey, jams, maple syrup, pies, ice cream, plants, dog treats, and more! I got a bottle of Chocolate Milk from Hyde's Dairy Farm (located in Franklin, CT) and it was so chocolatey and delicious! The stand is open every day 9AM-6:30PM from Memorial Day through December 31st, and Tuesday-Sunday 10AM-5:30PM from January 2nd to Memorial Day. From November through May, their CT Handmade Gift Shop is open and filled with beautiful creations made by local artists throughout the state. When I went, there was one female employee working behind the counter who was very friendly. Make sure to stop by and check out Killam and Bassette Farmstead!

Community is the word here at Killam & Bassette! They host lots of events year-round to uplift the…read morecommunity and beyond. This is such an amazing hidden gem-- the family who owns and runs the farm is incredible, the goods are fresh, and there's so much fun to be had here for all ages! The ambiance is so charming!

We love the location of 1200 Hebron Ave. in Glastonbury. They were so nice and accommodating !I…read morelove the free apple at the farmstand! It was so welcoming ,felt so appreciated , especially wanted to say what a nice job they did for the hayride! The staff was so accommodating with this small child with special needs and replay his favorite country song!Small gestures of kindness should not go unnoticed and just wanted to take a second and give praise to a great place with great people!!

This review is strictly for local strawberry season. I look forward to local CT strawberry season…read moreevery year, and Rose's is my go to. I'll put CT strawberries up against anybody's strawberries. Rose's strawberries are so sweet and juicy. You'll never look at grocery store strawberries the same once you have in season Rose's strawberries. Once we get to late May, I start checking because Strawberry Season is over in a flash. Get some!

Very cute pumpkin farm. 0.65 per pound which I think is fair. Very straightforward pumpkin patch…read moreand friendly staff. Didn't see produce or farm items for sale but would recommend if you're looking for a cute pumpkin patch.

We have visited this farm for the last two years when it is time for pumpkins. Both experiences…read morehave been great. The farmers are really nice people, very easygoing and friendly, so I feel comfortable having my curious kids there. There are some pumpkins still growing in a pumpkin patch and there are also some pumpkins in the patch that have already been cut from the vine. My kids love to wander through a real pumpkin patch to search for the perfect pumpkin. But there are also lots of pumpkins on tables from which to choose, medium to large. They also have the tiny white pumpkins and large white pumpkins. I was really impressed by the squashes and gourds. There were kabocha, turban, hubbard and butternut squashes for sale. And there were really nice gourds fresh from the field- they were washing them as we were browsing. We like that there are a few restored, antique tractors for the kids to climb on - these make for good photo opportunities! We also feel like the prices here are very fair - and for really high quality, fresh pumpkins. I highly recommend this pumpkin farm. It's great for families. We will definitely be back again next year.

What a great little farm store. Stopped in and grabbed a few plants and a few bakery treats. Such a…read morenice set up and very friendly people. We will definitely be back soon!!

We have an annual family tradition of canning tomatoes- a LOT of tomatoes. Each year we are in…read moresearch of quality wholesale tomatoes- San Marzano type especially. We hit the jackpot this year! 250 pounds of tomatoes with very little waste! Thank you ! We will be back for more!