Clark Farms is such a fun place to spend a summer evening! I stopped by after work with a few…read moregirlfriends and had a great time wandering through the beautiful sunflower fields while enjoying a delicious cocktail from Sippin Pretty. It made for the perfect relaxing night. There was something for everyone, with plenty of activities for both kids and adults, plus a variety of local food and drink vendors. My favorite part was exploring the greenhouse filled with gorgeous flowers, plants and vegetables. I could have spent hours browsing! I'm already looking forward to coming back again later this season and can't wait to see everything they have planned for the fall.

We came here for the sunflower maze and it was quite nice. It looked a little bigger online, but we…read morestill loved it. The price is a a bit steep to get in, and if you have more than one kid that is certainly going to add up very fast. But, my son did enjoy feeding the goats and walking around the sunflower maze. We also ended up buying a bag to do the gem mining as well. Downside, no bathrooms, just port a potty's. Cute spot to visit for an hour or two.

Festival Farm is old fashioned country fun. my grandchildren love the train ride and the animals…read moreare so cute. Definitely make the short trip!

Pros: cute animals, nice little general store, a few friendly staff, feed for animals, a few ride…read moreon toys , trikes and slides, little train,House for future santa visit, yummy things to buy. Cons: muddy area where ride on toys are, not cleaned off after rain, big sign saying kids shouldn't run or yell?? (Kids do that if they are small and having fun!) general store had overwhelming cigarette smell when you walk in when we were expecting cookie or donut scents. No one manning train or not running? I'm sure in spring through fall it's better but December you need to bundle up! Wear boots or old shoes for mud. We will try maybe again in spring and hopefully the smoky smell issue will be resolved because that is inappropriate for the public and a turn off.

We have been wanting to attend a dinner here and we were certainly not disappointed... it is…read morebeautiful outdoor seating with benches. Very casual. Had a rooster for a host, who checked on us regularly! Service was very nice with Sam. Love the lobster and the sausage and the corn. Drinks were fun and casual. All in all a great dinner and I'm sure we will be back!

Quiet lovely farm we walked through. Fresh produce, merch, trinkets, etc. at their store and then…read moresoaked in some nature at the flower field and little wedding area field it looked like. Free parking and entry!

I love grabbing corn and veggies from Old Sawmill. They have the BEST corn in the state. I also…read morelove grabbing my flowers from them to plant in my planters and garden. They have beautiful hanging plants at a great price. The service is always fast and friendly. Shop local!

Down to earth nice people, fantastic produce and the best corn in RI!…read moreLocated among the fields in a rustic barn with an antique truck

What a great little farm stand. It's only open from around July 4th to Labor Day, but if you happen…read moreto be in the area, definitely make a stop for some beautiful produce and cut flowers. 5 stars for the funny girl whose family runs this farmstand that introduced me to the wonders of Cherokee heirloom tomatoes. She was right, you can eat them like an apple. Yum

My favorite farm stand! Wonderful fresh veggies, their own peaches in season. Great quality.read more

Wicked Tulip Farm has become one of my favorite Rhode Island spring traditions with my girlfriends…read more I have visited a few flower farms over the years but there is just something special about spending the day wandering the fields, picking my favorite blooms and soaking in the beauty of the season. Sadly I missed one of Taylor's yoga classes this year which looked amazing, but it is definitely on my list for next season. We visited on the final day of the season during a major heat wave and every staff member was still so friendly, helpful and upbeat. Stephanie was especially kind while helping us wrap our flowers and chatting with us. Her helpful tips and warm personality really added to the experience. Thank you for creating such a fun and beautiful spring event for Rhode Island. I have loved seeing everyone's photos and social posts from the farm all season long. Already looking forward to next year!

This was the last weekend of the farm being open. They said that usually they close about a week…read moreearlier, but because it's been so cool the tulips have liked the weather. The gardens were still mostly beautiful and at a reduced admission of $10 and cost of $.75 per stem, the price was right! The farm workers were very friendly and helpful. Upon entering one woman told us exactly where to stand and offered to take our picture immediately without us even asking. The photos were gorgeous!! We have been to the previous location in Johnston several times. But this was our first time in North Kingstown and it was lovely.

I love stopping here. From bundles of firewood to the sweetest corn, Sunset Farm just doesn't…read moredisappoint. It is on the same grounds as the Kinney bungalow an event space here in RI. They have fresh produce, homemade jams, pies, dips, sauces etc etc. We get 5 bundles of firewood for $20 and over the summer would drive here to get their corn on the cob. This was the best corn we found all season. I recently made two big batches of corn chowder and man, was it delicious.

Amazing local farm. A little gem in the neighborhood. Nice friendly super helpful staff. Best ox…read moretail, soup bones, steak and burgers in town. Also, really enjoyed their homemade with love sauces, dips, farm fresh eggs, vegetables such as peppers, tomatoes, potatoes and their scrumptious apple pie....soooo good!!!! Support your local farm!

The animals at the farm are pretty cool, you have to see them for yourself if you haven't already!…read moreAbsolutely loved spending time here, sitting down and enjoying the scenery.

I drive by twice a day...once in the morning and again at night…read more I used to be a regular customer despite the high prices. But no more. No explanation needed. It's the "Trump Won" flag and the large round hay bails disparaging our current president, Mr. Joseph Biden. At least the American flag is raised higher than the "Trump Won" flag...that's proper flag etiquette, although the American flag is not lowered at night. That's improper. The Ocean House also buys local (from you?). Did you lose them as a customer? I hope you did. Fitting. All I can say (or write) is, "Are you for real?"

The Farmer's Daughter is an awesome nursery to walk through in spring, summer, and fall. I honestly…read morethink fall is my favorite season to visit since they have so many unique and interesting pumpkins. I recently visited to get some some flowers and vegetables for spring planting. I loved how many varieties of heirloom tomatoes they had. It was honestly so hard to chose, there were so many awesome options. I loved their little blurb about what each tomato was like. They had a large variety of annuals and perennials as well, the pricing is pretty comparable to other nurseries, probably a touch higher. The employees are friendly and there is usually always someone around to help!

I always love strolling Farmer's Daughter especially during the fall and holidays. It's hey are a…read morebit pricey, but I always seem to find a unique gift or plant here. Strolling during the holidays is such really nice because the decorate each greenhouse so beautifully.

All the people that work here are extremely nice. It is such a cute fall spot to stop into wether…read moreit be to pick pumpkins, corn maze or stop at the store. They do not take card so bring some cash. I usually tend to stop for pumpkins, apple cider and the apple donuts. They are rather on the more expensive side.

On a mild early fall day, a nice way to welcome the harvest season is a visit to Spring Hill Sugar…read moreHouse to watch the old-fashioned cider press in operation and better still, quaff down some of that freshly squeezed and refreshingly crisp cider. Their cider is some of the best in the area - I don't know what blend of apples they use, but it works well with a nice balance of sweet and tart. While there, you might as well pick up a few pumpkins and gourds, corn stalk sheaves, and colorful Indian corn (my favorite fall decorations), and if so inclined, tromp through the corn maze. The place is wonderfully bucolic and scenic on a sunny day, and a lot of fun for the youngsters to pick out their favorite pumpkins. There used to be a herd of llamas there, but sadly, SHSH is only down to one this year. It's also nice to visit in late winter, around February, when the tree sap is running, and watch them sugar off - terrific maple syrup can be had here (and quieter in the winter with more time to chat with the proprietors). A quaint and charming old-time New England tradition.