Wojick's is a staple for us. We go every single year for apple picking, sometimes a few times during the season. Amazing variety, great prices, free tractor ride to and from the fields. There is so much to do here if you want to spend the day! read more

Trip 2: Apple picking season. We took the tractor out to the orchard which is an easy walk. Unfortunately the terrain was very muddy and a lot of rotten apples. There are plenty of trees to choose from but it looks like again things were picked over. I did grab those cider donuts I like a lot. Also, the kids had kona ice and my mother in law bought a caramel apple from the food trucks. Again, LOTS of flies in the food area and they do not offer enough seating from the crowds they pull in. read more

13 years later, and the price for a large bag of apples has more than doubled, to $40. That, along with the very visible MAGA sign for the first time this year, will make us find another apple orchard to patronize in the future. If I'm going to overpay for apples and cider, I'm at least going to overpay to people who would respect me. read more

Prices are reasonable. You get to pick your own apples from a variety of trees. They had a few food truck and some live music. They also had a store where I bought red pepper relish which I can wait to try!! read more

Very cool local place! They have pick your own apples Friday evenings a s weekends, amazing cider doughnuts and (unbeknownst to me prior) a beer garden!! We went right at opening on Friday and it was fairly busy but there was enough space to be spread out unlike other places where you feel like you're constantly on top of other people. Looks like they have a corn maze and post events on their Facebook page. Will be back! read more

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This place is great, so much fun for the family. However, everyone wants the donuts. There is a line 50 people deep. The problem is the woman packing the donuts is moving very slow. Im sure she is a super sweet grandma, but it is literally taking forever. There is no speed or efficiency to get the donuts packed and served. The donuts are amazing and the corn maze was great, just frustrating read more

So many fun things to do! Apple picking, pumpkins, playground, food trucks, live music, vendors, etc. we've gone multiple times and my 3 year olds can't get enough! Fun and friendly atmosphere for all! read more

Wojcik's Farm - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Blackstone, Massachusetts

We have been visiting the farm plenty of years. Within the last three years they have expanded their parking added plenty of options as far as food goes even a beer tent with craft beer as an option. I'm not a drinker, however it is a nice option. There was food ice cream and the lines were very quickly. I believe that the negative yelp reviews made them realize that they need to change things up. We were very frustrated the last couple of years as far as parking. People would block you and or your car would get boxed in where you couldn't even get into your car. Even with that, we still continue to be loyal customers. read more

Locally owned family farms are becoming few and far between these days, so I understand that prices are going to be steeper than at a bigger establishment... but $25 for a bag of pick your own apples? Holy Toledo! The pumpkin prices are fairly reasonable at $.59/lb, though pumpkins are actually lighter than apples if you compare by volume... anyway, this is a lovely farm with a hayride, food trucks and ample parking. Walking is easy for folks of all ages and walking abilities. All in all this was a very fun second experience picking apples. I'm very glad the folks in my family love apple desserts because they will be eating all varieties for the next several weeks! Additionally, the wee one had fun with his daddy carving his pumpkin... next to come, roasted pumpkin seeds!!! We look forward to coming back next year! read more

Wojcik's Farm - Vienna's first apple picking experience! - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Blackstone, Massachusetts

Went there for the first time in quite a few years, used to go up to the Stow, MA area with the kids for apple picking. This is a pretty small place and didn't have many varieties, mostly the typical McIntosh, Golden Delicious, Red Delicious and Courtland. They do have tractors that take wagons of people up to the trees (not a long trip) but you don't sit on hay bales like most places but rather on seats made from decking. I would say the location isn't out in the country, rather you can see houses and other stuff from the fields. No complaints about the apples, but they really need improve the signs; most of the rows only have signs on one end, which isn't helpful once you walk to the other end and want to change rows. And some of the rows don't have signs at all. I'm not an apple expert so I really need signs to help me tell what's on the trees I'm near. I was surprised by how many wasted apples lay on the ground around the trees. Not a comment on the farm, just seems a shame so many go to waste. Lines for ice cream and the main farm shop seemed to take forever, and it wasn't clear where all of the places are where you could get apple bags. BTW, the small bag (a peck) was $15, I think the larger bag was $25 so they are apparently more expensive than in the past. They do sell cider, cinder donuts, etc. and have a trailer selling fried stuff (fries, doughboys, mozz sticks, that sort of stuff.) Didn't try any of it, but the fries people were walking around with were good. If you are local, this is a quick trip and a good option. If you are looking for longer hayrides and orchards that seem more rustic and away from the neighbors, the places further north off 495 might be better picks. read more

Great local place. The owners are very active, remembering customers from previous seasons and personally greeting them.

HALP! I AM TRAPPED IN A CORN MAZE! That's what I was saying last weekend when we came to check out the maze in the teeny tiny town of Blackstone, Ma. They recently updated the barn/farm stand where you pay for apple-picking, the pumpkin patch and the maze. They also have a selection of corn, apples, gourds etc, to buy. The corn maze was $8/person. We bought ourselves some caramel apples and were on our way. There is a big tractor that drives you to the beginning of the maze, which I found nice b/c you got to see the other parts of the farm. The maze itself was fun but kind of twisty and turny with lots of dead ends. It's a maze, after all. This was a really fun thing to do, it was the prefect fall night and there weren't that many people there so it was really enjoyable. FYI- They allow dogs here, so bring your Puppas for a nice long walk and fresh air. Beware, we had four very muddy paws when we were done, but it was worth it. : ] read more

Wojcik's Farm is a wonderful family run farm with a friendly and helpful staff and great treats! The staff went above and beyond to make sure I had a memorable experience here, and I would recommend that everyone should stop by, pick some apples and pumpkins, and enjoy some apple cider and delicious donuts! Everyone working there was incredibly friendly and helpful, and the farm itself is very pretty and fun. 5/5 We will be back again in the future! read more

We look forward to when Wojcik's Farm opens every year. They have the best apple crisp around. It is always nice to take a tractor ride to pick apples or walk through the corn maze. The staff is always so helpful and friendly. read more

We went here this summer to go apple picking, it was lovely. The hayride was relaxing and the food was just delish. We got a great value for are money, and enjoyed the fresh air. read more