I had a lovely experience with just my four children on our visit to the orchards this year. Family oriented yet lively fun for everyone to enjoy. The apples were great and so were the donuts. Although, I recommend getting there before the 2pm to get a chance to try their donuts they kept running out and were trying to keep up with their customers. I purchased two wine bottles to have at home, the taste was amazing! The staff were all very kind and the music was great. Definitely plan on returning when in New York.
Meghan Grace DIY
The place has a nice vibe but the staff felt very disorganized. We did a wine flight each and some snacks from the snack bar. The wine overall tastes very diluted, so if you’re looking for lighter easy to go down wines there’s are great. But overall we prefer more punch to the flavor of our wines!
Julie R.
Absolutely amazing!!! This is in my top three wineries in upstate New York. The 360 degree breathtaking views of the mountains and vineyard are stunning. The indoor cafe and tasting room is a great place to mingle with the visitors will tapping to live music. We enjoyed the flight of wine, apple cider, apple and burrata salad (gluten free), Italian sub and homemade apple cider doughnuts. The wine was tasty. The food was fresh and plentiful. They have extensive outdoor seating with a fire pit. Dogs are allowed. It's a great day trip from NYC or CT. All around fantastic place. Check their site for seasonal hours and events. We were lucky to try them their last weekend of the season.
Rosalie C
Super fun and festive spot for all ages (and dogs too)! This spot had a good spread of activities and entertainment for a low entry fee. Our plan was to get some food and drinks, sit by the fire pit to listen to the live band, then take a walk through the orchard.Their shops were stocked with your go-to roadside stand fare, and they also had pumpkins, apples, and fresh pies and apple cider / pumpkin spice donuts.Definitely a fantastic place to bring kids too - they have hay rides, face painting, and a playground.
Ty Vanderhorst
Such a beautiful vineyard to spend the day with friends or family. Their wine selection is great and the food and service was good.
Christobel Gomez-Garcia
Such a great experience for everyone to enjoy. Families even brought their dogs to walk the beautiful orchards.I had so much fun just people watching, picking a few apples, and enjoying the delicious food & drinks. The more was even live music for added entertainment.This is a great escape from the city in much-needed relaxation with good vibes all around . I would highly recommend shopping in the winery and bakery section to take home. Some delicious treats made fresh. Apple cider donuts are a must !
Venus Escobar
Great setup for people. Lots of food trucks. Make sure to be ready for long lines. Even bathroom lines. But very worth it.
Maggie T.
Came to Weed's fall fest and had a great time! Didn't get around to trying the wine here, but the apple cider donut I tried was probably the best I've ever had. We also picked apples and I found the price for a picking bag to be pretty affordable compared to other orchards. They also sell pumpkins, but I was slightly disappointed when I realized that they don't have an actual pumpkin patch where you can pick them right off the vine. Overall, this was such a fun day though! Just be prepared for long lines at some of the food and drink stands.
Chelsea A.
My family and I used to go to a pet friendly orchard in Warwick, however recently their website said "No pets allowed". This led us to brainstorm a new place that had a good selection of apples and that also was pet friendly.We came across Weed, and it checked off all of our boxes: - dog friendly (lots of cute dogs dress warm and dress up for Halloween!)- good apple selection (Jonah Gold is a favorite here)- low cost of admission that gave us a CHOICE of what size apple bag to buy (some places only give you one option of a high admission fee that includes a 1 peck bag aka 10lbs worth of apples) Upon arriving, the farm was beautiful: the rolling hills of grapevines and apple trees, the foliage, the cool, crisp air mixed with the smell of bonfire and cookout food... it all shouted FALL! Entrance was a breeze -- you can pay with either cash or credit. This place has everything for everyone: -a "winery" section that includes wine flights and apple cider sangrias for 21+-playgrounds, face painting and pumpkin painting for kids-a bonfire to keep warm during chilly windy days-live music during certain hours-apple and pumpkin picking-a wide variety of food, such as sandwiches, chili, pizzas, hotdogs, burgers and fries that come with great sides (baked beans; garlic aioli; pasta salad -- SO GOOD!!) .. ooh yes, how could I forget APPLE CIDER / PUMPKIN SPICE DONUTS?!-a bakery with homemade ice cream, pies, breads, local honey, and jam.There is ample parking space, and upon exit, they do mark your bags that you've bought them, and also reserve the right to check your non-apple peck bags. I highly recommend this place for families with children, dogs, and lovers of autumn. Cheers to apple & pumpkin picking season!
KT LS
Just went to Weed’s farm this afternoon looking to hang out and get some cider donuts and try some cider and wine while we visited the area. I could not believe they charged $7 admission for that! I felt so weird about already spending $14 dollars that we really didn’t stay long or drink much at all. I’m not even sure the outside stuff was running because the weather was so bad (obviously not their fault). I find it so strange when farms charge you to just spend more money. I totally get needing to make a profit but I would have totally spent that and more on drinks if I wasn’t already $14 in the hole! I’m giving 2 stars because the donuts were pretty great.
Decided to come try this place. It was a rainy day but it was still open. We went to the winery and it was a spacious place with indoor and outdoor seating. There was live music playing. They have a variety of wines, ciders and slushies. They have flight tastings too. I decided to try the apple caramel sangria and the peach wine slushie. Both were so good. They had food a available as well. We did walk around for a bit and saw a pumpkin patch and there is apple picking, a bakery, and donut shop . If visiting, be mindful that there is an entrance fee. They take cards and cash.
LZ
Our family’s go to place for Apple picking for the last six years. Got early Fuji this time for 3 big bags, which is so juicy and sweet. Crowded but very organized and everyone was having fun. Might come back again this year for late Fuji.
Angela Lam
Had such a good time here! Cider donuts were amazing. Great set up with tables around. Real bathroom facility and porta pottys spread throughout the area. Hard cider was tasty. Would highly recommend.
Lori Anderson
Pre-purchased tickets for Fall Fest which we attended today. They obviously overbooked and in addition, were allowing walk-ins. It was so overcrowded, every single station had a huge long line. Left after an hour without eating a thing, picking a pumpkin or an apple, having a drink- could not even use the restroom the lines were so outrageously long. I know they were trying to make up attendance for the bad weather yesterday, however it's unfair when you make it so overcrowded that you can't enjoy anything there- not to mention unsafe. We should receive a refund for (4) tickets, but couldn't even ask for one on our way out as the entrance and staff were swarmed with even more people trying to get in.. never again.
Megan Moschiano De Lorenzo
Have to say such a beautiful farm I think the only thing its missing is animals for the kids. But the food is great all the different pizza options and the wine slushies. Admission is not bad compared to other places I used to go to Barton but their admission prices have got out of control. This is my second year going to Weeds and was not disappointed.
I had a lovely experience with just my four children on our visit to the orchards this year. Family oriented yet lively fun for everyone to enjoy. The apples were great and so were the donuts. Although, I recommend getting there before the 2pm to get a chance to try their donuts they kept running out and were trying to keep up with their customers. I purchased two wine bottles to have at home, the taste was amazing! The staff were all very kind and the music was great. Definitely plan on returning when in New York.
The place has a nice vibe but the staff felt very disorganized. We did a wine flight each and some snacks from the snack bar. The wine overall tastes very diluted, so if you’re looking for lighter easy to go down wines there’s are great. But overall we prefer more punch to the flavor of our wines!
Absolutely amazing!!! This is in my top three wineries in upstate New York. The 360 degree breathtaking views of the mountains and vineyard are stunning. The indoor cafe and tasting room is a great place to mingle with the visitors will tapping to live music. We enjoyed the flight of wine, apple cider, apple and burrata salad (gluten free), Italian sub and homemade apple cider doughnuts. The wine was tasty. The food was fresh and plentiful. They have extensive outdoor seating with a fire pit. Dogs are allowed. It's a great day trip from NYC or CT. All around fantastic place. Check their site for seasonal hours and events. We were lucky to try them their last weekend of the season.
Super fun and festive spot for all ages (and dogs too)! This spot had a good spread of activities and entertainment for a low entry fee. Our plan was to get some food and drinks, sit by the fire pit to listen to the live band, then take a walk through the orchard.Their shops were stocked with your go-to roadside stand fare, and they also had pumpkins, apples, and fresh pies and apple cider / pumpkin spice donuts.Definitely a fantastic place to bring kids too - they have hay rides, face painting, and a playground.
Such a beautiful vineyard to spend the day with friends or family. Their wine selection is great and the food and service was good.
Such a great experience for everyone to enjoy. Families even brought their dogs to walk the beautiful orchards.I had so much fun just people watching, picking a few apples, and enjoying the delicious food & drinks. The more was even live music for added entertainment.This is a great escape from the city in much-needed relaxation with good vibes all around . I would highly recommend shopping in the winery and bakery section to take home. Some delicious treats made fresh. Apple cider donuts are a must !
Great setup for people. Lots of food trucks. Make sure to be ready for long lines. Even bathroom lines. But very worth it.
Came to Weed's fall fest and had a great time! Didn't get around to trying the wine here, but the apple cider donut I tried was probably the best I've ever had. We also picked apples and I found the price for a picking bag to be pretty affordable compared to other orchards. They also sell pumpkins, but I was slightly disappointed when I realized that they don't have an actual pumpkin patch where you can pick them right off the vine. Overall, this was such a fun day though! Just be prepared for long lines at some of the food and drink stands.
My family and I used to go to a pet friendly orchard in Warwick, however recently their website said "No pets allowed". This led us to brainstorm a new place that had a good selection of apples and that also was pet friendly.We came across Weed, and it checked off all of our boxes: - dog friendly (lots of cute dogs dress warm and dress up for Halloween!)- good apple selection (Jonah Gold is a favorite here)- low cost of admission that gave us a CHOICE of what size apple bag to buy (some places only give you one option of a high admission fee that includes a 1 peck bag aka 10lbs worth of apples) Upon arriving, the farm was beautiful: the rolling hills of grapevines and apple trees, the foliage, the cool, crisp air mixed with the smell of bonfire and cookout food... it all shouted FALL! Entrance was a breeze -- you can pay with either cash or credit. This place has everything for everyone: -a "winery" section that includes wine flights and apple cider sangrias for 21+-playgrounds, face painting and pumpkin painting for kids-a bonfire to keep warm during chilly windy days-live music during certain hours-apple and pumpkin picking-a wide variety of food, such as sandwiches, chili, pizzas, hotdogs, burgers and fries that come with great sides (baked beans; garlic aioli; pasta salad -- SO GOOD!!) .. ooh yes, how could I forget APPLE CIDER / PUMPKIN SPICE DONUTS?!-a bakery with homemade ice cream, pies, breads, local honey, and jam.There is ample parking space, and upon exit, they do mark your bags that you've bought them, and also reserve the right to check your non-apple peck bags. I highly recommend this place for families with children, dogs, and lovers of autumn. Cheers to apple & pumpkin picking season!
Just went to Weed’s farm this afternoon looking to hang out and get some cider donuts and try some cider and wine while we visited the area. I could not believe they charged $7 admission for that! I felt so weird about already spending $14 dollars that we really didn’t stay long or drink much at all. I’m not even sure the outside stuff was running because the weather was so bad (obviously not their fault). I find it so strange when farms charge you to just spend more money. I totally get needing to make a profit but I would have totally spent that and more on drinks if I wasn’t already $14 in the hole! I’m giving 2 stars because the donuts were pretty great.
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Decided to come try this place. It was a rainy day but it was still open. We went to the winery and it was a spacious place with indoor and outdoor seating. There was live music playing. They have a variety of wines, ciders and slushies. They have flight tastings too. I decided to try the apple caramel sangria and the peach wine slushie. Both were so good. They had food a available as well. We did walk around for a bit and saw a pumpkin patch and there is apple picking, a bakery, and donut shop . If visiting, be mindful that there is an entrance fee. They take cards and cash.
Our family’s go to place for Apple picking for the last six years. Got early Fuji this time for 3 big bags, which is so juicy and sweet. Crowded but very organized and everyone was having fun. Might come back again this year for late Fuji.
Had such a good time here! Cider donuts were amazing. Great set up with tables around. Real bathroom facility and porta pottys spread throughout the area. Hard cider was tasty. Would highly recommend.
Pre-purchased tickets for Fall Fest which we attended today. They obviously overbooked and in addition, were allowing walk-ins. It was so overcrowded, every single station had a huge long line. Left after an hour without eating a thing, picking a pumpkin or an apple, having a drink- could not even use the restroom the lines were so outrageously long. I know they were trying to make up attendance for the bad weather yesterday, however it's unfair when you make it so overcrowded that you can't enjoy anything there- not to mention unsafe. We should receive a refund for (4) tickets, but couldn't even ask for one on our way out as the entrance and staff were swarmed with even more people trying to get in.. never again.
Have to say such a beautiful farm I think the only thing its missing is animals for the kids. But the food is great all the different pizza options and the wine slushies. Admission is not bad compared to other places I used to go to Barton but their admission prices have got out of control. This is my second year going to Weeds and was not disappointed.