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Don’t stop for fresh roasted corn. They only have margarine SRAYin a bottle. Gross. The corn was 1.25 a piece raw. We walked out. There are so many farms better.
A nice quiet place to take the kids. They have roasted corn on the cob, Apple Pie Sundaes, Pumpkin Pie Sundaes, hot chocolate, hot cider, and so much more. There's several wooden playground type sets (bus, tractor, helicopter, bulldozer, and firetruck) to keep the kids occupied and happy too. The staff is so friendly, and they even gave my 3 kids mini pumpkins when we were done in the shop. It's definitely worth the trip.
We come here every October for our giant pumpkin! 🎃 We have been coming for many years! Everyone is always helpful and courteous. All their fruits and vegetables are always delicious!
So much fun and our family enjoyed every minute of our time! From the apple picking to the pumpkins! Even the corn Maze was amazing 🤩! Definitely a family tradition....I've been going since I was a little girl and I'm so happy I can now bring my children 💕🙏🏽
When making that move off the L.I.E. (Edwards Avenue) up to Sound Avenue, you will be heading towards this farm stand. Keep your eyes open cause it's on the right side of the road. It would well be worth your time to stop and visit. The hospitality accorded to the customers is exemplary. Anna was very accommodating and very knowledgeable. Our time spent walking around and purchasing our needed products was made very easy by her. So, in short, stop and shop. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
The orchard pricing was great, no fee to enter. However, the farm stand was rather overpriced, and overall felt like a tourist trap. $11 for 5 apple cider donuts when Windy Acres Orchard down the street is $6 for 5 donuts.
Very nice spot for a visit with the family. This farm has a very fun corn maze which my 5 year old loved. They also have apple and peach picking but u have a drive a little bit down the road to partake in those activities. Same for tomato picking and other veggies. The country store is full of lots of farm produce as well as many other things you would enjoy. They also sell water by the gallon which is probably a good idea because anywhere else you go sells by the tiny bottle so it’s much more expensive that way.
The staff was super friendly and the peach cake sundae is to die for. I usually don't like corn but their roasted corn was oh so satisfying, definitely coming back and putting this stop on my yearly rotation for apple picking
This farm was very nice, you don't pay an entrance fee you pick and pay for it after. They also have a big store where they sell a lot of vegetables, fruits, baked goods jams, jelly, pies, milk, eggs, and the list goes on. We also enjoyed the corn and ice cream you can purchase and have while at the farm, including yummy cider donuts!
Amazing place! We came by shortly before closing on a rainy day and the owner was very friendly and went out of his way to serve us even though he had already started closing his ice cream machine. The summer peach cake was delicious and generous in fresh fruits. The kids had a great time playing in the slides. Great experience.
The BEST pick your own strawberries. Maybe we got lucky, but the strawberries were better than I have had at any Michelin *** restaurant
Wonderful strawberries! Frequent customer card is available upon asking. Looking forward to pick-your-own vegetables!
Went to pick berries with my little ones in June - had a great time. The quality of the berries were excellent and there was no pushy sales people. They even put out a picnic table for my family to enjoy lunch. There is lots to see and do in the neighborhood but the berry picking was the highlight of our weekend. Will definitely return. Definitely penguin parent friendly
Great way to spend a Sunday afternoon, so I drove out to lewin farms which took about 1 hour. Easy to locate, plenty of parking. Started out at the u pick area when I was done picking strawberries , I stopped into the grocery shop area and picked up fresh produce. Overall I really enjoyed my visit so I will definitely be returning to pick more strawberries.
BEST BEST BEST!!!! Place for strawberry picking. I go berry picking every year out East and have tried quit a number of places. Sujecki Farms is by far and away the best upick strawberries around. The berries are fresh and clean the fields are NOT a 100 mile walk from the farm stand like a lot of other places. Beautiful flowers and other fresh produce is also available. The berries are easy to find and plentiful. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I can’t recommend coming here enough for strawberry picking.
Great stop. Incredible amount of beautiful flowers and plants. Good amount of yard flair for your house. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy to find and worthwhile adventure.
Important things to know before you go Lewin farms if you plan on picking your own crops:
1. Make sure you bring cash for the u-pick farm! They don't accept any other form of payment out there.
2. The u-pick farm is actually further down the road from the market (the address where your GPS will direct you to). But if you end up at the market, they do have a sign that gives directions to the farm right at the entry door.
3. You can buy a basket to put the apples in for $6 or they give you plastic grocery bags. But if you plan to pick a lot, it may be worth bringing your own sturdy bags and/or a wagon.
4. Be prepared to get your steps in. So wear comfy shoes and clothes. They have a lot of land!
Went late season apple picking and didn't expect to find many apples left to pick. Surprisingly, there were still plenty of apples on the trees (and on the ground). Ended up with 25 pounds of apples for $56.
I think the lady said they have about 100 acres of land. And it was beautiful! I would definitely visit again.
1. Make sure you bring cash for the u-pick farm! They don't accept any other form of payment out there.
2. The u-pick farm is actually further down the road from the market (the address where your GPS will direct you to). But if you end up at the market, they do have a sign that gives directions to the farm right at the entry door.
3. You can buy a basket to put the apples in for $6 or they give you plastic grocery bags. But if you plan to pick a lot, it may be worth bringing your own sturdy bags and/or a wagon.
4. Be prepared to get your steps in. So wear comfy shoes and clothes. They have a lot of land!
Went late season apple picking and didn't expect to find many apples left to pick. Surprisingly, there were still plenty of apples on the trees (and on the ground). Ended up with 25 pounds of apples for $56.
I think the lady said they have about 100 acres of land. And it was beautiful! I would definitely visit again.
Open at 10 am! Not 9 am. We came at 9 am and it wasn't opened yet. The owner's son was really accommodating. We just wished we were able to enjoy the front maze because it was much more dense with sunflowers and would make for beautiful pictures. We still got a nice relaxing walk in the maze and got some memories.
Please note that if you’re trying to visit the sunflower maze, it opens at 10am, not 9am like it states online! (I suppose the maze is separate? It’s about 1,000 feet away from the farm). The owners are having trouble changing the opening time 🙈The people are super nice, though, and the sunflowers were spectacular!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will definitely be coming back in the future!
Amazing farmstand run by an outstanding family! I get all my corn, tomatoes, peaches, zookini, and Q-cumbers here! And I live 60 miles away and came here twice this week!
We come here once a year for the sunflower maze. We enjoy the play vehicles that the kids play on. Though they took the fake cows away that kids could get on. The food trucks are a delight and a nice treat. At the sun flower maze there are a few big chairs set up for pictures. Which is good seeing I like to torture my kids by posing them for photos. They have some other photo props along the way. They have a big platform you can walk up to view the whole maze.
Visited the Lewin farm today for some fresh produce. We had some roasted corn, apple cider donuts (which were so awesome) and apple cider. We also drove 5 minutes down the road for some apple picking. There was a line to get in but it moved pretty quickly.
The U-Pick is expensive but a great FamilyTime experience and the crop is literally what you choose. You can buy by the pound or bushel. We have been doing this for 20 years some years are better then others.
I suggest you bring a wagon and your own drinks and some patience.
I suggest you bring a wagon and your own drinks and some patience.
Just spent a great late afternoon here. They had so many different things for the kids, bean bag toss for adults, snacks (delicious homemade biscotti) and a corn maze that was quite a bit better than it looked from the outside. It was a great family maze and just difficult enough that i panicked for a minute, thinking we were going to have to carry our 74 pound little giant out of here if we didn’t find the exit soon. The staff were very nice and we will definitely be coming back. I highly recommend.