March Farm - Bethlehem

Great farm great family day any time of year pick your own strawberry blueberry peaches apples pears. Do not forget to stop into their shop as pick up a pie or two!

Best sauces for glazing, cooking, marinades and also for gifts! Received a few for my birthday and garlic honey bbq is my current favorite. Can't wait to try all of the others, yum.

Went for the pickle fest. There were only 2 stands selling pickles and 1 food truck with pickle items. Beautiful setting, but a bit disorganized. And they ran out of pickles 1/2 way through the day. Could have been better.

My kids had fun. They walked the field. Walked through a corn maze. Took photos. Rode pony horses.. and bought cinnamon apple goodies. Etc

We stayed here about a month ago with Harvest Hosts and it was beautiful!The pond is idyllic and there was plenty of space for multiple RVs to park. The farm store had a lot of great options and we visited while they were doing PYO blueberries.There were a couple of lakes nearby that we visited. We went to Bethlehem Town Beach right down the road, but when we returned the next day they had someone there saying it was for town residents only. The farm hosts then suggested Mount Tom State Park. It was a little bit of a drive, but it had a beautiful lake, allowed dogs, had free parking, etc.They were welcoming to our two leashed dogs, as well. When we asked, though, they said no humans or dogs swimming in their pond on site.At the host location, there is a wonderful and unique play area with a tricycle bath, play structures, and a quirky collection of different play houses.The road was easy to drive on, with clear parking instructions. It was nice and quiet at night time and we even saw a couple of deer and lots of birds, including turkeys.This was a great stay, especially during blueberry season!