Bella Organic Farm

My free advice to you is, go visit this beautiful farm and support their business, they're dog friendly farm. They have my favorite peach jam and garlic & onion hazelnuts. The lady at the farm store is friendly and helpful. They also have cute farm animals. The sunflower field is heavenly. Take lots of pictures. My husband and I enjoyed our visit there. 🌻🌻🌻

8-2025 response to farm response...I didn't say in my review I was a u-pick customer. I came to u-pick until I saw the price and learned it was necessary to take a bus to the field. I was however a customer and purchased some tomatoes at the farm stand. Your sign says $5 per u-pick customer. Whether or not you are actually charging people. I am simply passing along what I learned when visiting. 7-2025 Not great for u-pick blueberry picking. Nice farm store with friendly staff and clean bathrooms. As for the blueberries, it is $7/lb for u-pick and you have to take a bus to get there. Also good to know is that everyone pays a $5 fee to u-pick and the $5 is a credit towards what you pick. Of course you don’t know if you like the picking when you pay this. Since u-pick blueberries are $2.50 or so per pound around my house and you can purchase pre-picked berries at the farmers market for $6 for 12 oz. , I would never u-pick here. If you just want a fun outing on the island it might be worth it for you.

Visiting Bella Organics Farm was a fun experience! The entry to the farm area is free, and you can walk around and enjoy the atmosphere. However, there are plenty of fun activities you can pay for, like the corn maze or haunted corn maze, face painting, hay rides, and more. There’s also a beer and wine garden if you want to relax and enjoy a drink. The food options were great — I had a burger, and there’s plenty more to choose from, like kettle corn, caramel apples, and other treats. The farm has such a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a fall day trip with family, kiddos, or friends. Highly recommend! 🎃✨

Lovely time picking berries. Very reasonable U-pick prices. The berries we picked were extremely delicious. We are excited to come back for the pumpkin patch later on in the season. This was our first berry picking experience and we had an overly delightful time. No complaints! Slay mama, you did that!

Had high hopes and planned our week around visiting this patch. Unfortunately, when we arrived it was very unclear where to go, where to purchase tickets for the activities, and the staff's general disposition was less than friendly (no asking how our day was, no small talk, no smiles). We also weren't excited about paying per activity - kids aren't always predictable and sometimes you don't know how much you will be able to do. It's hard enough to coordinate a trip with kids to the patch, let alone decide on each individual activity. Good: We enjoyed the ride out to the pumpkin field and there were nice views. Also the pumpkin prices seemed very reasonable. Verdict: Unlikely to return or recommend! Expensive activities and not a festive atmosphere (despite the festive decorations).

CASH ONLY! (Food, Corn Maze, etc) There is an ATM but you will pay a $3.50 fee. The corn maze was well built and they offer some games that you can play (clue type games). Beers/wines/ciders are $8, again cash only. Plenty of parking spaces. Overall, it was a decent place to visit.

We went to Bella Organic Farm today for the Egg Hunt. We didn't end up making it for the 130pm slot. By the time we got our parking sorted out and waited in line for our registration tickets, the kids were close to done with waiting 😭 We walked the barn, grabbed some food, walked the maze and walked the grounds. Such a beautiful farm! The inside of the barn is so special. I just love going inside. Fresh produce, jams, syrups, wine, beer and more! One thing I noticed about the Egg Hunt, was that there wasn't an alloted time for special needs children / adults or disabled person's. My kids are both disabled person's so having a special time slot where they are not expected to wait until someone says go or go straight for the eggs would be amazing. It's hard for businesses to make their events inclusive so I'm not mad at all but it does keep us coming back and telling others when our kids can feel included. A suggestion would be to have a closed farm day, morning or afternoon egg drop for those that are disabled or have special needs. ❤️ Thank you as always for taking such good care of us when we are on the grounds. We cannot wait to see you again later in the year!

HEADS UP: this establishment is pretty much CASH ONLY, it was nice that we had some in the wallet but still needed to use their ATM. I'd expected that they would take debit/credit but nope. Honestly we arrived at this location thinking we were going to The Maize and had already gotten the kids unpacked before realizing we weren't where we wanted to be. The food smelled great and it wasn't as crazy-busy as it could've been, so we stayed. The weather was wonderful and made it nice to be outside, but everything felt like a cash grab. Concessions were all overpriced and cash only. The hayride was free but that's all- duck races, petting zoo, face painting all needed cash. I have no idea how fresh the food was made, it was all precooked and sitting in piles behind the counter. It made for a nice and quick lunch but it raises some concerns for me. Would've loved to try their Apple Cider, but the prices really turned me away: $5 for a pint? $8 for a half gallon? Perhaps they are needing to charge more to compensate for 2020, but I'm not sure. The pumpkin pricing felt exorbitant but maybe I'm just used to different pumpkin patches. Instead of pricing by weight they priced by size/ circumference. We paid $12 for 3 small pumpkins, I've included a photo of their pricing system (and the 3 said pumpkins). Overall we were disappointed. We visit an array of different pumpkin patches each year and this was sadly our least favorite experience.