Parlee Farms

Favorite place to go! Beautiful farm with sheep, goats, chickens, clean bathrooms, huge sandbox with plenty of toys for the little ones. The flower fields are just gorgeous, at a reasonable $13 per pound for Pick your Own Flowers. I didn’t go Apple or peach picking yet, but looks fun too. There is a store and they have delicious treats and apple cider. My kids and I love coming here!

My husband and I have visited many farms around the Boston area, and Parlee Farm is by far our favorite! They have the best apples — crisp, juicy, and full of flavor. We especially loved the Honeycrisp apples, and their apple crisp was unbelievably delicious! The sheep and goats were absolutely adorable, so gentle and friendly, and we had such a great time apple picking. Everyone working there was so kind and welcoming. Truly the best farm — we can’t wait to come back! 🍎🐑✨

Lovely Farm Experience! 🌸🍎 We visited this farm last weekend for apple picking, and it was such a fun family outing! My kids especially enjoyed the hayride that took us out to the orchard to pick apples. The apple-picking bags cost $41 for 6 people or $30 for 4 people—definitely worth it for the experience. The farm is beautiful, with so much to enjoy all around. They sell non-GMO corn, have a food truck, and you can treat yourself to ice creams or their delicious apple crisp bowl with apple cider donuts right by the farm stand. Honestly, the apple crisp bowl was so good I wanted to go back for another one! 🍏✨ The kids loved visiting the farm animals—goats, chickens, roosters, and sheep. You can even feed them by putting 25¢ into a machine for a small portion of feed, which makes it extra fun for little ones. I can’t wait to return for pumpkin season—it’s the perfect place to enjoy pumpkins, fall flowers, and capture beautiful photos with the colorful, flowery background. 🎃🌼 Highly recommend for families looking for a fun and relaxing day outdoors!

Went there today! Love it !!!! Apart from the amazing apples we picked from the trees, the strawberries we got from their store are super fresh! You gotta try the apple donuts, and their hard cider, and the apple crisp with ice cream !!! Highly recommend!!! They have lots of goats as well! And free sandbox playground for the kids !

Came by on a Wednesday to pick some flowers and check out the farm for the first time. There is plenty of parking available upon entry and the layout is perfect. Loved the petting zoo! We were impressed with the variety of flowers as well as the fair prices! Staff was super friendly and bouquet’d our flowers so nicely. Will definitely return for more!

By 9:55, there were already a lot of cars lining up to get in. Many people were there for apple picking near the entrance. For flower picking, it's farther in — just keep walking along the sheep barn past the sandbox. There’s a separate stand for flowers and pumpkins. 🎫 $3 per person then grab a bucket and scissors The flower garden is within walking distance. When finish, need weigh your flowers, and staff wrap them up nicely. I thought adding two gladiolus would make it heavy, but the total came to $15 it's around $12.? per pound. P.S. If you're driving a low-clearance car, be careful on the slopes and gravel roads — take it slow.

The place is nice but so so busy. It's such a tourist trap you can't even enjoy it. It was mayhem on Saturday 27,2025 around 2 pm. They also charge 2 per person for the hayride but the apples are so far you have to take the hayride to get to them. The small apple bag was 30, and large 41. Total rip. The flowers looked amazing but expensive. parking lot massive and have to walk a ways to get to spot. The cost of the hayride is obnoxious and people on the ride there and back were all talking about how pathetic it is that they charge for a tractor hayride to pick apples where walking would be kind of far. Greedy

I love Parlee farm! I have been apple picking here for many years! This was our first time blueberry picking! always fun! Everything is always amazing! Plus you can buy stuff in the shop! Everything in there is also amazing ! My son loves the chocolate milk plus all the desserts😂 Fresh Apple cider donuts are a must! Very clean facility !

Parlee Farms is my early September tradition every year for PYO flowers. The flowers are so pretty and they have variety; they also have sunflowers in mid September. The entry fees is $3 and it's pay per pound for the flowers. There is also apple orchard next to the flower farm. It is really crowded in the weekends though with family and kids. They also have the farm food stand and store. Their apple cider donuts are a must try! A great place for fall activities and flower picking. -9/10

Looking for a day that encompasses all the best things to do outdoors? Look no further , Parlee farms is a one stop destination for fall fun. First , stop at the petting place to feed the most precious goats sheep's and chickens . Next, mosey your way over to the massive picking land to harvest your own farm fresh fruit & vegetables . Follow that by grabbing a delicious lunch and signature icecream. Make sure to stop inside the farm shop & grab some fresh produce & fresh apple cider donuts . The people that work for parlee are welcoming and friendly . 10/10 would recommend a day at Parlee

Get there early. We arrived right at 10 and had a great experience. We travelled with two kids. The kids loved the petting farm. It was nice to have the pumpkins already picked for us to choose from. The flower garden was very picturesque. We got amazing photos of the kids amongst the sunflowers and pumpkins. If you need Fall family pictures, go here! The kids enjoyed the tractor ride to the apple orchard. Apples were good. We didn't have Hard time filling our bags. This place is very Aidan's affordable. For $100 we did admissions for the flower garden, some orchard, hay ride, bag of apples, lunch (burger, hot dog, Mac and cheese), and to go desserts (donuts, cookies, bread, some crisp mix) , corn and cider. We enjoyed ourselves. The kids had space to run around. Parking was convenient. It did get full mid day but we'd done most of the activities by then. Lines were never long

Went went to pick blueberries and flowers on Saturday. Unfortunately if you're like me and don't blueberries but your other have or family does you won't be able to go with them to just walk with them and experience it. If you go in your have to pay to pick. So that sucked. The front people the first people you see at the blueberry picking part were not the warmest of people. Everyone else was super nice especially the flower booth girls. We just picked flowers since we couldn't all do blueberries. We hung out with the goats too. The bought blueberries inside the Market store as well as Apple cider donuts and scones. All were fantastic.

My family and I have been coming here for yearsss. Now that I have a family of my own, I wanted my baby to experience it. Unfortunately this place is now OVERPRICED and the experience isn't the same as before. They find ways to charge you for every little thing, watching you like it's camp, and so much more. It's not worth it. Sad to say, this is the end for my family but we'll find a new farm to start a new tradition. Goodbye Parlee Farms.

Your prices are absolutely ridiculous I will NEVER go to your farm ever again and I will tell that to anyone I know.. I was completely ripped off!!! For the same exact weight in peaches from Parlee in Tyngsboro I would have paid 78 and I was charged 169 at your farm!!! It's disgusting to do that to people who are just trying to take children out for something fun to do for a couple hours!!!

We come once every year during the blueberry season and they're always a good size. 2 of the large buckets was $71 (we brought our buckets back, otherwise $73) and picking was good! Also the goat/sheep feeding area was very nice and you can buy a little bit of feed for a quarter to give to the goats.

Parlee Farm is a lovely, lovely, lovely farm to take your family to. It is not overpriced and is worth every penny. It not as crowded as some of the farms in other parts of MA. It is located in Tyngsboro, Ma. Drive a little further north and you'll end up in Nashua, NH. You are that close to the border of MA and NH! We went on a Saturday in late August. First on the ticket itinerary is blueberry picking. You can pick blueberries for $4.50 a pound. You walk up to the blueberry stall to get your white bucket. Inside the bucket is a plastic bag. There was no limit on the number of people that can enter the blueberry field per bucket and also no entrance fee. There were at least two farm staffers along the way to guide us into the field and later to the farm market to pay. The blueberry bushes were about six maybe seven feet tall so you don't have to crouch or bend. There was a net above the field so there was a slight shade and I imagined this also shielded the plants and us from giant bugs. We picked a little over two pounds. It was a lot of fun for our little ones and for only $9.40. Totally worth it. The market was also very organized. You have your vegetables, fruits, flowers, donuts, and so on. We tried and liked their homemade garlic and basil butter so we bought some. And as a tradition with any farm, we tried the apple cider donuts. These donuts are very fluffy, not dense as as all. They sell them in bags of half dozen. There was also a refreshment/ice cream stall. I highly recommend their blueberry crisps with ice cream. It was warm and crunchy from the oats and not too sweet. There was a pretty extensive selection of ice cream and seasonal flavors as well. The family in front of us purchased a a strawberry shortcake and frozen apple cider drinks which looked refreshing. The petting zoo was in my opinion very organized. Chicken coups, lazy bunnies lounging about, goats and sheeps that all looked loved and cared for. And best thing, smells great for a farm with animals. Just beyond the animals was the flower field. You can pick your own flowers and peaches in August and apples later in September. Again, there was no entrance fee for entering the flower field. You get a bucket of water and pair of scissors and off you go. There were a variety of zinnias and sunflowers. This was the first time I have ever seen teddy sunflowers in person. They were so puffy and adorable. No wonder the name. It was so cute that you want to press your nose or even face against it. I got two stems of sunflowers which ended up costing about $2+ and my son helped pick some zinnias for about another $2+. The total came out to approximately $5. It was so relaxing walking up and down rows upon rows of flowers. The weather was perfect, cool and clear blue skies. You only have one job according to the staffers, cut the prettiest flowers. I give Parlee Farm a 5. You can easily park in the parking lot and you are a short walk to everything. And I mean a very short walk from the picnic area, to the farm stand, to the farm animals and blueberries picking. You can walk to the flower fields. The tractor will take you to the peaches and back. Apples are up front as well. The layout is great for family with small children and the elderly. The staff were spread all over the farm to help guide you and all of the ones I dealt with were super friendly. This is definitely a farm we would recommend to family and friends.

We were a little concerned about going apple picking at the height of the season but on this overcast and cool Friday early afternoon it wasn't crowded at all. There was ample parking and you didn't have to pay unless you wanted to pick and purchase. There is a $3 per person charge to walk amongst the flower gardens and an additional cost if you want to pick, but the photography opportunity was so cool i likened it to a very inexpensive walk through a botanical garden. Rows and rows of colorful zinnias, gladiolus, dahlias and sunflowers were being visited by so many bees and butterflies it was magical walking among the buzz. We did pick and chose the small bag for $17.50. As my husband explained, the apples are a dollar, two at best and so the small bag holds about 8 if you really pack 'em in. Also folks are eating them in the orchard and whether this is permissible or not (their signage indicates the latter) it's still happening. Consider it an experience and just fork it over. Or shop inside and wander around the non-orchard parts of the expansive property. It's well kept, no trash and we were fascinated by the bleating goats and lambs - they sound so human at first I thought it was a 'kid' crying for its mom...turned out that's exactly what it was. Overall we had a fun time walking among the orchards and flower fields. Listening to the hum of the bees was calming and grounding. The sunflowers were all pointing their heads to the sun in a horticulturally innate response. I loved it all!

Beautiful property! Apple picking and flower picking were so much fun -- we really enjoyed the goats as well! We would absolutely visit again.

Our granddaughter loved seeing Annie's animals, taking a hayride, picking apples ( a beautiful, fresh, yummy, healthy variety, choosing a pumpkin from the patch, and viewing a striking flower garden! What a spectacular way to enjoy a Sunday morning! The staff were very organized, kind, and helpful. Bathrooms were clean, and food to purchase smelled and tasted delicious. We will definitely return to enjoy some more Fall!!

We did some blueberry picking and cut your own flowers. The blueberries were very sweet and the flowers were beautiful. Staff was kind, everyone had masks on, hand sanitizer was easily found on the farm and they tried to have people keep distanced when possible. The blueberry crisp and cider donuts were also really good. If you go towards opening time then it'll be less crowded and not too hot.

Stopped earlier today to pick some flowers and sunflowers with my girlfriend. Beautiful day for it. There was a little bit of crowd control getting in because of covid but the wait wasn't too bad considering that and the fact its Saturday. Overall took 10min. Two separate lines, line for the general store and the other for picking. Plenty of flowers to choose from, even grabbed a pumpkin on my way out. Grabbed some fresh apple cider donuts on my way out too! Perfect place to spend an afternoon with the family, highly recommend.

My family and I had a great time at Parlee Farms on a Saturday afternoon. From the moment we walked in, this place was PACKED. It was difficult finding parking as this place does not allow reservations during a pandemic like other farms. The entrance was a total mess. There were people everywhere and lines forming in every direction possible. There needs to be a better set up... We were a party of 6 and we were there mainly for their apples and the store/market. There were a couple lines for two different booths to purchase your bags for apple picking which were helpful but yet confusing since there were lines for all different things in all directions. We purchased 1/2 bushel bag worth 20 pounds for $35 which allowed the 6 of us into the orchard. Because we went on a weekend they charged $1 per person for the hayride. If we went on a weekday, the cost would've been included. We opted to walk and we regretted every step of it. They claim its a 10 minute walk, but it was pretty far.. but there were employees around to direct us to another employee. They had a ton of apples and every row was the same kind of apples so regardless if you went all the way to the back like we did or the very first rows you were going to get the same apples. Unfortunately they didn't have Granny Smith apples even though their website said they did. :( The store/market was lovely! They had all kinds of things to purchase such as, donuts, apples, pumpkin bread, honey, apple cider, you name it! The market was small but very organized. It was cool to see how the mini donuts were made! I love the fact that these were mini donuts rather than the whole donuts. They sell them by half a dozen in white paper bags at pretty reasonable price points. The farm also had flowers to pick as well in the back past the animals. There was a fee to get in but you got to pick 1 sunflower and the sunflowers were beautiful! I highly recommend this farm. It is a bit of a drive from Boston, but worth it as there is so much to do--Apple picking, animals, flowers, pumpkins, store, and the kitchen! The layout and direction of the farm and be better. Maybe inform guest it's about a 20 minute walk and there are some uphills. Also the trees for these apples are fairly small. Not a real apple picking session without ladders. Normally at other farms the trees are huge and a ton of ladders are found throughout the farm. We didn't see a single ladder at parlee.

My friends and I came here a few weeks ago to go apple picking and check out the pumpkin patch and were very happy with the entire experience. Parking is not an issue at all as there is a huge lot right next to the farm. Once you get to the entrance, you'll get a chance to buy some food before you start walking into the fields. I highly recommend picking up some of their apple cider donuts as they are made in continuous batches and are extremely delicious. To get to the apple orchards, you can either walk for about 10 minutes or pay $1 for a hayride. There was an abundance of apples to pick and a ton of varieties to choose from. We probably spent about 20-30 minutes walking through the entire orchard before heading back to see the rest of the farm. Little did we know, there were also goats and bunnies enclosed in some fencing so if you have kids, this is definitely worth checking out. The pumpkin patch itself is next to the sunflower field and we got the opportunity to pick a pumpkin to carve. This area is definitely a great place to take pictures and relax and I would love to come back someday!

Good morning of apple picking with my daughter. Was really busy but staff was ready. Lots of varieties and plenty of apples. Honey crisps are our favorite. Only issue was the Cider Donuts, not really donuts more like donut holes. Tasted good though!

Been wanting some good apple cider and apple cider doughnuts before the foliage and season ends and this was the perfect way to get that. The doughnuts were made on the spot where you can see it being made. The doughnuts were small but it was so fluffy and moist, not dense at all like most doughnuts were. The apple crisp with vanilla ice cream was amazing. It was warm and paired nicely with the vanilla. The apple cider was good but kinda just tasted like apple juice. The farm itself was family friendly and had plenty of parking. The barnyard animals were adorable with goats bunnies and sheep. There is also apple and pumpkin picking which I did not opt for just as I was there for the food, but definitely would come again next year earlier in the season!

We were excited to go to Parlee Farms especially because there seemed to be a lot to do with the kids. Unfortunately it wasn't a great experience and the staff is not very kid friendly. We got yelled at for standing to close to the door while paying for our apple bags in case someone tried to walk through with a stroller, my 2 year old daughter then got yelled at basically for picking an apple up off the ground under a tree I was told not to let her do that, I then got spoken to for just picking an apple off the tree and not twisting it to come off, I have never been somewhere that the staff watches you and reprimands while you apple pick. There are plenty of other places that don't do that would recommend not coming here especially if you have young kids.

Checked their website to see what's available the night before. We were able to pick white peaches and nectarines. We paid $18 which included admission for 2 people and a 1/2 peck box. It was a short walk to the orchard. The ripest fruit was at the top of the trees but they didn't have ladders, so we ended up picking slightly less ripe fruit that we could reach. After, we stopped by the flower farm which was gorgeous and the petting zoo which had sheep's, goats, chickens and bunnies. We got 6 mini apple cider donuts, a blueberry peach crumble bar, and an apple cider slush from the bakery. All of the food was reasonably priced and delicious! They also have real bathrooms which is a huge plus!! I'd definitely visit again for fruit picking and their bakery items. I'd recommend coming when they open ensure parking and avoid crowds.

We came here for some outdoor activity during a COVID-19 summer afternoon. The picking was great! The cherries were excellent -- deep red and sweet, with convenient ladders placed at intervals for getting to those really hard-to-reach gems. The blueberry bushes are elevated on little raised rows of dirt, making picking those a pleasure, rather than the back-breaking hunchback work it usually is. Finally, the blueberry cobbler with peach ice cream was really a delight. The prices are fair...probably no cheaper than the grocery store but you're going for the experience. And generally, people were observing social distancing with the mask rules being diligently enforced by the staff. Great summer activity if you can stomach the heat!

parlee farms is an amazing place to go pick fresh fruit with kids!

This is a review of the farm for apple picking of honey crisp apples. I came two weeks ago and it was the peak of honey crisp season. What a deal! Prices of the apples were similar to the cost of the apples in the grocery store (maybe just a little more expensive) and they were delicious. I will be back again next year for more! Apple crisp with pumpkin ice cream along with the apple cider donuts were also Nice treats to have.

I have been going to Parlee since I was a child. I have always loved the simplicity of it. The cider donuts are amazing. The small animal farm is fun for the kids. The maze is simple, but entertaining. Today, I went with my family and a lot of the orchard was already picked over. My young son was excited when we finally found an apple up high. He said, mom, there is a ladder, can we use that? I started to move the ladder, but then a man who worked at the farm started yelling at me and coming aggressively towards us! He told me not to move the ladder. Then he said something along the lines of, are you stupid, there isn't a sign on the ladder saying move me. Then he rushed over to us still mumbling in anger and moved the ladder himself. I told him that he really shouldn't be so rude. There isn't any sign saying you can't use the ladders. Also, his behavior was inappropriate in front of children. He was condescending and slightly intimidating. I grabbed my son and called out for my husband. As I walked down the next aisle, I saw others using the ladders in all the other aisles for pictures, for apple picking... Wait, WHAT!?! He was still walking the orchard and didn't say anything to anyone else. I had to have a brief conversation with my son to tell him he didn't do anything wrong. There was a misunderstanding. No one should ever feel they can speak to us that way and it is okay to speak up for yourself.

My girlfriend wanted to go flower-picking and I thought "oh crap, why not?". Turns out, I had more fun than she did. My expectations weren't high and Parlee Farms miraculously exceeded them all. First, they have such a kind and helpful staff - friendly smiles and always willing to point you in the right direction. We got to go blueberry-picking and flower-picking and, out of the two, I enjoyed flower-picking the most - haha! Who knew it could be so therapeutical. My girlfriend was a statue as she was hiding from every single bumble bee in a 50-yard radius. I, on the other hand, was waving hi to all the bees and vigorously looking for the most vibrant flowers. Yeah, I'm pretty goofy. Oh! How could I forget their #1 ranked cider donuts - SO (surprisingly) GOOD! For an hour drive away, Parlee Farms was worth every minute. I'm looking forward to apple picking season to come back, mainly for the donuts and bees.

Ok, first things first. You can pick your own fruits here (whatever is in season). Inside the warm apple cider donuts are simply crave-able (no picture because we ate them too fast! Who can turn down a warm donut?!). The bakery has all minds of fresh seasonal pies, scones, cookies....you name it. If you dont feel like picking your own fruit, no problem! But the pints or quarts inside along with some cider! I picked up some of the scone mix to bring home and make my own. Outside they have a petting zoo and super yummy/creamy ice cream. Cant beat the prices for fresh ingredients. So yummy.

I cant stand this place. We have gone as a family strawberry picking, as well as on several field trips. If you want to visit a farm that is packed with people, where things are overpriced and staff follows you around the whole time, then this place is for you. Give me a small farm anyday over this place. It is SO overated.

It's a fun place for families especially kids. You can feed goats, sheep's and bunnies with 25 cents. One of my kids who's 3 was running toward the area people not supposed to go. And this Asian lady by blueberry picking yelled at me "Miss" and she pointed my son. He was just running around. I went to pick my son and left right away. She was very rude.

Most magical & beautiful place ever! Giant & beautiful fields of flowers to roam through & pick. Wide variety of fruits to pick & animals to feed/pet. Yummy homemade goods & fresh farm produce. One of my favorite places to be

Lovely spot for picking flowers, and can't get enough of the sweet baby goats they have to feed and pet.

Apple picking on the last day at Parlee's farm. Wonderful experience. Came here on a Sunday at around 11 and this place was jammed. First we went straight to purchase the apple bag and hopped on the hayride. There was a variety of apples to pick from and they were DELICIOUss! They were juicy, sweet and crispy!! After that we went to choose pumpkins in preparation for pumpkin carving. Entire experience was wonderful, but we didn't try out the apple crisp, cider nor donut from the kitchen.

Fantastic time! Went early (highly suggested as it got crowded when we left but not horrible). I really want to shout out to the staff; everyone was outgoing, friendly, helpful, organized. And staff were everywhere. Orchards were clean. Animals were cool to see. Very easy to get to from Boston-highly recommended.

My favorite farm in Massachusetts so far! And I've been to a lot of farms. Born and raised in this area and every year I visit a new farm/apple picking place. Everything from their pumpkin patch, apple picking selection, roasted corn, animal farm! Highly recommend. Super cute and perfect for family or friends.

Wanna make a whole day out of apple picking ?? check out Parlee Farms in Tyngsboro. Tractor rides, pumpkin patch, acres of apples with a myriad of varieties, baby goats and flower picking. Yummy homemade cider donuts, apple crisp and so much more. Funny I had so much fun I didn't take Apple pics... just check out their website!

I loved coming to Parlee farm. Blueberry picking time is 8am - 12pm! So we had to get there early. There was just blueberries, but that's okay it was still really good (used the tart ones to bake a blueberry cake). I was surprised there was still blueberries left to be honest! I also enjoyed the flower picking it was very unique and pretty. I didn't get to go see the animals, but maybe next time!

Perfect. Perfect. Perfect. We had a great time picking strawberries and hanging out with the goats. The farm is beautiful with all kinds of veggies and fruits. The strawberries were ripe and only $4.25 per pound. Strawberry donuts were so good... also the frozen apple cider... and honey. We love the animal farm. The goats were cute and hilarious at the same time. Perfect for any kind of group outing. I cannot express how much I love this place. The staff are all very friendly. I would definitely come back!

Visited Parlee Farms for the first time today with the Mr. and lil one to do some apple picking and had a blast! Our normal go to is Tougas, but now that we live farther away, it's harder to make the trek out there. I scouted yelp to see what farms were nearby and decided to check out Parlee based on the reviews. The first thing that we both thought when we got there was how immaculate it was!! The second thought was that we were glad we got there 30 minutes after opening - it was already packed at the time and only got more crowded as time passed! The set up was very efficient. Even though it was pretty crowded, we waited for maybe only 5 minutes to get our apple picking bag. You can even buy some donuts when you buy the bag (genius!). Right around the corner was the line to get onto the hayride (actual hay for seats) to the orchards. The ride was picturesque - I think we basically saw the entire farm. I found myself mentally planning what other fruits to come back for next summer. The hayride took us right to the picking area and we were instructed which rows to pick before getting off the hay ride. The rows were clearly labeled with the apple varieties. As soon as we found out where they were, we made a beeline for the Honeycrisps! Thankfully for us there were tons to choose from! There's an area where the farm animals (we saw goats and chickens) are with sinks to wash your hands afterwards. There's food available to feed the goats with if you like. There's also a large dining area with lots of picnic tables to eat your treats. Didn't feel crowded at all. Our overall experience was awesome. Can't wait to come back next summer for their other fruits!

Over priced for blueberries they force you to buy more than you need and the berries taste funky

Not worth the trip for strawberry picking. We are seasoned pickers and go every year. I brought my father who is 84. Got there on a Friday just after the season opened at 9 AM. We were escorted to field and told to pick there. One of the other guests told us that it was sparse picking. That was in understatement. I spent 50 minutes crawling around on my hands and knees and could not fill by 2 quart container even 1/3 full. There were no ripe berries. We paid 40 dollars and were lucky to get 2 quarts of not particularly ripe berries. I will not bother to go there again, I can buy strawberries for 10 dollars a quart at the local farm stand and save myself the gas and 3 hours out of my day.

Took 2 one year olds and 2 three year olds to berry pick. Was told each child would need their own basket for $11.00 each. Seriously, a one year old can barely walk, never mind manage a basket. Ridiculous policy. I will be going to brookdale to pick for $3.99 a pound.

Parlee is a gorgeous seasonal farm on the MA/NH border that has a little of everything. Acres and acres of homegrown fruits and veggies. Pick your own strawberries, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, corn, apples, pumpkins, and flowers. The store is stacked with freshly picked produce, Mann's pies, baskets, gifts, and bakery items. Their delicious homemade scones and heavenly apple cider donuts are baked fresh daily. Their apple crisp topped with ice cream is a guilty pleasure of mine during Autumn. Not to mention hayrides to the apple orchards. Explore the barns and feed their friendly goats and happy bunnies. Plenty of parking and room to pick without being on top of each other. Newer, spacious bathrooms are a short walk away. Always check their website for the picking conditions before you go. Weekdays are a lot slower. Definitely a must visit during my trips up north. I miss their corn every summer!

Great apple picking spot with farm animals, pumpkin patch, sunflower garden, and flower field! Very reasonably priced. A $25 bag allows entry for up to 4 people. It is an additional $5 entrance fee for the sunflower garden but you get to leave with 1 sunflower each person.

We spent a great Fall day going through the orchard and picking apples. There were plenty of apples even this late in the season. They take you to the orchard via hayride which is a really nice experience. There is also a petting area where children can observe goats and sheep. (There are feed machines nearby for those who want to get more hands on). There is even a handwashing station nearby. The hay maze is a very suitable for children (most Adults will be tall enough to see the way through the maze). Overall, we had a great time. Parking is great, location is convenient and the staff were mostly great (outside of a bratty teenage employee). The apple crisp is delicious - highly recommended!

Great place to pick fruit! We typically have come to pick apples. I had out of towners from the west coast so taking them apple picking was very "New England". We went on a Friday morning, so it wasn't crowded at all. My toddler enjoyed walking through the pumpkin patch and looking at all the animals. There was also a hay maze and throughout the year there is other fruit to pick. The apple cider doughnuts are always delicious and not too heavy. A fall favorite of mine!

i took my 5and 8 year old granddaughters there today to pick peaches. Their pricing is outrageous. Because I was a party of 3 I had to buy a large box which cost $33.00 . We had to pick so many more peaches than we will ever eat. I wanted to go get some peaches for my household and some for my granddaughters' household. I'll be trying to give these away to anyone I see . Plus they hard . I am putting them in a brown bag to hopefully ripen up . The girls enjoyed the donuts and feeding the animals. I think they are taking advantage of people who come to pick fruit.

First time coming here and it was a great experience! There were blueberries and cherries in season and the blueberries were ripe and delicious! We bought 3 quarts which allowed three people to go in. One quart allows one person to go in. The staff was super friendly and told us what to do. There were goats and rabbits and you can feed them for 75 cents. The place had a lot of people and a long line but when we were picking our blueberries, there was less people.

I came with my family to pick blueberries. It was a new experience with us. They have a delicious ice cream with local flavor. We loved this

They charged me $26 for two adults and a ONE year old child. Complete ripoff. Other places let you pick berries and then charge you per pound.

Wow wow! Parlee farms is officially my go-to for pick your owns. Not only do they have all sorts of fruits (blueberries, strawberries, peaches, apples) they also have a beautiful flower garden in the summer. Prices are super affordable and it's a great unconventional date idea. Did I mention, their cider donuts are to die for?! The donut was super soft and flakey. Once I bit into it, it just fell apart in my mouth (drooling right now). Definitely one of the best I've had. It's also won an award for best cider donuts as well. Hooray for kickass local business!!

I went strawberry picking here a month ago and it was a good experience. It was rather busy so it's too bad they don't have more strawberry patches but they only have so much land to work with I guess. Picking closed at 11am because all the ripe berries had already been picked for that day. The strawberry donuts are to die for!!! I wish I had the recipe. I want to come back in the fall for the cider donuts. We visited the sheep, bunnies and goats afterwards which was neat. This is definitely a bonus if you have kids. It's a cute, family friendly spot, but I just came with my boyfriend and we had a good time. I found that the staff was friendly and not pushy or anything. I think Walter C. and Susan S. must have gotten the bad apple of the bunch unfortunately. Our strawberries were a little mounded but I think we paid per pound. Hopefully management reads Yelp and talks to that employee.