Condzella's Farm

“If you enjoy fresh organic fruit, want to try a new experience with kids, family and friends, or if you’re the type to examine fruits before putting them in your cart, I encourage you to visit this farm! As you enter the premises, park your car and walk down to the strawberry picking field. There was a small basket for $12 and a large basket for $40. You can fill up your strawberry baskets with as many strawberries as you want so practice your balancing skills before you come! The strawberries tasted sweet and flavorful. I’ve never did a U-pick farm before, but I know this won’t be my last. The only major rules that was given was not to straddle the plants when picking the fruit and don’t cross over the lanes. Pretty simple. Please monitor your children to follow these rules, it’s not fair to others to find stomped-on strawberries. Wearing closed toe shoes that are not white is best. And perhaps wear red so you won’t notice the strawberry stains that will happen. Bring wipes and water to get the stains out. There was a port-a-potty by the parking area so perhaps go before walking all the way to the fields. I had a wonderful time and will return for blueberry season! Enjoy 💕”

“Went to the farm after missing out on almost everything for 2020 and 2021 here in New York. What a pleasant surprise to find the smaller stand open on the back part of the farm (accessible by 25A) where we met the nicest woman who was very helpful and pleasant. She did explain that the baskets are higher in price, they are a small farm, and most importantly, THEY USE NO PESTICIDES so these are truly organic strawberries. They were HUGE and juicy and while a little more expensive, worth every dollar!!! We did go around to the "pick your own" side and went back to just pay for the pre-picked ones since the line was so long and we didn't want to rush in with a crowd. We also bought the honey that they make as well and will be back again soon!”

“great experience at Condzella’s farm! we actually drove up originally to go to Lewin’s farm but we couldn’t find any strawberries to pick. luckily, Condzella’s was a 2min drive down the road and had an abundance of strawberries for us to pick. the lady at the front was extremely helpful with explaining to us how to pick the right strawberries and telling us the certain rules to follow. they had 4 different varieties of strawberries and allowed us to try them before picking them. i found the strawberries closest to the fence were the sweetest variety and tasted like sugar! we left with 3 full quarts and really enjoyed our experience at Condzella’s. will plan on coming back in the future <3”

“Great family experience. The strawberries are amazingly delicious and best of all no pesticides are sprayed! Not sure why some of the other posters are bothered about the pretty straightforward rules. Don’t step on over the lanes (In strawberry patches) so that you don’t destroy them and people don’t end up eating berries that were on the underside of your shoes. It was clear how much effort was put into the farm & we personally found the lady selling baskets to be quite entertaining.”

“We have been going every year and have had a wonderful experience each time! Kathryn, who's always working the backside of the farm is an absolute doll and always has a smile on her face! Made Jam today as we had so many delicious strawberries Thanks to Kathryn and Emily!”

“My son and I had a fun time strawberry picking! We went late in the season and there was still a plethora of berries to pick. Kathryn was so nice and offered to take a photo of us before we left. The strawberries are delicious!”

“We come strawberry picking here every year. We've never had issues with rudeness from the employees, they've always been kind, helpful, and informative. Strawberries are always sweet too.”

“Sweetest strawberries I have ever had. You can pick your own or buy ones picked already.”