Lewin Farms

“Based on my recent visit, Lewin Farms is far more than just a farm stand; it’s a genuine destination for anyone who appreciates fresh, high-quality produce and a wonderfully pleasant shopping experience. I left thoroughly impressed and will certainly be making the trip back regularly. The star of the show is, without a doubt, the incredible selection of vegetables. The word "fresh" doesn't even do it justice. You can truly taste the difference when produce is picked at its peak, and Lewin's vegetables are a testament to that. From vibrant, crisp greens and perfectly ripe tomatoes to an impressive array of seasonal offerings, everything looked and felt like it had just come from the field. I also appreciated their selection of grocery items, which complements their fresh offerings perfectly, allowing you to pick up other pantry staples in one convenient stop. Beyond the produce, the atmosphere of the store itself is a huge draw. The entire place was immaculately clean and beautifully organized, making it a joy to browse. The associates were exceptionally friendly and helpful, offering suggestions and clearly taking pride in their products. Their positive attitude really enhances the overall experience. Now, for the main event: the food counter. You simply cannot leave without trying their famous baked potatoes and roasted corn. The potato was fluffy and perfectly seasoned, while the roasted corn was smoky, sweet, and slathered in butter—absolute perfection. And just when I thought it couldn't get any better, I tried the deep-fried Oreo cookies. Let me tell you, they are as mouth-watering as everyone says! The warm, melting chocolate and creamy center inside a light, fried pastry is a little slice of heaven. With plenty of convenient parking and a dedicated food area where you can sit and enjoy your treats immediately, Lewin Farms has thought of everything. It’s a five-star experience from the moment you arrive until the last delicious bite. Highly recommended”

“What a great little place. We ended up coming here unplanned, because the place we went first had run out of apples and I'm glad they did because we had such a nice time. We've gone to the larger farms in the past where they have corn mazes and playgrounds and candle making and charge a fortune for a small plastic bag. This place gave us these really nice wood baskets to fill up and they charge you for what you pick by the pound AND we got to take our apples home in the nice wood basket. I paid so much less for the same amount of apples plus donuts and a nice basket then I would have at one of the bigger places. It wasn't crowded, so it felt like we were apple picking by ourselves instead of with a bunch of strangers. Me and my kids had the best time picking apples together. The woman who checked us out was very pleasant and took a picture of us. What a great experience. We will definitely be coming back next year.”

“Very nice place. Really liked the selection of fresh vegetables and fruit. They also have fresh baked cakes and pies, milk, butter, cheese, alcohol, plants etc. people are friendly and helpful and there is plenty of parking. They also have the pick your own sections down or up the road depending on how you look at it or come. Pretty nice drive out here as well, definitely recommend this place if you're in the area, or if you just want to travel as we did to get fresh vegetables and fruit.”

“My favorite baked potatoes on Earth! So good, seasonal for the summer, you can’t beat it $3.50 drizzled with butter and salt. They also have corn on the cob at their farm stand which is also very good. We did pick your own raspberries; you pay by weight for what you pick. Pricier than what you would pay for the produce at the grocery store but you pay for the experience; the berry selection was good and they also had blueberries. Plenty of parking. They have port a potties.”

“We often visit this farm near New York and it’s always a wonderful experience. Fresh air and lots of activities make every trip special. This time we went apple and tomato picking right from the field — such a fun experience! 🍎🍅 Afterward, we bought fresh produce at the farm market. Everything was delicious and high quality. We always enjoy coming here and will definitely return again!”

“Been coming pumpkin picking here since I was a child and I have only the fondest memories! The patch was absolutely amazing this year! A wonderful variety of beautiful pumpkins in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Gerry is always so wonderful and $40 for all you can carry is amazing! Visiting Lewin Farms will always be a staple in my family’s festivities!”

“Best farm and farm stand I’ve been to. The pick your own options are incredible. Biggest and most diverse pumpkin patch I’ve ever seen. The corn maze was really well done and a cool experience. They also have their own beer and ice cream. Highly recommended.”

“We drove more than 84 miles (over 2 hours) to visit your strawberry farm with our two young children. We specifically planned this trip as a family outing and an opportunity to create a memorable experience for our kids. We arrived at 4:10 PM, while the posted closing time for strawberry picking was 4:30 PM. The employee who was controlling access to the field refused to let us enter. I politely explained that we had traveled a long distance specifically for this experience and asked if we could quickly go into the field and pick some strawberries, even if only for a short time. I also asked if he could speak with a manager, but he stated that he was the manager and continued to refuse. What disappointed us most was that our two young children were standing right there, excited and eagerly looking forward to picking strawberries themselves. The issue was never about the strawberries. Strawberries can be purchased at any grocery store. We came for the experience, the memories, and the opportunity for our children to enjoy picking fruit directly from the field. While we were speaking, another customer who was leaving the field with his family overheard our conversation and kindly asked the employee to show some understanding and allow us to enter for a short time. He mentioned that he understood how difficult it is to travel such a long distance with small children. However, instead of listening respectfully, the employee responded in a rude and dismissive manner. He said, “Don’t tell me how to do my job. If you feel so sorry for them, give them your strawberries.” The customer was kind enough to offer us some of the strawberries he had picked, but I thanked him and declined because that was never the point. The most disappointing part of this situation is that the employee seemed to completely miss the reason why families come to places like this. We did not come for the strawberries themselves. We came for the experience, for family time, and for the opportunity to let our children pick strawberries with their own hands and create happy memories. I understand that employees may be tired after a long day and that rules exist for a reason. However, we arrived before the posted closing time, were ready to pay, and were not asking for anything for free. Instead of spending more than ten minutes arguing and explaining why we could not enter, a small amount of flexibility, understanding, and kindness could have made a big difference. What disappointed us most was not the decision itself, but the attitude. The lack of empathy toward a family with two young children, the rude tone, and the disrespectful response to another customer left us with a very negative impression. This behavior felt unprofessional and does not reflect the level of hospitality one would expect from a family-oriented farm that welcomes children and families. I hope you will take this feedback seriously and provide additional customer service training for your staff. We sincerely hope that other families who travel long distances to create special memories with their children will not have a similar experience.”