Sherwood Farm — Attraction in Easton

I’ve taken my daughter here a couple of times and the staff have always been very friendly. The farm is great. The owner however is a different story. When I stopped by for a brief second to see the cows with my younger brother and daughter, he screamed at us telling us we were parked on the lawn and I apologized, explained to him that we would move but I had only parked there because every time I have come here I have seen people park in this area which is why I had done it. He then proceeded to continue yelling, took pictures of my license plate, and told me to get a tow truck and that he was calling the police. I was able to get out of there and called the Easton police myself to explain the situation. They told me not to worry about it, that if they got a call from him they wouldn’t do anything to me because it was Ann honest mistake. I felt completely stunned and truly upset by this treatment and will not be going back ever again. Silverminn’s Farm is right next door and we’ll be going there...

Disappointed this is considered itself a farm stand. But then again, given government definitions of what a “farm” is, maybe shouldn’t be surprised: I went there hoping to pick up farm fresh eggs. They are NOT farm fresh (see photos- anyone who knows the difference knows these eggs are store bought). Due to $25 min. Purchase on card, I had to buy more stuff than I needed: one head purple kale ($3) $8pint of strawberries, a pint of not- in season cherry tomatoes, and some monkey bread. Many of the items are distributor bought- limes, bananas, avocados (coming, at least take the stickers off??? . Other items are “not local”. I know it’s June 8- early In the season, but to only have Swiss chard, kale, some stick thin rhubarb and strawberries that looked farm grown… not worth my time or money. Won’t be returning to...

Went here to pick pumpkins. They had nice pumpkins, a cool dinosaur statue and plenty of parking. They also had a corn maze that I didn't try. When I went to pay for my pumpkin, with a credit card, they said $25 minimum. I was buying a $10 pumpkin. If I hadn't driven all the way out there and spent time picking a pumpkin I would've just walked away. A $25min is nuts(and Visa/MasterCard likely do not approve). I guess they're trying to encourage cash so they can take it under the table. But I certainly wouldn't...