Full Belly Farm — Attraction in Monkton

I am deeply grateful to have Full Belly farm in my community. The stock is great and I love not having to drive into Williston or South Burlington for Rowen Milk, which is the best milk I have tasted for years. Love being able to get bulk for processing even though I think those prices are too high. I tend to go to Schoharie NY by my daughter where bulk prices (peaches, tomatoes, pickling cukes) are about a third, and half bushels of acorn/ butternut squash are about $24. But I do love the availability. Haven’t done the UPick yet but daughter in law has and loves it. I let you pick it for me! Yummy baked goods. And the creemees are dreamee! I’m glad you have it open more regularly than last year. Can you bring back the venmo? Even if you charge a little fee for it. I don’t usually carry checks and cash can be awkward. Thanks for all your hard work. I miss you greatly...

Our family's first time here, we weren't sure where to start and where to go. The staff member we asked gave a very unprofessional response and told us to just follow the signs and don't come back to me until your ready to check out, and to go away. We clearly found our way to the strawberry picking location and had a great time. the plants were very healthy and had plenty of ripe berries.

Then the tent they had as a reception area blew over almost injuring nearby customers and our children. multiple customers including my wife, sister and myself saved it and nearby plants in the process. after bringing this to the staff members attention during check out they were again very abrasive and unprofessional saying that I'm sure it's made its way around and didn't seem sympathetic or appreciative. And did not apologize. We are sad to say we will not be...

It’s a nice beautiful place but it felt more like a small shop than a farm when we visited at the end of September. They didn’t have any ice cream / creamy with strawberry as the machine “closes off” around Labour Day. They sold a lot of pumpkins and some other stuff from local producers (cheese, maple syrup etc) but nothing you can’t find in small towns. It may be interesting to pop by if you are really close but otherwise I wouldn’t bother with more...