Address: 34345 Snickersville Turnpike, Bluemont, VA 20135, USA
Phone: +15405542073
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: 10AM–5PM
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Stephanie Turner
Cute place in theory but the play structures need some major TLC. For $60 admission for a family of four I expect better upkeep. The food was decent, and a nice ambiance with the live music. The plums from the store were tasty but the blackberries lacked flavor. The cider donuts were absolutely delicious! All that being said our kids enjoyed the trip.
Joana O'Brien
Great country farm! Conveniently located about 45 minutes from the Dulles Airport. As you drive through small quiet towns, large estates and several wineries, this place pops up from what appears nowhere. My first instinct was to turn around because it felt like we were trespassing onto someone’s farm but keep driving down the scraggly road and it will open up to a large parking area, with a friendly and welcoming “visitor’s center.” We visited on a Sunday, and although it was busy, it wasn’t crowded. There is an $8 admission fee, which lets you onto the grounds, which has all sorts of things to do. At this time of the year, they had pick your own peaches (several types such as donut and white), blackberries and sunflowers ($1 per stem). There is a little outside “café” that serves popcorn chicken, pizza, salads, and most importantly, very cold and refreshing sodas/water for what I consider an exorbitant price (check my pictures). We had to take a wagon-ride to get to the peach fields, which were vast and clearly marked as to where one could pick and where not to. They are clearly getting ready for the apple season as there were fields and fields full of apple trees heavy with fruit working its way to deliciousness. There are play activities for kids (and grownup kids), live music and the marketplace is full of conserves, fresh fruit and veggies, baked goods and so on. If you look at my pictures, you’ll get a better idea of prices and availability. Throughout the year, this farm offers “Pick Your Own” or PYO (as I’ve recently learned) of strawberries, peaches, cherries, blackberries, potatoes, apples and pumpkins. All in all, a nice place to go with or without kids… I had my “grownup” kid with me, and we had a great time. IMPORTANT TIPS: 1. Spray yourself with bug spray, you will be out in the fields and the likelihood of running into ticks is HIGH. I caught a fatty one travelling up my leg. Wear covered shoes, pants and cover your head to prevent tick bites. Check yourselves in the evening. 2. Wear sunscreen! 3. Bring water or something hydrating as it gets humid and hot.
Michael Condor
Second-year visiting Great Country Farms during the pre-Halloween season. Last year, it was fairly quiet due to the Covid outbreak; however, that is not the case anymore. The Farm was booming this past weekend. (Tip: get tickets early …
Matthew McKeever
Met our Kids and Grandkid and their friends and young one for a day of farm animals, tractor rides, all sorts of pumpkins and playgrounds and then a big picnic by the pond !! What a great day. And the pig races !!!! They really are very …
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Yes! Apple season typically runs from August through October, sometimes longer depending on the weather.
I am not gluten free
Yes! There's tons of doggies everywhere (:
I would call them tomorrow to see if they can do phone purchases! Might be a temporary thing.
Dogs must be on leash, also mask must be worn when social distancing is not possible , however lots of fresh air. Great place, do not listen to the karens of the world. Dogs are welcome.
Absolutely! I hope they are going to have it this year.
They are open. We went there last weekend, the store was open with produce, bakery. Not sure if I saw chickens. You can call them.
Credit Card works there
They should still have peach picking. The best is to check their website.
They charged $10 as entrance fee to their farm. Probably a fee for seeing their farm attractions.
Might need a Virginia fishing license still
peaches
They are open from April to November.
They say they have these 31 varieties: Pristine Summer Red Fuji Honeycrisp Honeygold Blondee Golden Supreme Pink Lady Crispin Candy crisp Golden Delicious Red Delicious Super Red Fuji September Wonder Fuji Autumn Fuji Enterprise Royal Empire Rodger Red McIntosh Gold Rush Arkansas Black Shizuka Albemarle Pipin Gale Gala Northern Spy Crimson Crisp Cameo Ruby John Jonafree Jonagold Red Jonagold Granny Smith Idared I was there last week and it was getting thin, but they had Fuji, pink lady, and candy crisp, maybe a couple others.
That is a good question which i cannot answer unfortunately. Best option would be to contact the farm directly on the phone and speak with them
Weekday Admission: $8/child 3+ & $10/adult 18+ Saturday & Sunday Admission: $10/child 3+ & 12/adult 18+
Strawberries are early in the season, I believe early-mid May. I don't think they do blueberries.
Apples, maybe pears (in the market, not to pick). Peaches and nectarines end this week.
I found out. They're open for peach, nectarine, and apple picking.
Depends if you are a csa member or not. $1.99 if you not a member and a %10 discount if you are.
Purchase them at the farm
YES! Our Dog Days event is 4/15 & 4/16 and we have a weekend of fun activities for people and pups!
They have a small pond that I believe is catch and release.
Yes! They also have a couple festivals: Pumpkin Chuckin Nov 4-7 and Cornhole for a Cause Nov 11.
We were there Oct 1 and there was plenty of apples,picked 26lbs. There is the pumpkin patch too and plenty of other fun activities. You'll love it!
Concur with prior answer. Id give them a call. They are delicious 😊
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