Blooming Hill Farm
(3 Reviews)
(3 Reviews)
1251 Rt. 208, Blooming Grove, NY 10914
Phone:845 782-7310
Fax:845 782-7310
Email:info@bloominghillfarm.com
About Us:
Farm providing fresh organic produce that's fit to eat.
What We Do:
Organic farm
Restaurant
Buy shares at the beginning of the growing season and enjoy organic produce year round. This ensures a stable market for the farm and a steady supply of organic products for you at reduced cost.
Restaurant
Buy shares at the beginning of the growing season and enjoy organic produce year round. This ensures a stable market for the farm and a steady supply of organic products for you at reduced cost.
Products:
Organic produce, fruit, vegetables, flowers
Additional Links:
Driving Directions: 1251 Rt. 208 Orange County
Approx. 3 miles south on Route 208 from the center of Washingtonville, on the right side of the road.
Approx. 3 1/5 miles north on Route 208 from exit 130 of Rt 17 by Monroe, on the left side of the road.
Directions (from NYC)
Cross GWB and take Palisades Pkwy. North to Rt. 6 West to Exit 130 'Monroe/Washingtonville'.
Bear right onto Rt. 208 towards Washingtonville,
keep left at gas station, soon after make a left at sign 'Blooming Hill Farm'
Directions (from Nyack)
Take I-87 to Exit 16, Rt. 6 West to Exit 130 'Monroe/Washingtonville'.
Bear right onto Rt. 208 towards Washingtonville,
keep left at gas station, soon after make a left at sign 'Blooming Hill Farm'
Approx. 3 miles south on Route 208 from the center of Washingtonville, on the right side of the road.
Approx. 3 1/5 miles north on Route 208 from exit 130 of Rt 17 by Monroe, on the left side of the road.
Directions (from NYC)
Cross GWB and take Palisades Pkwy. North to Rt. 6 West to Exit 130 'Monroe/Washingtonville'.
Bear right onto Rt. 208 towards Washingtonville,
keep left at gas station, soon after make a left at sign 'Blooming Hill Farm'
Directions (from Nyack)
Take I-87 to Exit 16, Rt. 6 West to Exit 130 'Monroe/Washingtonville'.
Bear right onto Rt. 208 towards Washingtonville,
keep left at gas station, soon after make a left at sign 'Blooming Hill Farm'
Location: Approx. 3 miles south on Route 208 from the center of Washingtonville, on the right side of the road.
Approx. 3 1/5 miles north on Route 208 from exit 130 of Rt 17 by Monroe, on the left side of the road.
Approx. 3 1/5 miles north on Route 208 from exit 130 of Rt 17 by Monroe, on the left side of the road.
Payment Accepted: Cash;Check
Special Features: Buy shares at the beginning of the growing season and enjoy organic produce year round. This ensures a stable market for the farm and a steady supply of organic products for you at reduced cost. More shares can be purchased at any time after your first share is depleted. The Blooming Hill Farm is 'Open Year Round' for your convenience.
How It Works.
You purchase for future use at the Farm: 1 share for $500 and receive $550 worth of farm products (10% discount). 1/2 Share for $250 and receive $275 worth of farm products (10% discount).
How It Works.
You purchase for future use at the Farm: 1 share for $500 and receive $550 worth of farm products (10% discount). 1/2 Share for $250 and receive $275 worth of farm products (10% discount).
Transportation / Parking: Parking avaiable at farm entrance
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REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 05/14/2012
We love breakfast at the farm!
Pros: Organic, local, delicious
Cons: Crowded on the weekends
"Our family of four absolutely loves breakfast on the farm! The kids love playing in the creak while we wait and the food is always delicious. It's a bit pricey but worth every penny in my book to support a local, organic business. We always bring out of town visitors and they are always impressed. Other than an occasional long long or wait for a table, we have no complaints!"
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 07/29/2009
Completly Worth It
"Personally, I love the place.
Its very wholesome and a great place for kids. Though the produce can be expensive at time its basically the same price of supermarket produce these days and really the people running the place cant charge that cheap of a price for items that are so delicious and fresh. The owners have also been known to have good discounts and sales. I definately recommend going there."
Its very wholesome and a great place for kids. Though the produce can be expensive at time its basically the same price of supermarket produce these days and really the people running the place cant charge that cheap of a price for items that are so delicious and fresh. The owners have also been known to have good discounts and sales. I definately recommend going there."
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 06/16/2008
Expensive- not necessarily worth it.
Pros: Charming
Cons: Expensive, animals outside, limited selection.
"After living in the Hudson Valley for over 27 years, I finally went to the Blooming Hill Farm this past Saturday. While the dusty parking lot and sloping scenery were typical of a farm stand, I was excited to see that the business was busy and I couldn't wait to go check it out. By the time I passed a ratty looking dog, and a cat sprawled out on the table by the entrance, I was starting to question the sanitation aspect. The place was charming enough, with tree lights and umbrella-canopied tables outside for eating. Inside they were serving breakfast, and you could purchase local cheese and bread as well as eggs and milk. The prices were outrageous!!! $2.50 for a single sweet potato! While I would not buy any produce from here ever again, I have to say it was an oddly charming, haphazardly put together place."
