Langwater Farm

We had a birthday party here. We arrived to multiple people in our private party space. We had to ask them to leave. Through out the entire party people were walking into the party area as there was only 1 sign for a private event and the area was not sectioned off properly. The area was littered in trash on the ground and there were half eaten donuts on one of the tables, which we had to take care of. Before the party began we were already put off from the atmosphere. Then it was time for the hayride. I was asked for a count of adults and children. I had stated we would have 54, which was an over estimate. When the tractor for our group pulled up they had only brought over a tractor with one trailer and expected us all to fit. We of course did not and they instead told 9+ people from our private party that they could use the public tractor to get to the pumpkin patch. The public tractor did not even make it out to the pumpkin patch before our group had all unloaded, picked pumpkins, and got back on the trailer. So an hour+ out of the 2 hours of the time our party was split up. There was also a giant stump in the entry way of the party area that my mother tripped and fell on. I sent an email to the farm of our experience and the response was "It sounds like we were a little overwhelmed by the volume of customers on Sunday, and I'm sorry it detracted from your party experience." No apology for my mother falling. No asking if she was okay. Nothing. Highly recommend NOT going here. Horrible customer service and experience

Langwater farms quickly became one of our absolute favorite places when we moved from New Jersey to Massachusetts. We have loved watching them expand to their farm store and all of additional local goods, food, and events they have brought in since! It’s more than just a farm store, it’s a place to gather, grab a quick bite to eat, and stock up on groceries for the week!

I decided to stop in and see what they have. I walked in and saw the prices and immediately walked out. Listen, I understand supporting local farmers but charging 20.00 for a small container of chocolates which I can easily buy at a supermarket for 4.00 is highway robbery. A Small frozen pizza there costs 15.00?!?!. Even their fruits and veggies are outrageous. I am not paying 12.00 for a tiny container of cranberries. No thank you. There are way cheaper farm stands out there.

Drove by this place, thought it looked cute so came back a week later. The farm store is nice and the photo ops outside. The donuts were warm and delicious. Unfortunately the corn maze took under 5 minutes so that was disappointing. Also there were barely any pumpkins left in the patch. I understand having some at the store for daily customers but it takes away from the hayride event.