Emily S.
7/13/2019
I'm so happy I stopped by during the last week of strawberry season, there were still a lot of ripe ones left. I recommend stopping by early in the morning to beat the crowds and summer heat. I...
Rose’s Berry Farm
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1200 Hebron Ave
Glastonbury, CT 06033
Rose's Berry Farm, nestled in South Glastonbury, CT, has been a beloved pick-your-own farm since its inception in 1908. With a recent change in ownership to The Gondek Family in 2022, the farm continues to offer a pesticide-free environment for visitors to enjoy.
Specializing in seasonal delights such as blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and apples, Rose's Berry Farm is also renowned for its scenic Breakfast-With-A-View experience. A portion of the land was sold to the Town of Glastonbury in 2018 for preservation, ensuring that the legacy of the farm endures for generations to come.
Under the stewardship of The Gondek Family, the farm remains committed to sustainable farming practices and fostering a vibrant, inclusive community. With a focus on farm education and hosting market events, Rose's Berry Farm invites guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature and the joys of agriculture.
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4.016 reviews
Monica B.
10/23/2022
We love the location of 1200 Hebron Ave. in Glastonbury. They were so nice and accommodating !I love the free apple at the farmstand! It was so welcoming ,felt so appreciated , especially wanted...
Jason P.
6/6/2021
This review is strictly for local strawberry season. I look forward to local CT strawberry season every year, and Rose's is my go to. I'll put CT strawberries up against anybody's strawberries....
Gabrielle S.
9/19/2023
The perfect place to go during the summer! Ambiance is great and a Beautiful place to get breakfast. The compote is made with fresh berries and you can also go berry picking or buy items in their...
Richard B.
6/8/2023
Went strawberry picking for the first time this season and the picking was very easy and plenty of strawberries. The only downside is the field is not supervised so you really don't know what...
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