Pezza Farm

Love love love this farm! I’ve been going to this farm for about 4 years and the family that owns it are such amazing people ! My son loves feeding the animals (me too!) And they have beautiful stuff ! Nice flowers, plants etc… and in the fall they have hayrides, pumpkin picking and scarecrow making ! So much fun!

I absolutely love this place. Since moving to Rhode Island I’ve been getting most of my vegetables eggs and local honey from here. The vegetables are extremely tasty and fresh. They have a great selection. The eggs were also very good. Have any leftover egg cartons? Take them with you as the reuse egg cartons. I also drop off plastic bags, glass and plastic jars to them. Reuse, recycle, renew!
The place is huge. They offer all sort of activities for families and kids.
Family run and operated. Great friendly people!

This is a great place to bring your kids to and pick out local vegetables. I wish I could give Pezza Farm a great rating because the staff is extremely kind but all of their flowers, succulents everything is infested with spider mites and aphids.
The first time I went, I purchased several different succulent plants to create beautiful terrariums for my apartment. Terrariums require time, patience, creativity and expensive materials such as decorative rocks and charcoal rocks. Four days after I planted the terrariums I noticed all of my hard work was ruined! I had aphids flying around in my kitchen cabinets, infesting the fruit on my counters and ALL the plants in my apartment. The aphids were embedded in my succulent’s leaves, I was in tears. Yesterday I tried going back and explained to the owner what happened; she apologized and promised the succulents I picked out were free of pests. Unfortunately, the moment I took the plants out of the containers, hundreds of aphids and spider mites crawled out. They need to change the fertilizer that they use or something… be forewarned!

Love this farm! The staff are wonderful! The food, fresh eggs, décor are all great as well. I purchased fresh flowers from them and will be back again! Sometimes we go just to visit the animals which are all sweet and well taken care of! I loved speaking with the staff there — so sweet and knowledgable!

Very cute, prices are reasonable. My son loved feeding the animals. Got there at closing so we didn’t get to ride the hay ride but we will try again soon!

Pezza is hands down one of my favorite farms on the Plainfield Pike stretch. Their active and engaging livestock seem to know if they act cute you will buy an ice cream cone of feed and treat them to some grub. There are goats, miniature ponies, and chickens roaming about.
The farm produce itself is always great at Pezza– Summertime brings a nice variety of tomatoes and chile peppers. Farmers/​employees are friendly and full of information.
A great stop on a day in the country side.

As a native Floridian, and a recent (somewhat) transplant to New England, I was thrilled to finally get the opportunity to «pick my own» farm fresh Christmas tree. Ok, so we didn’t exactly go frolicking through the forest, axe in hand, to go chop down a tree like a lumber jack. We did, however, have a great experience picking out an already chopped down fir that was given a «clean cut» and strapped to the hood of my car by a really friendly dude with a saw.
Oh yeah! There was a pony! A really awesome, friendly pony who may or may not try to eat your arm off. There were also chickens, a really vocal goat, and possibly some other barn yard friends wandering around in the barn.
Not only did they have Christmas trees (and nice ones at that, no Charlie Brown’s at this farm) but they also had wreaths, holly plants, cute ornaments and many other holiday items that you can peruse while you wait for your tree to be cut down to your liking. The trees are around 40 $ for the orange tagged trees and 60 $ for the pink tagged (not quite sure what the difference is, but we found a really nice one for the cheaper price).
I had an absolutely fab experience and highly recommend Pezza farm for all your holiday needs. I will gladly go back in the future and can’t wait to purchase other items that they sell such as honey and honey, and to visit the friendly pony.

Love this farm! It’s been way to long since I’ve been to an actual farm, probably grade school that I couldn’t help but feel like a kid again; «ooh-​ing and aww-​ing» at all the cute farm animals you see the moment you enter this place, little chickens freely roaming around, goats, ducks, lambs, and more to see once you get a chance to get on the hayride and feed the livestock. With that said it was only $ 6 for the hayride, pick-​your-​own pumpkin. (I want to say feeding the animals was also included w/​that, but I can’t remember… They did give us 2 separate tickets). In any case, definitely an inexpensive and fun activity for a group of friends or the kids.
Do have to mention that once we made it to the pumpkin patch the findings were a little scare, with a lot more baby pumpkins available. I came with a small group of friends and we had planned on doing a pumpkin carving contest and with the smaller sized pumpkins we did just fine w/​. We also ended up purchasing a much bigger size one for $ 13, so not too shabby. I figured the farm had been pretty busy the first few months of Oct., not really a big deal because we all ended up finding something nice.
Staff were friendly, animals were friendly– with the positive experience that day, I would definitely come back to Peeza Farm again! :)