Jane & Paul’s Farm

I took my 2yrs old son last week for quick apple picking.
I think we went there on tuesday or wednesday. Based on the Unilocal review, I expect the fresh fruits and animal farm. but in reality, many apples were rotten or unriped. also so many apples were on the ground so there were ton of flies and bees. Good thing that I bought a small apple bag for $ 18 so we picked some fresh looking apples. Overall, this farm seems very intimate and local farm so if anyone interesting to bring your kids for fall activities, don’t expect the big animal farm nor apple based pastries or desserts.

Visited J & P today for the first time in 2 – 3 years with our elementary school daughter. What a great morning. Apple picking was easy, apples were plentiful and five varieties were available. We did sample an apple each while we picked and saw many others doing the same without any raised eyebrows. When we purchased our bag before picking the guy simply told us just not to throw the cores on the ground if we samples but rather to use the trash barrels. It didn’t take long to fill up the ½ bushel bag.
We took the tractor ride out to pick a few pumpkins and enjoyed that as well — Paul himself was driving the tractor which you have to respect. It’s hard to imagine farming is an easy life so hats off to Jane & Paul.
Of course the chickens, turkeys and goats were a big hit — and for just a quarter you can get a handful of food to feed them — she loved that.
And let’s not forget the corn maze — we had a nice time finding our way through it.
One tip — they are a cash only business so bring plenty.
Overall a great experience and way closer than much of the apple picking west/​northwest. We will be back for sure.

I love Jane and Paul’s. They have the cutest little pumpkins I’ve ever seen. My grandmother and I go all the time. We love the berry and apple picking. I’ve been buying corn there my whole life and it has always been fresh and sweet, never starchy. The animals are adorable and friendly and my nieces and nephews love seeing them. Always a good experience.

No website, so you gotta call to find out what berries are available and what the conditions are for picking.
Today we headed to another farm nearby that stated the blueberry picking was open and good (on their facebook page.) There were tons of unripe berries and it took forever to pick a couple of pounds. We were so disappointed. On the way home, we saw a sign for Upick and followed it to check out what was there. We ended up at Jane and Paul’s farm.
We we arrived there was just a handful of people in the field and I stopped someone who was headed back to the store to ask how the berry picking was. He said there were tons and he was right!
They provided us with buckets, so we returned ours to the car and headed down to the fields. The rows where we should pick were clearly marked and there so many berries that we picked almost 8 pounds in less than an hour. We could literally hold the bucket under the blueberry bunches and just knock them in.
We normally pick at The Big Apple in Wrentham. They are only open on Tuesday and Saturday for picking though. Usually the conditions are good, but never this good. The Big Apple also uses nets to keep out the birds (understandable), but the holes are too big and birds are often stuck or hurt. Once we had to get someone with a ladder to help rescue one. That certainly detracts from our enjoyment there. There are no nets here at Jane and Paul’s. They did have some blow up beach ball type devices with large circles/​eyes which seemed to do the job. I should get some for our house as birds ate every last one of cherries before they were ripe!
I definitely wouldn’t hesitate to go back to Jane and Paul’s. It is a well kept secret.

they have not fully retired — they will still have blueberries, corn, apples and pumpkins!

I shop at Jane and Paul’s often and have NEVER seen Jane or any other person talk to anyone with anything but respect. Kids can be a pain in the neck in a store touching and playing with food that OTHERS are going to buy. The kids should be told to keep their hands in their pockets when in the store. So far as trying to get more food out of the machine. I am sure Jane did not stop her hard work to hassle your child unless your child was doing something that could harm her or others like getting her hand caught in the food machine and then YOU would blame Jane and Paul’s for having the machine your little darling could stick her fingers/​hand up to get more feed. Give it a rest, you kid sounds like she/​he was misbehaving and expected YOU to straighten them out but without you doing it, what would you do IF you owned the farm, stand by and let you little darling get their hand caught or ruin the cucumber? I doubt it! Leave your kids home if you cannot control them. NO I do not work nor am I related to Jane or Paul, I am just a customer grateful for their wonderful produce and people like you make it unpleasant for the rest of us, that’s all.

First of all let me say my whole family loves Jane & Paul’s Farm. We go there every Fall to pick apples, pumpkins, do the hayride and corn maze. Everything is fresh and delicious. The staff there are friendly and welcoming. My only complaint is the pricing. Last year the pumpkins were $.59 a pound! I might be able to justify that by saying, well you get the hayride too, but there is an extra fee for the hayride. Last year we went on the hayride but I didn’t let the kids get their pumpkins there, we bought them somewhere else where they were $.19 a pound. I understand they need to cover the cost of the farm, but it was more than I was willing to spend on a pumpkin that would be thrown away in matter of weeks.

Always love coming to this farm with my mom and dad when i’m home. they have the freshest produce and it’s a fun alternative to buying fruits and veggies at the supermarket. even when i’m away from home, my parents never hesitate to tell me during the summer that they are «heading to jane and pauls» for corn on the cob.

Goats, chickens, bunnies, pumpkins, apples + corn OH MY!
This place has got a little bit of fall goodness for you.
You can go apple picking, feed the animals, get lost in the corn maze + pick up some great fresh veggies. Pick out your pumpkin to take home or get some caramel apples stuck in your teeth. What ever you decide– you can’t go wrong.
Apples were pretty fresh + tasty. Don’t dare throw one though because you’ll get yelled at… you can however feed one to the goat. awesome.
Plenty of parking. Plenty of apples. Plenty of things to do.
If you need a little farmen’ in the country this fall, this is your kinda place.

Fantastic Local farm in Norfolk… Jane and Paul have welcomed our family for a number of years for our annual Hay/​Pumpkin Ride. gracious Hosts, good business people with competitive prices with great products. What i like is their consistency you can go up any time of year and get what you are looking for…

Awesome farm stand where they grow their own organic veggies. Their fruit is amazing (note the address on Fruit street — coincidence? I don’t think so.) You can pick your own pumpkins, apples, strawberries, etc. (in their respective seasons of course!!!) You can feed their animals and romp in their fields. They also have a baker that brings in excellent fruit pies and homemade jams. Oh! And the fresh corn is soooooooo amazing!