Kelly Dick Farm Stand

I stopped there yesterday really excited to get some local fruits and veggies. I brought everything home and put it away. Today, half of the items I bought were already moldy or rotting. I stored them the same way I always do and have never had problems.

Love to support my local farms
A bit pricey, no organic options
Fresh veggies, huge selection! Also sell other local products, would be awesome if they had a tour of the farm, Hay Ride?
Awesome OLDE FARM STAND vibe, friendly people

Love this place and have been coming here for years. Best fresh fruit and veggies. Also they carry local dairy products as well. On par with grocery store pricing yet much fresher!

LOVE THEIR FRESH FLOWER BOUQUETS! This farm stand never ceases to amaze. They have all kinds of produce, fresh baked goods, and a nice assortment of flowers. There’s something for everyone at this farm stand. Also, it’s nice to support local farming!

I gave it 3 stars because it has all of the items you would expect a good farm stand to have. I find the quality to be good.
However, it is so overpriced that I only shop there when I am too lazy to go all the way to the supermarket.
I would not shop there on a regular basis. It is simply too expensive.

Kelly’s Farm Stand never disappoints. From their selection of plants to the produce that seems to be endless throughout the summer, everything is great!
I wish that I had known about them before I got married. Their bouquets of cut flowers are so much nicer and inexpensive than anything else you can buy.
Service there is incredible as well. They are so very nice, helpful and informative.

Kelly’s is a great farm stand and it does bring you back to when you were a child! Shop away and don’t forget to get a bunch of fresh flowers while you are there!

When I was a kid growing up in very, very small town Massachusetts, there were a plethora of farm stands selling their wares to the locals. Most have shut down over the years, but Dick Kelly’s farm stand remains.
To me, produce from the farm stand tastes so much better than anything you can buy in the grocery store. Sure, some of it costs more than you’d pay at the grocery store, but it’s worth it to me. Kelly’s sells stuff they’ve grown themselves, but also bring other produce in to round out and complete the stand (and everything is labeled, so you can tell if it’s their own, or from somewhere else).
Fresh tomatoes, butter and sugar corn on on the cob, huge zucchini and squash, lettuce, a wide variety of berries, plus so much more.
If I had any sort of a green thumb, and some land on which to do so, I’d have a garden of my own. But, since I seem to kill anything green to which I attempt to tend, I’ll leave it to the Kelly’s to sell me the tastes of my childhood summers…