FREE ANY SIZE PUMPKIN WITH PAID ADMISSION TO BELKIN FAMILY LOOKOUT FARM

Continued for an additional week due to popular demand, Belkin Family Lookout Farm, Metrowest’s beloved destination for outdoor family fun, is pleased to offer all guests one free pumpkin in any size with each paid admission (while supplies last) on October 24th and 25th. Open everyday from 10:00am to 5:00pm, the farm is currently picking Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Shizuka, Jonagold, and Cortland apples, as well as Asian Pears. The pumpkin patch is open, as well as the fall pumpkin display – making for the perfect family photo opportunity.

Throughout October, the farm will continue to offer their regular live entertainment for the whole family such as the kids play area, the treasured train and caterpillar rides, farm animals, farm maze, hay pyramid, moon bounce, the Busy Bee Learning Center, Lego tables and face-painting. Each weekend, the activities kick-off with pony and camel rides, hayrides, The BBQ Express and live children’s entertainment (shows at 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:00pm). In addition, the U-Barn features freshly baked pies, a variety of fruit from the orchards, their own honey, and many more treats. Seasoned firewood is also available, so you can keep Belkin Family Lookout Farm with you throughout the winter months.

Located steps from the orchards is the newly launched Lookout Farm Hard Cider Company, featuring The Lookout Taproom, where guests can leisurely enjoy and purchase cider. In addition to their classic Farmhouse Blend, the taproom offers a selection of limited release ciders on draft including the Pumpkin Patch made with sugar pumpkins from the farm. While parents sip, kids can enjoy sweet cider on draft alongside a variety of flatbreads, New England charcuterie and cheeses and sorbet that pair perfectly with the crisp cider offerings. The classic Farmhouse Blend cider is available to go in a four-pack of 12 oz. bottles; for a limited time only Pumpkin Patch will be available to go in four-packs of 12 oz. bottles as well.

To see what’s picking, check out the website or call the hotline at (508) 653–0653.