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~ Howdy Pumpkin... Happy Halloweekend 2022...

... You're Amazing –{&}- I Just Had to Fall for You This Season ~

BY DANNY McCARTHY

Cutchogue Village Green is included:
https://www.arcadiapublishing....
There are three different Harbes Farm locations. Harbes Farm Jamesport is home to Harbes Pumpkin Land, where pumpkins can be picked off the vine. There is also a six-acre interactive corn maze, singing hayrides, and more. At Harbes Family Farm in Mattituck, you'll find the Barnyard Adventure Park, which features plenty of family activities and events, including two large pumpkin patches, two corn mazes, hayrides, gem mining, and more. Harbes Orchard in Riverhead offers pumpkin picking, a spooky corn maze, pony rides, and a Robin Hood corn maze.
Riverhead Harbes Orchard:

Part of Harbes Farms on the East End, this 70-acre orchard produces 27 varieties of apples (as well as peaches and nectarines, in season). Its dwarf trees are perfect for little ones eager to pick their own apples. Enjoy plenty of kid-friendly–or adult-only!–fall activities, including pumpkin picking, hayrides, concessions, live music, wine tasting, and a Robin Hood-themed corn maze. The corn maze turns into a family-friendly Spooky Corn Maze on October weekend evenings.

Whether you've got big kids or little ones, Harbes has a maze for you to conquer. At the Harbes Barnyard Adventure in Mattituck, little ones get a kick out of trying to find all the gnomes hidden in its hedge maze. When you're done with that, stay for the pig races, jumbo jumpers, sports zones, and more. Find a more traditional corn maze here as we as at its Riverhead and Jamesport locations. On Saturday nights in October—plus Sunday, October 9—Harbes Orchard's corn maze is transformed into a spooky scene. Bring your own flashlight and be prepared for frights at every turn.

Wickham’s Fruit Farm – Cutchogue:

This 300-acre farm dates to 1661. It is one of the largest on the North Fork and is situated near Peconic Bay. Enjoy a wagon ride out to the apple-picking orchards. A retail shop sells pies, doughnuts, and apple cider. Be sure to check out its historic cider press. Wickham's is closed Sundays. Early-season apples are ripe and ready for picking in August. http://www.wickhamsfruitfarm.c...
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Krupski Farms – Peconic:
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