Visiting Our Farm
Come for the flowers, the fresh air, the escape, the experience.
The Details…
We are located in the heart of Somers, behind the white commercial building that houses Rebel Yoga, Taste Deli and the Dry Cleaners. Just drive around behind the building to find the farm. There is no road signage at the moment, but the address number is marked on a gray mailbox on the road.
265 US Route 202, Somers, New York.
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Parking is available in the parking lot around the commercial building in front of the farm. For the safety of our visitors, please do not drive down the farm driveway to the barn. Overflow parking is available at the Elephant Hotel (town building on the corner of routes 100/202) on market days.
We are located about an hour north of New York City.
When driving north from NYC, we can be reached using either exit 6A or 7 off Interstate 684 North.
When driving South, we can be reached using exit 8 from Interstate 684 South
During open season, we have one porta-potty on site for customer use.
Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting…
Honeybee Grove is kid friendly!
Wear proper shoes and mind your step as you will be walking in a field, on woodchips, and weed fabric.
We accept all major credit cards and Apple Pay.
Friendly dogs are allowed ONLY in the front grassy area of the farm, where the Farmer’s Market is held, and not allowed in the gardens or around the property. Many common plants and flowers are toxic to household pets please take care at the farm and back at home. Check with your vet regarding specific flowers, the ASPCA website is a good place to start. For the safety of the dogs and our flowers, please be a responsible dog owner. Dog urine kills plants and destroys equipment and plants are our livelihood. Please do not allow your pet to potty on the flowers and our farm equipment.
In the same vein, it is important to remember that plants, flowers, weeds, bugs, mushrooms, etc., are either edible or not edible. If something is not edible, it means it carries some amount of toxicity. Please do not eat the flowers at the farm unless you know what you are doing. This goes for any little ones - please do not hand your small child a flower and turn away, unless you know with certainty that it is safe for them to chew on. Many common garden flowers carry a level of toxicity that I would not want my child to put in their mouth. Yes this seems silly to mention here, but while “a little dirt never hurt” is a fun theory… the same cannot be said for all things in nature.
Outside food is allowed, at the tables but be sure to clean up after yourself. No outside alcohol.
Please respect the flowers and wildlife while on premises, some bugs are great for the flowers and our eco-system.
Sunscreen, bug spray and proper footwear can be helpful.
This is a working farm. Please stay off the farm machinery as these are for farm use and are not safe for children to climb.
No smoking or vaping allowed anywhere on the property.
Thinking of a photoshoot for a family photo or a special occasion? See our photography page for details.
“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.”
— Audrey Hepburn