Greig Farm in Red Hook: no entrance fee, pay by weight for blueberries or apples. Feed goats free, then walk four miles of farm trails.
Marion and Robert Greig started this place in 1942 as a small dairy and fruit farm, and their son Norman brought it back to life in 1975. Now in its third generation, it's a sprawling 300-acre operation that works on one simple principle: no entrance fee, pay by weight for what you pick. Pick-your-own opened in 1952 with strawberries and has expanded through the growing seasons. Come spring for asparagus and sugar snap peas, summer for blueberries and blackberries, fall for apples and pumpkins.
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