COVID-19 Updates

We know that outdoor activities offer one of the safest choices for entertainment during the pandemic. We hope that you will take comfort in our commitment to implement these COVID-related safety precautions and ask that you join us in doing your part so we can all enjoy another season together.

Asking that all unvaccinated individuals wear masks inside our buildings, when online, and when in close contact with others
Encouraging social distancing throughout the farm
Providing hand sanitizer throughout the farm

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. Senior citizens and guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable. By visiting our farm, you are, on behalf of yourself or any invitees, voluntarily assuming all risks related to exposure to COVID-19 or any other disease.

Stay safe

See you soon

Farm Map Fall 2021

Come home to the country;
Come visit us at Pierson's Farm

A country experience
for the whole family

Come visit Pierson’s Farm for U-pick pumpkins, sunflowers, and fall festivities in September and October; Christmas trees (U-pick coming soon!) and wreath-making classes during the winter months; and beautiful hanging baskets and fairy garden kits, as well as vegetable, herb, and annual starter plants, in the spring.

We also have grass-fed Black Angus beef (by the pound and in bulk by the quarter), pasture-raised chicken and pork (by the pound), and free range eggs (by the dozen) available for purchase year round from the gift shop. Cash or credit cards accepted. No checks please. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to keep up with our seasonal events and to see what’s happening throughout the year.

We look forward to seeing you soon,

Orrin and Jackie Pierson

Dedicated to

COUNTRY GOODNESS

Our Story

Settled in 1790, Pierson’s Farm is one of the Hudson Valley’s historical landmarks. Today, the farm is owned by Orrin Pierson, a 7th generation farmer, as well as myself, Jackie. We have four adult daughters and 270 acres of beautiful property.

All 6 generations before us were dairy farmers until the late 1970s when Orrin’s father, Stephen, sold the dairy cattle. He then bought two hundred sheep and started to raise them for their wool and meat.

In 1995, Orrin’s father passed away from cancer unexpectedly. He left us with three hundred sheep and thirty beef cows. We gradually sold the sheep and kept the cattle. We have since expanded and now, alongside our beef, sell pork, chicken, and eggs, as well as run our other seasonal businesses. During our downtime throughout the year, we regroup, reset, and find better ways to serve our customers and their families.

Seasonal Activities & Offerings

Only service animals as defined by Title II and Title III of the ADA will be allowed on the farm.
For the safety of both your pet and other customers, we kindly ask that pets are kept at home.

Spring Greenhouses

Mid-April – End of June

Hanging Baskets / Annuals / Perennials

Vegetable / Herb Starter Plants

Fairy Garden Take Home Kits

Local Jam, Syrup, Honey

Grass-fed Beef, Chicken, Pork, and Eggs

Fall Activities, Sunflowers & Pumpkins

Labor Day Weekend – First Week of November

$10/person; 2 years old and under are free; regular pumpkins .69/pound; specialty pumpkins .89/pound

Weekend Food Trailer (additional charge) – Nachos, Walk-a-Way Beef Tacos, Corn Tortilla Chicken Tacos

3 U-pick Pumpkin Patches (Late September – Early November)

2 Sunflower Mazes (Labor Day Weekend – Mid-October)

Hayride to Pumpkin Patch (Temporarily Unavailable)

4-acre Corn Maze & 3/4-acre Small Corn Maze

Animal Barn

Weekend Gem Mining Kids’ Activity (Additional Fee)

Kids’ Playground with Mini Slide; Swing Set

Tube Glider Swings & Spider Web Climb

Rubber Duck Races ($1/duck) & Chalk Shed

Trike Track, Bouncy Balls, Large & Small Slides

Cornstalks, Decorative Corn, Straw, Hay, Mums

Primitive Décor Items in Gift Shop

Local Jam, Syrup, Honey, Cider Doughnuts, Kettle Corn

Cold Cider, Hot Cider, Hot Cocoa

Grass-fed Beef, Chicken, Pork, and Eggs

Sunset Sessions for Photographers

$50 / 2-hour session, plus $10 admission / person

Christmas Trees

Day after Thanksgiving – December 23rd

Pre-cut Christmas Trees

Christmas Tree Accessories and Decorations

Wreaths, Roping, Kissing Balls, Grave Blankets

Wreath Making Classes, Centerpiece Making Classes

Primitive Decor Items in Gift Shop

Hot Cocoa, Local Jam, Syrup, Honey

Grass-fed Beef, Chicken, Pork, and Eggs

Mazes of the Past

2020

2019

2018

Gift Shop

We sell local honey, syrup, jam, seasonal produce, primitive decorations, Christmas decorations, Halloween decorations & more.

You can also purchase our meat and eggs at the gift shop.