Fulton Farms

We love this place! If you haven't been to Fulton Farms Market for their greenhouse you're missing out! I got 2 hanging baskets, one large butterfly bush in a decorative pot, six 4" annuals, fresh green beans, red potatoes, strawberries, and an angel food cake for...are you sitting down?? $134They've got two big hoop houses behind the store bursting with plants and ready-to-display planters. Highly recommend.

A true area "institution," with something for everyone looking for farm-fresh produce, along with limited cheese and meats. They have wonderful events for young and old throughout the warmer months into the fall, and they're FAMOUS for their strawberries. I made the trip over there a few weeks ago, after years of not shopping there (moved out of the area) and found many wonderful gifts for an "Ohio made" gift basket I was putting together. I'm not too big into the "country-style" decor so many people in this area seem to love, but if you are, here's a great (though, IMO, somewhat overpriced) place to stock up!! If you have kids, be sure to make the trip for their fall attractions. Great fruits and veggies in season as well. Definitely worth a visit, if you're in the area!!

This place is a hop, skip and a jump from where we live. It's got a lot of groceries like fruits, vegetables, jams, honey, etc., and even lawn decorations. The best time to go is when strawberries are in season or it is Autumn and you can buy pumpkins and other Autumn goodies. My family and I have been going here for a while and it's been great! The only complaint I have would be the prices. The prices have been going up, which has lessened our visits. However, we do still come here from time to time when we need something we cannot find anywhere else or just want to buy some knick knacks.

A cute place to visit. I came for the nostalgia and found that it's much smaller than 3 year old me remembers! The day we visited it was extremely cold and windy so we didn't linger too long since it's an open barn but we did get some jams and veggies. I would stop by if I'm in the area again but probably would not make a special trip just because it's pretty far for me. My daughter used the porta potty and said it was very clean.

We bought a number of ears of sweet corn from various local farmers including Fulton Farms. Tonight I cooked all of them (and marked them) and we had a taste test.Fulton Farms won in every category! Corn was ready to harvest, corn was the sweetest, corn was large, no pests or damage in the corn.My choice from now on is Fulton Farms sweet corn! It's the best that Troy has to offer!

Fresh produce and great atmosphere. Parking is available. Can get crowded and picked over. The baked goods are local and are fresh. It would be fun to have local arts and crafts for purchase to mark a special occasion. Definitely a go-to on a sunny afternoon!

We went to the "Halloween Bash" on 10/19/24. The flyer said there would be a lighted corn maze. What was lighted about it? There were zero lights in that area. What was the surprise advertised in the corn maze? Surprise, no lights! The people operating the BBQ tent were drinking while on the job and the blue grass band they hired spent as much time on break as they played. It cost $15 a person to enter the area and then charged $4 a beer and $7 for something a bit stronger. I spent $75 dollars for my family of 5 to enter this event and I felt like I was ripped off. Fulton Farms should really consider advertising honestly and reiterating to their staff about not drinking on the job. My facebook post with this message was deleted in less than 10 minutes.

Fantastic experience! This is where you want to spend a beautiful Fall day. Hayrides, pumpkins, plenty of kid-fun activities, and a super friendly staff. Lots of good eats too! Be sure to check out the corn-launcher, awesome!!

After verifying on the website, we drove from Columbus to pick strawberries - been looking forward to it all week! Get to the farm and notice the fields were closed, so we asked someone if there were any packaged strawberries we could at least buy. The woman we spoke to was very dismissive and rude, telling us that they had closed the fields yesterday (just didn't feel like updating on their website) and shipped the packaged ones off to retailers. She did inform us, however, that the peas were available. This was great news, since peas and strawberries are basically the same thing! Really looking forward to our pea shortcakes and making some pea jam! Anyways, next time we'll probably just stay in the city - no need to spend the gas and time to experience the same abusive consumerism that we can get at home...

Perfect as always. fresh, easy, and great with communication on what's in season. Keep it up and shop local!