Address
6242 Middle Country Road, Manorville, NY 11792
Phone Number
(631) 886 - 2272
Date Visited
09/08/24
Website
Fink’s Country Farm
Description
Fink’s Country Farm is located at 6242 Middle Country Road, Manorville, NY. There are no dedicated accessible parking spaces. There is lots of parking on gravel or grass along the road near the farm. Underfoot throughout is grass, dirt or gravel. It is fairly flat and even. There are some benches around, as well as a very large, covered picnic area with tables and benches.There are many activities, from a hayride and corn maze, to pumpkin picking, pig races, a farmyard, cow train, face painting, snacks and candy cottage. These take place on weekends in fall.
Restrooms are multi-stall, as well as a free-standing, single-occupancy, accessible one. There are no baby-changing facilities.
The farm sells seasonal decorations, flowers, and has a farm stand.
- Attraction Type: kid-friendly, park
Number of accessible spaces: *
Location of accessible spaces: **
Surface of lot: gravel, grass
Distance to venue: depends in where you park
Transportation to venue offered: na
Terrain: fairly flat
Places to rest: some benches, plus large, covered, picnic area
Paths and walkways: gravel, dirt, grass
Location of accessible entrance: this is a farm - there is no real entrance
Doors: na
Number of floors: na
Elevators: na
Ramps: na
Steps and staircases: na
Width of aisles: ample room to navigate throughout
Places to sit: benches, picnic area with tables and benches
Location of restrooms: near farmstand and entrance
Type of restroom: ***
Ease of entry and exit: ok
Baby changing station: no
Available food services: snacks, and farm stand items
Friendliness of staff: very friendly
Notes: * There are no dedicated accessible spaces. Parking is on gravel or grass along the road.** This is an open, working farm. There are no doors, etc.*** There are multi-stall restrooms as well as a single-occupancy, accessible one.
This is a wonderful time of year to visit Fink’s Country Farm. Although there are no designated accessible parking spaces, parking is plentiful along the side of the road. Since we were here early on a Sunday morning, we had the place almost to ourselves. I’m sure things get much more hectic as the day goes on.
The farm stand out front, signage and decor are very inviting. Everything seem to say, “Welcome!”
The farm is open from April – October, with most of the activities, including snacks and a candy shop, happening on the weekends.
Of course, the ground is dirt and grass, as one would expect from a working farm, but it is mostly flat and definitely doable. There is a hayride wagon, which used to have a ramp for wheelchair users, but apparently, it is no longer working. So sad! The maze is definitely wide enough for a wheelchair, although the terrain is not flat. There is a farmyard, with a variety of animals, a cow train for the younger set, play area and large, covered picnic area with tables and benches. One of the best things we saw was what I would call “the kernel pit.” Like a ball pit, but with millions of corn kernels for the kids to jump into. The ones that were in there were definitely enjoying it!
The area is quite large, with lots of room for the kids to let themselves to and enjoy everything.
There are some benches throughout, although a few more, especially closer to the maze entrance would be helpful to many.
Besides the far stand, Fink;s offers a large variety of seasonal decorations, which are hard to resist!
The large, freestanding, single-occupancy, accessible restroom near the entrance, was a great surprise!
If you have any questions or concerns just call (631) 886 – 2272 and someone still be more than happy to assist you.
As always, we at Destination Accessible, advise you to visit a venue’s website, www.finksfarm.com, when planning a visit to “know more before you go.”
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