Brightwaters Farms

35 reviews

+1 (631) 665-5411

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1624 Manatuck Blvd

Bay Shore, NY 11706

+1 (631) 665-5411

http://www.brightwatersfarms.com

Brightwaters Farms is a very diverse farm operation with three facilities located on Long Island and Upstate New York. Long standing member and supporter of New York & Long Island Farm Bureau. In business since the late 1600's. Supporter of community Non Profit Groups and Organizations. Local Chamber of Commerce Member. From vegetables to hay, flowers to pumpkins and perennials to trees, Brightwaters Farms continues to grow. Please browse our website for further information.

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3.535 reviews

Amy E.

10/23/2024

I had the BEST time here with my family this weekend! We were debating coming here vs. White Post Farm in Melville and we were so glad we came here! Upon arrival, we were greeted by ample (free)...

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Tiffany O.

12/9/2023

Had a great time at Brightwaters. Good selection of pumpkins, cool animals to feed, play areas for kids and an ok hayride (not much to it). I am happy I went during the week and didn't have to pay...

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Candace B.

10/24/2024

This farm is absolutely beautiful! The owners are extremely kind and welcoming. The cider donuts are easily the best I've ever had. A great place for a fall family outing, we will definitely be back!!

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Vidhya B.

10/20/2024

This is such a beautiful farm with lots to do and see. I highly recommend it for all ages. Great customer service. The owners are the most kind and humble people. I will definitely visit again.

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jennifer s.

10/20/2024

. I went with my family this place is horrible and disgusting dust all over ur cloths every thing in side there is dirty all the kids bouncy house is dirty my kids was sick from there the food is...

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