Experience the Magic of Fall at It's About Thyme Farm in Olmstedville, NY.
Fall flowers, plants, apple and pumpkin picking in the Adirondacks.
All spring and summer, our in-residence gardener, aka Papa Bear, is on the lookout for any reason to travel to It’s About Thyme Farm in Olmstedville for something he has to have for his garden: begonias for his flower boxes, hanging flower pots for the front porch, adding more astilbes to his flower beds, a few more succulents for his rock gardens, or a new aquatic plant for his water feature. The list goes on.
But my favorite time to go is in the fall. As the leaves in the Adirondacks turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold, It’s About Thyme Farm transforms into an autumn wonderland.
A picture-perfect setting in Olmstedville, NY.
It's About Thyme is more than just a farm—it’s an experience perfect for families, good friends, and anyone looking to soak in the best that fall offers.
From picking pumpkins and apples in the crisp autumn air to taking a hay ride around the farm, exploring their wide selection of fall decorations, and picking up fresh fall produce, It’s About Thyme encapsulates everything we love about the season.
We’d go there just for the cider doughnuts.
Located just 15 minutes from Gore Mountain and North Creek and only 45 minutes from Lake George, It's About Thyme Farm is a picturesque retreat.
Whether you're taking a leisurely walk around the grounds or relaxing with a hot cup of cider, the farm’s stunning scenery is sure to leave a lasting impression.
For photographers and nature enthusiasts, It's About Thyme is a must-visit. The golden fields and vibrant foliage provide an incredible opportunity to capture the essence of fall.
An Adirondack pumpkin patch.
One of the most iconic fall activities is picking pumpkins—and at It's About Thyme, the pumpkin patch is a centerpiece of the farm’s seasonal offerings.
The enormous patch is brimming with pumpkins of all shapes, sizes, and hues, allowing visitors to wander through the rows and find the perfect one for their home.
It’s About Thyme Farm’s pumpkin patch is the kind of place you’d expect to find Linus van Pelt hanging out, waiting for the great pumpkin.
Whether you’re after a classic carving pumpkin or something more unique for decorating, the farm has plenty of options.
The pumpkin patch also features an array of fun and whimsical displays, like a 15-foot teddy made from hay bales, scarecrow families, a giant skeleton, pirates and spooky ghouls.
Farm shop and glass art.
After your pumpkin and apple-picking adventures, visit the farm’s delightful shop to browse local products and seasonal goods.
They have a wide selection of garden art, including many fun sculptures of animals and flowers that provide a rustic, artistic touch to any garden.
Over the past several years, It's About Thyme Farm has developed and enhanced its beautiful glass studio. What was once a charming glass shop is now the outstanding Thyme Glass Arts, where they create beautiful glass creations of all shapes and sizes.
It's a must-visit for glass lovers, but leaving the Lil’ ADKers outside is probably best.
An autumn tradition in the Adirondacks.
Whether you’re a local or visiting the Adirondacks for a fall getaway, a trip to It's About Thyme in Olmstedville should be on your autumn bucket list.
The farm’s blend of scenic beauty, engaging activities, and community spirit makes it a perfect destination for anyone interested in the season's magic.
From pumpkins and hayrides to beautiful handmade art, It’s About Thyme offers a timeless fall experience that will connect you to the land and the season.
For more information on current hours, visit It’s About Thyme Farm’s website or Facebook page.
All photos courtesy It’s About Thyme Farm.
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