Rick
Owner and farmer
Grew up on the farm and managed a 2,000 cow dairy for 26 years before returning home to Otisville in 2003 to start Freedom Hill Farm.
Freedom Hill Farm is a small, visitor friendly Jersey dairy at 115 Grange Road in Otisville, New York, run by owners Rick and Julie.
115 Grange Road, Otisville, NY 10963
Farm store Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday 12pm to 6pm. Self serve milk store open 24/7.
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4.9
From 431 reviews
Great place and the ppl are very, very nice.
Live less than 5 miles away-trying to shop farms only. So happy to find this one close to home. Walked in- no greeting even after I spoke, even though it was my first time in. Picked up all that I came for and went to cash out. Still no greeting. I say “Good morning, how are you?”; prior to that not even eye contact received. Not going to assume what her problem was but friendliness goes a very long way. Great finds here but I’m sure I can find a place more welcoming close to home. Also, the amount of flies outside is overwhelming.
Great place, the best ice cream at a super price. If you want raw milk, this is the right place. Variety of dairy products.
Awesome farm store. The milk is the best!
10/10 Family Friendly Farm with very cheap prices compared to NYC where I’m from. Raw milk and cheese 🧀 is the best. You can interact with the farm animals and watch the whole process!
First, I love that Freedom Hill Farm is Christian. I like and look forward to pulling up to read the scripture on the board. Their service truly reflect people of God. The raw milk is amazing! Always fresh and delicious.
I grew up in Otisville, and this is still my go to for all things dairy. Not a commercial farm at all, which is a huge plus for us. Check out their cows. Week old calves right now, definitely worth seeing. Just amazing. Freedom Hill Farm is the spot!
Raw Milk, we get 2 gallons worth for about $14. The price has gone up in the last few years, but I assume that inflation and supply-demand can make that happen. We call to order ahead, and the next day we pick up our order. They have an honor system where you pick up your order and then go into the store to pay with your order receipt. They have a no-tolerance policy for thieves and your picture will get posted on their wall of shame. Inside their store, it is stocked with fresh baked goods, ice cream, candles, and handcrafted items. All are locally sourced and organic (I assume). They also have spices and candies. I noticed that the most recent time going to pick up my order was a little coffee station. They accept donations so please consider supporting them if you'd like. This place always looks clean and you can see the cows as they're resting and chewing cud. They are very happy and they look healthy 😊 Overall great place and I love to see new/different Bible quotes as we pull into the parking lot.
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