Mike Thorpe
Founder and farmer
Farming here since 1983, took the farm organic in the 90s
Thorpe's Organic Family Farm began in 1983, when Mike and Gayle Thorpe started farming together just outside East Aurora in western New York.
12866 Route 78, East Aurora, NY 14052
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9am to 5pm, Tuesday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 3pm, closed Sunday
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4.7
From 242 reviews
Thorpes is beautiful the farm store the u pick flowers to the animals and workers themselves. Everyone is helpful and kind and the products are top knotch. If you are looking for something special for the chef in your life you should definitely be checking out the farm store for all of your gifting needs. And get a pastry from the case! Or a breakfast sandwich if they are available!
Love Thorpe's! Especially love that they have an honor system in place - especially great when you miss the open market!
Veggies, flower picking, blueberry picking, eggs, meat, Oh my! Great place to visit!
We come by once a year and stock up on more berries than our bellies and our freezers can handle and are always appreciative of the quality of the fruit and the kindness of the team. We made a stop at the Farm Store too which is beautifully curated and has the best home-made croissants, cookies and treats around. Thank you for all that you do!
Thorpe still feels like a hidden treasure, and part of me almost doesn’t want to write this review because I’d love to keep them hidden but it’s too amazing not to share! The staff are some of the kindest, most wonderful people, and the U-pick options are absolutely fantastic. I love that you can drive right up to the rows, making it easy and accessible for everyone.
We went to pick our own strawberries. But before we headed out to the patch, we decided to get breakfast sandwiches. They were just freshly made! We grabbed 3 and went up to the counter and our total was $33! For 3 breakfast sandwiches? They were $10.50 each. While they were delicious, $10.50 is a huge rip off. Very disappointed.
We love and appreciate organic farming. We were a little confused where to go and how to get started picking our own strawberries. I think they could easily add some more info on their website or signage to help in this area. Overall a great experience!
Excellent products that are packed with real nutrients, offer impressive longevity, and are reasonably priced. The team is kind, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they offer. They are always available to answer questions and provide helpful guidance. It’s refreshing to work with people who truly stand behind the quality of their products and care about their customers.
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