Peach Tree Farms

Located on a very picturesque farm with animals that you can feed if you so desire. The employees are super friendly and the ice cream was tasty. There were many different flavors to choose from. I’d go back for sure.

We got a banana spilt. They forgot the banana? How is that possible? For $ 7 I expected more. Portion was small. Smaller than any banana split I’ve had in the area.
I will say the place is quaint. My two year old loved feeding the chickens, goats, sheep and ducks.

I have gone to Peach Tree multiple times over the past 5 or so years. It is a hidden jewel for ice cream in the area. I am a sucker for a good ice cream frappé and they make one of the best, making them ultra thick and flavorful. They are so thick you almost needed a spoon as opposed to a straw.
I will add Peach Tree is very kid friendly. They have goats and chickens that the kids can feed with Mom and Dad purchased cups of feed :)

OK, I’m going to share my favorite ice cream stand. Peachtree Farm Stand is a place to cruise to for your DEE/​LISH/​US ice cream urge. Though mine is either butter crunch or banana, they have yours for sure and then some!
Their prices are fair and the servings are generous. For the kids to keep busy if you have wait there are animals in pens to pet and chickens in the coop to watch.

This is my new favorite place! They have great slushies for my son who has dairy and egg allergies. The animals are also fun for the kids to look at.

Peach Tree is without a doubt one of the best ice cream places in the area!
I visited Peach Tree yesterday and the kids loved it. The place has some animals (goats, chickens, bunnies.) and the kids did not want to leave.
Will definitely come back again.

Great ice cream. I will definitely be back. Nice shady porch to eat the ice cream on with plenty of seating. I got the strawberry which was fresh and delicious. My girlfriend got a banana split which she enjoyed thoroughly and looked delicious. I can’t wait to go back and try the shakes, not to mention all of the other awesome flavors they have! I’ve been looking for a place like this for a while.
Also, there are some chickens, goats, sheep, and other animals to feed. Good for the kids.

I absolutely love the atmosphere that Peach Tree Farms has to offer. The ice cream portions are overly generous, and you can kick back at their quaint tables or comfy chairs. And the animals are so sweet, my son loves the sheep and goats and got a real kick out of the ducks and chickens. We love that you can feed them and there aren’t staff hovering over you, they go by the honor system not something you find often in today’s world.

I love Peach Tree Farms! It’s exactly what you what in atmosphere from a small town ice cream shop. It’s not a chain ice cream place, but a nice, friendly place where you can get ice cream, go look at and feed the goats, rabbits, ducks and whatever else they happen to have at the time. Then, take a peak inside and check out their small antique shop. They have places to sit and just enjoy the day or evening. Also, they brew their own coffee that you can buy and it’s fantastic!
My only point of disappointment was that when one of the owners opened her own Antique Shop else-​ware (which is super cool!) the antique section of this location became smaller, and I used to like walking back through the other room and having more to look at here. But it’s still super-​cool and more than you can ask for in any rivaling location. A great place to take someone and enjoy a wonderful New England day/​night.

This place has more than just delicious ice cream; although that is why I visit. The farms also provides deliciously roasted coffee beans and other goodies for the kitchen! They have ice cream flavors that most do not. My go-​to flavor is coffee oreo, but the others I have tried are delightful for the taste buds too!

Love this place! I have been going here for years to visit the animals and have ice cream. Such a wonderful place to bring kids and feed the animals… Always leaves me feeling good about life. :)

This is a cute ice cream stand situated in close proximity to a golf course with animals on site (goats and chickens and rabbits). There is ample seating at picnic tables and Adirondack chairs overlooking the golf course. There is a decent variety of flavors, and the ice cream is good. I found the portions to be large, (2 huge scoops on a cone for a small) prices are about right for ice cream. A great place to go on a sunny day.

Fun place for kids, expensive but the goats and other animals make up for it. Cozy place for a cone with the family.

We live down the street from this place, and it’s a very cute little ice cream stand. The ice cream is very good, but the prices are a bit high compared to some other places. A baby cone is $ 2.50 (plus tax, which makes it $ 3.05), while I just went to a different place last night where the baby cones were $ 1.25.
My husband loves the ice cream sodas, but again, they are pricey ($ 4.00 and change)
They make things a bit easier on parents by having bowls and spoons outside of the pick up window, they also have wipes available for sticky hands and faces.
My kids love to feed the goats and chickens. They sell little cups on the «honor system», you put 25 cents into a jar and take a cup of food. (I have seen some rude people just take the food, without paying, please don’t do that, why ruin a good thing?).
The feel of the place is very homey, very vintage and very laid back. They have lots of antique stuff for sale, and a little antique patio set over near the goats/​sheep.
All in all, it’s a cute place, just wish it wasn’t so pricey.

Great place to stop for ice cream, kick back and unwind.
Peach Tree Farm is located off the beaten path next to a golf course, a half mile off of Route 38 on Brady Avenue. This old time wooden shop (with outside takeout windows) offers hard ice cream (34 flavors), frozen yogurt (5 flavors), and soft serve ice cream (chocolate, vanilla, twist) treats including cones, cups, frappes, sundaes, banana splits, floats, and sodas. Slushes, freezes, coolers, no sugar added flavors and sherbert are offered too.
PRICING (in 2009): The cones & cups are offered in 4 sizes: baby, small, medium, and large ($ 2.50-$ 4.50 plus tax). An ice cream sundae is $ 4.95 plus tax and the premium treats, brownie sundae and banana split are priced at $ 6.25 plus tax. Frappes, sodas, floats, freezes, & coolers are $ 4.75 plus tax.
A small cone ($ 3.25 plus tax) is big enough for me and my favorite flavors are the Grapenut Custard, Maine Black Bear, and Moose Tracks.
This place gets brownie points for having cups outside the pickup window just in case the ice cream cone starts to get messy and melt and decide to take it on the road. We did last time when we got two cones and which became a gooey mess.
If in a browsing mood, check out the Inside of the shop, where there are antiques for sale and cold bottled drinks including their own label of drinks (lemonnade). There are more antiques, wooden chairs and a small petting zoo outside including goats, lambs, and chickens. In the fall, they have pumpkins for sale.
Enjoy your ice cream treats and relax at the adjacent picnic tables and take in the very green view of a nice golf course.