Rich Farm Ice Cream Shop: A Sweet Destination for Ice Cream Lovers

Some of the best fresh ice cream around, fantastic special flavors and yummy cider donuts. Ummm good!

Compared to other local ice cream shops I’ve tried, the texture of the ice cream was just as good, but the flavor was slightly lacking.

Rich’s Farm is my absolute go-to ice cream spot. I love it, I love it, I love it. My favorite order is peaches and cream with cherries, and sometimes worms for fun. They also have Cowabunga, which is coconut ice cream with pineapple chunks. It is so delicious but only seasonal. The ice cream is always fresh and tasty, and the portions are generous. Their waffle is out of this world. Honestly, if you go to Rich’s and you don’t double fist their ice cream, what are you even doing? The atmosphere is perfect too. It is dog friendly with plenty of places to sit. You can relax at a table or bring a picnic blanket and sit on the grass. Sometimes the cows are out which makes it extra fun. The staff are always super nice and greet you with a smile. I have never had a bad experience here. You can even take pints home and they will hold them for you until you are ready to leave, just don’t forget to go back for them. Rich’s Farm is truly one of the best spots for ice cream.

We stopped in for some ice cream two weeks ago. It was a very nice day, so go figure, this place was packed. I was actually going to turn around and leave, but a friendly gentleman directed me to a parking spot, so we ended up staying. I’d say about an hour later, we got through the line and at that point, I decided instead of ice cream, I ended up getting a milkshake made from coffee ice cream. It was very good. I would definitely recommend this place, but I’m really not sure if I would sit in an hour-long line to do it next time. I guess it would have to be when they aren't slammed with customers...

I have been coming to Rich’s since I was a small child and after a lifetime of trying 100s of ice cream spots, Rich’s remains in my #1 spot. Over the years they’ve expanded from just a walk up window to a larger building and prob changed some other stuff too but the ice cream tastes exactly the same as it did decades ago. They’ve never lost their quality. It’s the thickest creamiest smoothest ice cream ever. My go-to is always mint chocolate chip (on the bottom since that’s the bigger scoop) and coffee. The best combo. It’s not uncommon for me to go 1hr+ out of my way when I’m back in the northeast to get Rich’s and it never EVER disappoints!

Wonderful family run farm with ice cream made daily. Also offering cider donuts at this time. We had the Spiced Apple ice cream and a cider donut. Two New England Fall classics. Both the ice cream and the donuts were delicious!

I've been visiting this creamery for over 10 years. They offer a variety of delicious flavors and have a special flavor of the day. You can purchase your ice cream in a delicious cone that they make, or in a cup. There is also the option of buying a pint to go. The Belgium chocolate brownie has always been my favorites. It's creamy with chunks of brownie pieces, it's delicious and filling. My friend loves the cookie monster, I had a taste of it today and of course I loved it too! If you're looking for a delicious sweet treat, definitely visit Rich farm. Btw... don't be intimidated by the lines, they move relatively fast.

Omg fresh ice cream!!!!! The day we came was a rainy day but we didn't care! We're from Seattle, and we eat ice cream anytime of the year, regardless of the weather. My baby had a Dairy-free vanilla ice cream in a sugar cone, it tast like coconut. I had a scoop of cheese cake and a half scoop of sugar-free coffee in a waffle cone. And all it was under $10