June Farms Review 2025 Tv Show Series Cast Crew Online
June Farms is a “gentleman’s farm” in West Sand Lake, NY, founded by Matt Baumgartner. He was a successful restauranteur, owning a number of bars and restaurants in both New York City and the Capital Region around Albany. But he sold it all and put it all into building a farm that’s an agritourism destination.
June Farms’ main business is to host weddings, but they have events during the week, as well. A restaurant/bar is open year-round. And Baumgartner has recently built themed “wellness huts” where people can stay overnight — one is a yurt, for instance, and one looks like a Hobbit house.
Matt’s staff is, as you might expect because this is a reality series, young and good-looking. There are hook-ups, but Matt doesn’t seem to care as long as the work gets done. One pair, bartender Ellie and jack-of-all-trades Leighton, are actively dating each other.
The first wedding we see is Saffiya and Justin, who requested an “Enchanted Forest” ceremony; a platform needed to be built and a large amount of wood chips spread in the seating area. But Josh, the general manager, is tasked with getting it ready, and when the couple shows up to look at the site, the bride is horrified by the muddy seating area and the platform that’s only about half done. Matt, of course, is mortified, and he is further annoyed when he tells Leighton to lay out some stumps where some candles will be placed, and it doesn’t get done.
June Farms is what you might expect from a reality show that features a relatively young, good-looking cast working together in a loose hospitality environment where alcohol flows. Baumgartner is a detailed-oriented boss who can be tough on his people when he needs to be, which is why June Farms has become a popular argritourism destination. But, as he also mentions to his staff during their meeting to kick off wedding season, he will knock back a shot or three if asked, and he needs to do that less this season.
So you can imagine what the season is going to be like. Every episode will feature at least one wedding that is a logistical challenge, whether it requires some complex planning or construction or it butts up against other massive events that are being held on the grounds. At the same time, there is going to be romantic sparks between members of the staff, and tension between other staffers.
The first episode already sets up an issue between Matt and Leighton, as the once-reliable Leighton biffs a request his boss made at the “Enchanted Forest” wedding site. Matt has no problem cursing on the phone to Leighton, letting him know in no uncertain terms that he screwed up. Will this come to a head later in the season? Probably, because without a dramatic storyline like this, the season becomes a repetitive series of “Will they get the venue ready on time” montages.
