What a fun way to spend an autumn afternoon. Lots of fun activities for the little ones.read more

A once every summer drive to Springridge never disappoints. A well-run operation from the farm to…read moretheir own branding of jarred comestibles, which we drive out for every summer. Their BBQ sauces are literally like home made, including relishes, jams, chutneys, etc. Lots of activities for children, great café and croissants for the adults. Nice crowd frequenting this place. We always enjoy visiting. Their store carries lots of bits and pieces for the home, reminiscent of Cracker Barrel in the US.

Such a nice escape hidden in the heart of Toronto. From the small park just before the entrance to…read morethe beautiful large trail behind the zoo, this area really feels like a quaint little secret. Its not busy and its free to enter! An actual zoo and includes barnyard animals you can get right up close to! This is even encouraged. Some stools in the barn, perfect to help your litte ones get the perfect view. So much fun! Highly recommend!

Love this little free farm (we do donate every time we go) in the city with animals to observe…read more Been taking kid since she was a baby and we all love it. Now they have a centre open for babies and toddlers! Awesome!

This is the PERFECT summer activity to get you out of the city on a sunny day. I heard that they…read morehave 7 different varieties of strawberries from someone in my group, and I got to sample 2. One of them is the usual strawberry that you would see in supermarkets - big, red, and super juicy. Make sure you go for the ones with red tips and not white! That would ensure that the strawberry is more sweet rather than tart. The bigger variety could be found by the patches with the yellow flags, which on this day were supposedly the "faster picking ones", probably because they were so big that they quickly fill the 1-liter buckets. The other variety that I got to sample were very small - about 1-2cm large - very red, and very sweet. Those were my favorite. They are closer to the entrance with the orange flags. As for pricing, you can bring your own containers - make sure you know the volume! - or buy them for a very affordable price there. The strawberries are sold for $3/liter, and they offer 1L plastic baskets, 3L paper baskets, and a bigger crate. On the way out, don't forget to stop by the small shop! They have fresh veggies and other fruits in there, as well as preserves, salsa, and even baked goods. I bought 6 pecan butter tarts for the road, and they barely made it home, they were soooooo good and gooey!

Attention to the owners. Your new building looks amazing but what your contractor failed to…read moremention was that polished concrete is slippery as hell when wet. While your Romaine lettuce was edible, the trip to your new location cost me not only 7 hours in the ER room at Brantford General Hospital today but also the 12.00 in parking I paid for that privilege. Thankfully I did not have a concussion but it was a painful long day of waiting to be seen for help today. Besides having a rug for customers to walk on, I would suggest you get your construction crew back to rough up your floors especially the wee ramp upon exiting. Good luck with your future, but I will not be returning EVER!!!

I was disappointed for the following reasons: - the woman…read morebehind the counter was not particularly friendly - we weren't allowed to see or choose the apples we wanted from the store. We had to select the varieties sight unseen. Then the staff member bagged them for us. Even at Food Basics or Loblaws, I get to choose my own apples. - we couldn't browse the jams, ciders, honey and other products available. Everything is inside the store but us! We weren't allowed in. I realize there's a pandemic on but other farms and markets allow you to see what you are buying up close. - the prices aren't great - there were no goats. We were told this is the first year that's the case; no explanation was given. They had a few chickens. When we asked where they were the staff member pointed in a vague direction. Please reread my first comment about the lack of friendliness! Positives: - the apples were fresh and tasted good - there's adequate parking.

There has been criticism regarding this farm which is not deserved. Bob Myers has always gone out…read moreof his way to accommodate his customers. Even when COVID was raging he found a way to make his orchard work. Unfortunately this farm is now closed and our family misses it -- a lot!! They had the best apples anywhere, they had wonderful staff, their 'mums they brought in from a local farmer were fabulous. No you don't chose the apples. You get what is in the bushel, 1/2 bushel. If you want to chose go to a grocery store. The farm is closed for the season. Good health to Barb and Bob. What a joy it was to visit every fall on a must say - a lot of occasions!! We miss you.

Came here with some friends and we had a decent time. The property is huge, there's a walking…read moretrail, places for kids to have fun, apple picking and a spot to do some shopping. All in all, it was fun however, I would not recommend eating their food. The food is cold and tastes terrible. The Mac and cheese is served inside their pie shell and it was not good. It was cold, barely any Mac and cheese and overall, not good.

You can buy your ticket online and guarantee your spot (3-hour timeslots are available)…read more We came here on a Sunday for a family fun day and it has a lot to offer for all family members; wagon ride, apple picking, farm yard, giant slides, sand box, maze, cafe and outdoor restaurant, market that offers cider, jams, tarts, wines, etc. Very nice and organized. We enjoyed our time here.

We have been coming here during cherry and sour cherry season for the past couple of years and they…read morenever disappoint. They have plenty of cherry and sour cherry trees and you can easily walk around the orchard and pick your own cherries/sour cherries. They open up at 8am sharp and if you get there early enough, you'll be able to pick 7litres in less than an hour. The owners are very friendly. You can also sign up for their newsletter and get discount. I recommend keeping your baskets and bring them back with you every year.

What an absolute delight! I came here to pick my own cherries. They have a nice farm with many…read moresweet and sour cherry trees. On the weekend I was here (in July) there were still lots of cherries for the picking. If you don't want to pick your own, they have some pre-picked as well. The owners were extremely helpful and friendly, and prices were reasonable. This was another fun activity to do in the Twenty Valley besides tasting wine!! I can't wait to do it again next year.

Stonewell Farm is amazing. the Farm is beautiful and the Lavender oils and salts were to die for.read more

From the owner: Stonewell Farm offers yoga and photography sessions in the lavender field.read more

First year here picking a tree and promise that the last it was so much fun very busy place great…read morestaff very helpful

Best pumpkin patch EVER!! So many wonderful activities for kids and families. Great fun. Food…read more Some shopping too. Give yourself at least four hours. Go!!!! Cant wait for Christmas trees!!!

They have the best radishes ever. Just hot enough and plenty of them. Pepperonis are great also.read more

The best local farmers market open year round! Kale, parsley, squash, cilantro, garlic, lemons,…read morelimes, organic free range poultry, eggs, dairy, and fresh pies!

* I would not book another event at Andrews' farm, very difficult to deal with the event planner…read moreand farm store manager * Many other farms in the area with much nicer facilities and staff

Great location and fun. Let's you bring dogs…read more Don't eat the food though. It's nice that they have kids running it but my burger and sausage were burnt and dry. Burger was also heavily freezer burned. Unservable.