Huber's is the perfect day trip. For $5/person you can ride in the tractor trailer out to the…read morefields to pick some berries, peaches, or whichever produce is in season. We were really impressed by the amount of strawberries today & got some blueberries too! The prices per pound were posted where you purchase your ticket to ride. There is a wonderful market with fresh picked produce, jams, fresh baked goods, fudge, seasonings, etc as well to grab some goodies. Today there was live music, which was great to listen to while eating a burger from the food truck and a flatbread ordered from inside. Other things we'll have to try on our next visit are the homemade ice cream and a wine tasting.

We did a tour here today and it was really intimate - we were the only four on the tour. They…read morecalled my friend, who had booked the tour, about two hours ahead of time to say the Rickhouse would be closed because of the cold weather, and to ask if we wanted to continue the tour as scheduled or rebook - good customer service. We arrived a little bit early and had lunch at the cafe on-site, which was pretty good, and then we checked in for our tour. What people may not know is that below the gift shop area is where a lot of the barrels and such are. I think our tour guide's name was Ricky and she was very good, I learned a little bit about the distillery. We had chosen the bottle your own experience, which ended up being really unique. At the end of the tour, we got to taste a few of the bourbons, literally from the barrels, and then we got to fill a bottle from one of the open barrels. After that, we put a sticker/the label one, plus one with our name, and another with the back label. Differentiation was encouraged, although we all put them on standardly except for my husband, who had the four of us plus Ricky sign the bottle, which was fun. I believe the tour was $100 each, and just the bottle itself would've been like $80, so for $20 extra, it was a good deal. At the end of the tour, they let us taste a good portion of their wines and other whiskeys and bourbons; I will say their wines were not that great, unfortunately, though there were two that I liked and purchased. They were very generous with the tastings and I don't think there was a maximum number ... I tasted maybe 1/3 of what was on the sheet, aka open for tastings. Overall I would come back here, although I probably wouldn't need to do the tour a second time (it would be fun to see the rickhouses, though).

Nice folks with great strawberries. We left Carriss's Grocery after lunch and was heading to…read moreGallrein when we passed this place. It was only $2.50 a pound. Cash or check only. They said they have pumpkins in the fall too.

Y'all got other berries I can munch on like blackberries or blueberries…read morepersay.......................

Lunch menu has gone down hill fast. For a farm, what they give you is almost on par with school…read morelunches

Located near Corydon is the best farm with a great selection of pumpkins, gourds, mums and whatever…read moreyou need for your fall decor. The folks are super helpful and friendly, making the visit a whole lot easier and quick. Great set up, great products and you CANNOT believe how much I bought for about half the price if I had gone to a local farm. No frills, great atmosphere. I'm going back this weekend for more...I forgot to buy cornstalks! If you are looking to decorate for fall...head to Gallrein Farms'! You will not be disappointed!

Have a blast going with family always a good time love the hay rides and movie nightsread more

This place is a little farm out in Meade county that offers a chance to have a small pumpkin patch…read moreexperience with your kiddos. This isn't Fox Hollow or a Huber's type of experience. You park and what you see is what you get. They offer hay/wagon rides, but they don't seem necessary when most everything is in walking distance. A small bakery sits on the property that offers a good selection of sweet treats. Next to this, a small shop of knick knacks and the place where you purchase pumpkins and fruits. There is a huge slide, a place to see pigs and feed goats. A small corn maze and other ticketed options for the kiddos. To me this place was a bit boring, but I understand the appeal for small town folks to have an opportunity to let little ones go out and pick a pumpkin to bring home. We ventured around and let the kiddos play, bought some pork rinds and popcorn and then headed home. There is an event space for birthdays and limited seating, but for what this place offers it is an okay stop to busy up an afternoon.

This is THE PLACE to get pumpkins! There are a large variety of pumpkins to choose from and…read moreeverything is decently priced. We purchased four pretty large pumpkins for $30 and two mum flowers for $30. We were able to take some photos with our daughter while we looked around. But what stands out at this place is the staff. They were so helpful and nice. The friendliness of the staff and the experience has guaranteed this farm to be our yearly farm to go to. I would highly recommend!! 10/10

Fun place for the family and their season pass is great if you live close enough to come more than…read moreonce. My only qualms are that there isn't more vendors & food trucks and nightlife activities.

This is a beautiful, intentional escape. I love the biodynamic farming approach and sustainable…read morefarming, and it's a special sight if the cows are out grazing! The property is peaceful and beautiful. The nature trail is wonderful to connect with nature, with gentle ups and downs, trees, and a lake. The farm house has great energy, with comfortable sitting areas and a big deck. I've enjoyed several events here, including their concerts, fall festival, and meditations. I haven't found the staff to be friendly, and I didn't get a response to my email about whether the farm house and its beautiful patio are open any time or just for events. The nature trail closes at 4:00 each day which means no after-work walks, and the farm store is quite small. But it's still a special place and definitely deserves 5 stars.

This was my first time visiting the farm. Very easy to find, which is helpful for someone like me!…read moreI came for the Chance Concert and parking was easy. The staff/volunteers were very friendly. The space was very open and beautiful scenery as well. My daughter ate there and enjoyed every bit!

I totally enjoyed my visit to The Seedlings U pick flower farm for a Farm to Jar class. The drive…read morefrom Indianapolis was easy and the farm is about 10 minutes off of 69's exit for Sample rd. right before you get to Bloomington. When I arrived to the farm the first thing that I did was cover myself in bug spray and I didn't have any issues the entire hour and a half. Laura the owner greeted me instantly and introduced herself and how she got started with her business while we waited for everyone to arrive. We begun the class at a picnic table setup with a beautiful floral arrangement, sheers for cutting flowers, water because it was hot, 1 large, and 1 small mason jar. We were told the large jar was for ourselves and the small jar was for a friend:) Laura guided us through the rows of flowers telling us how much to pick and how to determine what was ready to pick. We picked the flowers in groups of three or five and all of the arrangements looked beautiful. I would definitely recommend checking out the farm any morning or evening to pick some fresh cut flowers when available, joining a class, or booking flower arrangements for your next event.

We visited The Seedlings farm on a Sunday evening that we used to stretch out summer a little…read morelonger and it was MAGICAL. After a drive outside of town, we found the farm easily with Google maps, but overshot the drive. As we turned around we could see some of the flower fields and we're so excited... Walking up to the main building, where the sweet owner, Laura, and her family live, she mentioned the sunflowers were over the hill. As we walked the short distance we couldn't believe our eyes when we saw the sea of sunnies! They were gorgeous and so tall. At least five different types that we counted while wandering through the forest and cutting blooms to take home. We also enjoyed the zinnias and other blooms to walk through and pick. The flowers are beautiful, but so is the story and spirit of the owner. Take some time to chat with her and you will be uplifted! Our blooms lasted well over a week and we will be back. The five year old with us loved every minute of it, but I think the adults enjoyed it more. Oh, we also got to walk by the cows, goats, and sheep for some extra entertainment. If you can't make it out to the farm for an event, she makes appearances in her Seedlings truck around town at markets and special events. We even saw her in front of Switchyard brewery recently!

So I have been here twice. Once 10 years ago when the wife and I got a Groupon from residents…read morebecause at the time they were doing bridge construction and I'm sure they were trying to gather up business. Which worked because the family and I enjoyed it a lot and we came back about 5 years later with my now larger family and a few friends. Not going to lie I kinda forgot about this place until the photos popped up on my Facebook memories today. So it inspired me to share my old photos and review on yelp. When we last went the farm was called Deere farms. The reason we enjoyed it so much is it is a alternative to hubers. Nothing personal against hubers as it is great as well. But this place does not have the insane crowds hubers does and it's more peaceful. The reason you go to farms is for fresh air and space. At hubers it can get stressful with the huge crowds and watching out for your small kids. Off memory this place has the traditional pumpkin patch, a short but neat little wagon Ride through the Forrest, corn guns, corn maze, inflatables, unique play ground and a small Petting zoo. I'm sure I'm missing some things and some things may have been added or removed by now with time and a name change. Every time me and my family went we have loved it. Pricing is a bit on the high end but like most farms during this fall season that is to be expected. They do/did have concessions with hot dogs, sodas and candy apples. So you could spend the day there and eat and take your time. We will have to try and get out here soon and check this place out again. May not be able to This year because of covid precautions (not sure what all is open or even open at all). But if they are open I would highly recommend especially if you are looking for a less crowded and different experience than hubers farm.

I was here for the 2013 Great Pumpkin Run. The route set for…read morethe 5k was less than that distance. And my free drink at the end was handed to me in a paper cup instead of the reusable event plastic cup. But it's a nice location with a corn maze (a Maize Maze!).

Best produce ever! Family run and owned. Corn, onion, potatoes, tomatoes, watermelon. ..the list…read moregoes on. Great ride to the market, well worth the trip. Great prices

I love Hackman's! I've been to the farm market many times, and the produce is excellent with great…read moreprices. This year I tried their Veg2Table delivery and I love it! Fresh produce along with recipes and a seasoning or condiment to compliment the produce. Love it!