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    Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

    4.5 (145 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Jenny K. L.

    Absolute wholesome fun! Bought the tickets online plus a bundle that included a drink, apple shooters, paintball, etc...which was totally worth it. Outside of those activities there are still so many more that are included with admission. Rarely lines to play and everyone is respectful of taking turns. All kids should have a chance to play and enjoy the outdoors in this way - did not see a single tablet in sight!

    Christine D.

    This. Place. Is. AMAZING!!! We have been to many similar places back home (upstate NY) but none that are this level of pure joy. My 4 year old loved this place for five hours and if I didn't know that she absolutely needed to have a nap (fell asleep 3 mins into the car ride home), we absolutely would have stayed because we didn't even get to see a whole section of this place!! We enjoyed the petting zoo, the potato sack slides, the little village!! (are you kidding me with how adorable that section was?!... a whole little town with shed-sized buildings for kids to play in), trampoline area (very well organized and lets kids on in timed groups so it's never overcrowded on the trampoline), watched pig races, played in the corn pit, and then had to go back to the little village because my daughter couldn't get enough. If you buy tickets online you save $5, so $23 per person for weekday price.. and for this whole place included in (minus food and a few extra things that we didn't even get to see and weren't planning on doing), it is very well priced for what you get. I appreciate them not nickel & diming you. My only complaint was the sassiness we saw from an employee in the bounce area named "Brayden". One of the gates to enter the bounce area had been left open and a few kids ran in without our group being called. He was furious at this happening and really acted unprofessional and rude over it towards the parents... totally uncalled for. Aside from that, a really wonderful place to do every fall related activity you can imagine!!!

    Sara B.

    We were beyond impressed with Cherry Crest. There's so much to do, I don't even know where to start. Forget hours - you could literally spend days here and not run out of things to do. Our major highlight was the village play area with so much pretend play for kids like an ice cream shop, a diner, a school house and so much more. My three year old also had a blast on the huge trampoline. Everything is so clean, sleek and modern. Even the bathrooms were pretty and we were on a FARM. Food was amazing too. I loved my pickle brined fried chicken sandwich, and my husband's pulled pork was also a hit. Plus a local brewery had a tent set up - yessss. Prices are fair and well worth it considering how much there was to do. We came on a super hot day and it was tough to spend too much time outside. I'd love to come back in the fall, I'm sure that's a wonderful time to visit.

    Gourmet grilled cheese menu
    Janelle M.

    We've been two years in a row. So much to do! Food is delicious, people are nice, and the campfires and fireworks are the cherry on top. We will be visiting annually from Maryland for as long as we can.

    Christopher M.

    This place is huge. There plenty of things to do for adults and kids but I will say that it's mostly designed for the kids. There's plenty of food options but you can also bring your own outside food if you'd like. I like that they have activities for kids of all ages and so many animals and places to take family pictures. It was my first time there and my family and friends made lots of memories together.

    The corn house
    Kitchen S.

    This was our first time to visit the farm. We heard about it from our friends and finally got a chance to go out. Have to say that our kids loved it! We got there around 11 am, there was already a great amount of people there. The parking was really easy, staff directed you where to go. We got the kids into a kids trailer and walked to the entrance. Make sure you get your tickets online, that's how you get the best price. Once you are there, check in process was really easy. We definitely enjoyed the farm, plenty to do. Amazing atmosphere! Great job, our family had fun!

    Coffee specials
    Jenn A.

    Incredibly fun for our whole family! This was the first time we visited and it was a perfect family experience. We purchased the largest package for everyone in our party and were certainly kept busy. There was so much to do including but not limited to: gigantic slides, shooting apples out of cannons, petting/holding barnyard animals, riding bikes and tractors, shooting paintballs, eating delicious snack food, resting in a peaceful swing, engaging in simple diversions around every corner.... We selected 3 incredibly huge pumpkins (combined weight of 124lbs) out of a massive pumpkin patch, learned about farm to table processes for various food products, etc... We loved our experience and look forward to returning next year! The lack of a perfect star rating is due to 2 factors: 1- the lack of indoor space to sit and eat cut our visit short. We had to actually leave early to get a meal because the bees were so bad and my daughter is allergic to. There was no indoor space to enjoy a sit down meal without being swarmed by insects. 2- the bathrooms were questionable with being overcrowded and lacking water pressure for proper sanitation.

    Kemal K.

    What's not to love about a farm full of games, trains, pigs, and outstanding food. The butter making class is a huge must. The corn maze is traditional Fall Like, day time fun. Must visit

    Paintball pellet targets
    Stan H.

    One of the most if not THE most expensive corn maze in the area. You get a lot for your money. There's decent food and some vegetarian options that I don't remember seeing in 2021 (gluten free bread for 2.50 extra, black bean burger, I think something else). There are various attractions included in your payment such as bouncers, huge slide in a sack, musical performances, unadvertised and hard to sign up for escape room, and much more. There are extras you can pay for or pay for in a package including gem mining (for kids, don't be tricked like I accidentally tricked a friend, haha), apple blasters (shoot apples through a cannon that shoots slowly, but very interactive), paint ball shooter, and battle zone (probably a good way to sample Paintball if you're interested and never have done before). There's food you can pay more for such as slushies including sweet tea slushie and apple cider slushie, hard ice cream, cider donuts, cider donut sundae, fresh lemonade, strawberry lemonade, or orange lemonade (all lemonade flavors are fresh), super fresh, roasted corn, and more. A souvenir shop with more than you might expect for a corn maze is available. Cheaper to sign up for things online.

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    Good wonderful place to be lots of adventure. Good farm take your kids nice place clean.

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    Ton of family activities, Strasburg train runs right through it which the kids love, good food!

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    Love love love this farm! The best in Pa! Beautiful, clean, fun for the entire family.

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