Today, was our first time at Clovermead. It has been recommended to us by multiple friends. We were there from 11am to closing with kids ages 4,8,10 and nobody at any point said they were bored or wanted to go home, this is a first! We have been to many farms around Ontario and even as adults we enjoyed ourselves! Before we came I reached out to them as my youngest one is a full-time wheelchair user and they were super kind by email and informed me they accept Access 2 card. That helped! As this meant that we only had to pay for 4 admissions and I was free as my daughter's caretaker. We decided to keep the wheelchair at home after seeing some photos online of the roads, we took the wagon instead. I highly recommend taking a wagon or a stroller! This is a big farm. You will do a lot of walking. Some of the things about this place : - Lots of shade, lots of benches and seating areas to rest in the shade for anyone. - Lots of bathrooms can be found around the farm, including a small house that was made for privacy for anyone wanting to breastfeed their baby or change a diaper. The little house had two chairs, a change table and a nice size bench by the window if you had a oldest child you needed to change. I thought that was a nice touch to the farm. It is labelled on the map! - The staff were very friendly and helpful. - The food we grabbed for lunch, service was quick and everyone was happy with their meal. Kids meals were under $10.00( they had chicken strips and burger option), Adult meals were $10+ ( burgers, chicken wrap, chicken sandwich). The kids loved the honey lemonade with the Popsicle inside. - We also got some ice cream at the end of the day and had funnel cake that was $8.00 each. - They had a splash pad, pretty decent size. We did not end up using it as it was too cold out and our kids found they were too occupied with everything else. They had nice size private individual change rooms right next to the splash pad. Also saw a change table in the biggest one. - They had many animals through out the farm to visit and feed. - They took debit or credit only! There was no cash option! -The gift shop was a nice size, you can sample 3 of your choice of honey flavours, that was a fun experience for the kids. - Lots of other cool mazes, climbing things, games and things I never seen at other farms that you just need to discover for yourself! Totally worth the drive! We recommend it! Many hours of fun! read more

I took my family here, and I am very unhappy with my visit. When we pulled up, the staff was running around and were unprepared. Very unprofessional. It was very crowded, and my kids couldn't see the animals they were excited about. The bathroom had a very long line, as well, and was very unsanitary. There were food trays everywhere, and no one was putting them away!! And Jordan's Forest was unsafe and unclean. My kids wanted to play at the splashpad, but I wouldn't let them because it was so dirty. The staff seemed miserable, and they seemed very annoyed whenever I asked questions!! We left early because my kids were bored and they didn't want to be there anymore. Will not be returning anytime soon. There are many things here that they need to change!! read more

This place buns. They do not deserve their cows, or their peacocks, or their chickens, or their barn, or the bees. They are mean. The farm was dirty and disorganized. The staff is rude. There was only one nice girl there, who shall remain private, but she found my lost son, and no one else helped. The donuts are pretty good, but other than that! This place is terrible! Horrendous business, do not go here! The staff are not accommodating, there is poop and pee and puke and rats - we're in the middle of Hanta, I cannot be getting a dang virus right now. I've got places to be. It's gross. Bad. Bad experience. There is only one cow, and I feel him. Or her. How do you know what gender your cow is? Flip it over. Get under there. It takes one lil peek, you either see a hole or a peg, it's not rocket science. Jeez. The bees got out in the bathroom. My son is allergic, bad play on my part, taking him to a bee farm? Probably. But I was told the bees would be contained. Not my fault. Shoddy craftsmanship. Never coming back. I'll get my donuts elsewhere. 0/10. read more

This was our first time visiting Clovermead and we had such an amazing time! We stayed for about 5 hours (until they closed) because our boys were having so much fun!! There are so many different things for the kids to do here. We didn't even have time to do everything. We came with our two boys 2, and 4, along with our friends and their two boys, 3, and 5. All had a blast!! read more

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We visited on Saturday with a group of 7 adults and 2 one year olds. We came for the kids (wink wink). The adults definitely had WAAAAAAYY more fun. With maybe the exception of the sand pit, which the kids enjoyed. What a fun place this was. I was unexpectedly surprised to see how fun it was. At $10 per adult, it was a reasonable price, and there were SO many things to play on, look at, and just enjoy. We all enjoyed the bicycle races, and the farm animals, and the bee keeper. There were mazes, hay bales to climb, zip lines, swings, you name it. Although the target audience is more likely older kids. We had a great time. I would recommend this place for kids that are bit older then our one year olds, but we had a blast. read more

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Amazing Honey, locally made as well, they make it their themselves. Many other things, items for sale there that are of well made quality too. read more

In early September we made a trek to Alymer and on the way home made a point to stop here to check out the store. I pretty much made a bee line (!) to the honey bar to taste test some uniquely flavoured honey. I've been a purist for honey because it's so good on it's own but let me tell you adding some blueberry or cherry or cinnamon adds a punch of yum I didn't expect! The regular honey is also amazing. We spent much money here. The store has honey and bee things and a few other wares like fudge, tea, cards and the like, so it's a nice stop even if you don't do the adventure farm. The farm did look totally awesome though! Great fun for family and kids. I would love to see my niece run around and have a blast. And learning about bees would be cool too. read more

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Took my 4 year old here and we had a blast! Pretty much the best kids place we've been to! It was amazing, had so much to do and was extremely reasonably priced. read more

This place is great for a young family! Our group of kids were 7y, 4y, 2.5y, and infant. The jumpers, zip line, fort, swings, and corn maze were great for the older kids and the climbers, animals, fort, sand pits, and bee rides were great for the younger ones. We didn't get on the pedal carts. The mist maze and mist jumper are surely refreshing on hot days. Love that you can bring in food but also enjoyed the hotdogs and sausages we purchased. The fries smelled awesome. My 2.5y loves his toy from the gift shop and I love my honey lavender spread! The thing I respected most about this place, besides the exceptional and friendly staff, is the honey suckle house. An enclosed cabin with a comfy rocking chair ideal for a calmer private place for the babes; whether to feed or just to rock quietly! I'm so proud of this local attraction being so supportive of the needs of young families! The 7y old will probably lose interest soon, but since they aren't my kid, I'm seriously thinking of buying for an annual pass next year! read more

This was such an amazing and fun filled adventure for my 2 year old. She had a wonderful time interacting with the animals. So many different activities to keep her occupied for hours, The staff are friendly and enthusiastic. We will definitely be coming back . Wish there was a family pass though:) read more

Looking for some good, clean (but so dirty) family fun?! Clovermead is our very favourite place to play, hands down! The kids can run free without constantly being told "don't touch that!" or "that's not for climbing!" because it's all good country fun. Wagon rides, bee barrel train rides, bee demonstrations, a huge jumping pillow, and animals to feed (including goats that walk along beams way up in the air!) are some of our favourite attractions. The staff are friendly and helpful - my kids especially bonded with Farmer Tom :) With no lineups and plenty of benches for the parents along the way, Clovermead is a favourite for the grown ups too. We get season's passes for Christmas each year from awesome grandparents, but I'd say it is money very well spent if you ask me! If your kids are under 13 (or even a little older), skip Canada's Wonderland and go to Clovermead instead ;) read more