Wife and the kid had been here last year, while I was traveling internationally, and couldn't wait…read moreto take me with them this year. Turned out to be an awesome time! They said they could only finish half of one of 4 mazes because they got lost, but we were able to knock out 3 of them! They have a nice kiddy area with corn holes and mini maze, and also sell hotdogs, coffee and hot chocolates. Had I known before we got there, it would have saved me from stopping at a gas station for hot choco, since we went on a nice chilly evening around 9pm. Good times, and apparently the maze theme changes every year, so we'll be back next year to conquor all 4!

The maze itself wasn't as dense or tall as others I've seen, but it is carved annually in amusingly…read morekitschy shapes. This year, it was an homage to "American Idol" contestant Crystal Bowersox. In 2008, it was Sarah Palin. The real star of the show, however, is groundskeeper Mike. He's astonishingly friendly and helpful. He made sure we understood the maze, joked about us taking a "Skittles break" and built small fires outside the maze as the sun set and the air turned chilly. Expect to pay $7 each for adults and walk a few miles through the mazes. The total length of the four mazes is about 7 miles.

Welcome to the family owned Three Cedars Farm Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze! Three Cedars Farm was a…read moregreat place for a sorority outing! We reserved Bonfire No. 7 for a perfect fall night for four hours. Three Cedars Farm is definitely an attraction in Northville complete with bonfires, hayrides, a corn maze, and of course apple cider and donuts! The bonfire was a great spot to hang out, put up a tent, grill some burgers and hot dogs and make s'mores. The staff periodically would come by on a cart to drop off more wood. The hayride was a nice short ride from the front of the farm to the back of the farm where the corn maze is located. Tip: I recommend that you bring flashlights and/or lanterns for when the sun goes down to enjoy your bonfire area. There is no light in the corn maze and you will resort to using the flashlight on your phone to try to find the Christmas tree stations in the maze. Don't forget to keep track on the corn maze postcards to turn in at the Donut Hut to be entered into a drawing. The only drawback are teenagers hiding in the corn maze jumping out at people in the dark. I hope no one gets hurt and this continues to be a place for adults and children alike. Also note the Donut Hut closes at 8pm although we were at the bonfire until 10pm. So get your share of cider and donuts early. I think the value of experiencing fresh donuts with hot apple cider sitting around the bonfire was perfect and worth every penny. I would like to go back next fall. Their current attraction is The Country Store complete with photos with Mr. & Mrs. Clause in Santaland for a limited time.

Three Cedars Farm was voted #5 in this year's Vote 4 the Best in the cider mill category, and…read morehonestly, I am a bit baffled. First, this place seems very geared towards kids. Being here during the week was a blessing, as I could observe the almost Disney like nature of the farm. It's like a smaller version of Canterbury Village lol. While the service was very good, their apple cider is probably the worst I've ever tried. Too much like apple juice, lacking in flavor. However, their caramel apple? 20/10 legit the best caramel apple I've every tried, so fresh! They don't try to thwart the bees in the cute seating area, so I had to melt in my car to finish the apple. I'm surprised having lived in Canton for many years I never heard of Three Cedars, and now I am not surprised at all. If you do find yourself here, get a caramel apple!

This review is based off of the Tulip Fields:…read more Plenty of parking, you sign a waiver before even purchasing a ticket (and you give your address and phone number), and then you can purchase a ticket using only credit card and other electronic options (no cash accepted). Tickets are $25/person and kids under 23 months are free! You have to walk a quarter of a mile to get to the main flower fields. It was not ideal for my FIL who has pain walking too much (it's not really worth paying for the tractor ride there either). They have lots of unique activities like a tractor pull that you can attempt for free and tires that kids can climb and take pics on. There is a "U pick" field where Tulips are $2/stem. That's expensive, no thank you! Then when you keep walking, there is a section where they have better bathrooms than the portapotties. And there are snacks like lemonade and you can even roast marshmallows! And then after that section, there is the flower field. I think it will be more worth it once my baby is older and can play on the playground and other activities like using their bikes.

Very cute place to take a variety of pictures and videos with adorable decorations and helpful…read morestaff. Cooler weather on Mother's Day this year but not too bad flowers farther back looked the best so tip next time walk furthest away to pick for freshest flowers. We did not have any of the foods or snacks, but there's plenty to definitely spend a day there with tables and sitting. Paid for tickets online simple scan. Would recommend for family events weather permitting.

What a great family-run business, if you're in Ann Arbor it's about 30-40 minutes away but worth…read morethe trip. They've moved into a large barn from a much smaller building, and you can sit out in the orchard to enjoy your cider, donuts, etc. They grow 100+ varieties of apples including many heirloom and also have a tasting room for hard cider and wine - also in a historic barn. If you're remotely in the area definitely check out Alber Orchard & Cider Mill, it's a great visit and a great business to support.

Cute place. Lots of unusual apple varieties Unfortunately…read moreyou aren't allowed to select and bag your own apples. They have someone do it, and that person has a habit of grabbing the apples with his fingernails which cuts into the apples. ALL of the apples. This happened over two seasons. Several people I know have had this same issue. A group of about 10 people left the line when they noticed it happening. I would love to make this go-to orchard but because of this hygiene issue, I just can't. And in case you wonder-they've been told it's an issue. They don't care I guess.

Today is the first day of the festival. Looks like perfect weather to stroll the grounds and get…read moreyour own lavender to plant at your house! The people on hand are welcoming and helpful and will advise you on where to place your lavender so it will thrive!

A fun little stop on a beautiful summer day with my sister. The cute store has many products to…read morepurchase from bath items, baby items, hygiene items and more. The fields are beautiful and it's $10 a bunch to pick you own bouquet which you can do. Scissors and a zip tie are provided. Scissors are cleaned after every use. Masks are required in store but outside when distancing, it isn't required. There are lavender plants to buy also as well as a bunch already bundled if you don't want to pick your own. We were given complimentary water as it was a hot day. Great staff and a fun experience.

We bought tickets online and unfortunately it rained the day we planned to go and the farm was…read moreclosed for that day but they refused to refund our tickets stating we could come another weekend. There was only one more weekend left before Halloween and we were busy. Had to change our whole Sunday around which sucked. The farm was out of pumpkins besides the little pie pumpkins so that was disappointing. Otherwise, my daughter had fun and that's what mattered overall. Loved the bubble barn and the slide.

My wife and I visited Kackleberry farms with my sister and her kids. We all had a great time! The…read moreattractions were so fun for adults and kids alike! I especially enjoyed the apple blasters and corn maze. The food was also delicious as well. Be sure to try the apple cider doughnuts! You won't be disappointed. Overall it was a fun and delightful day.

Hands down some of the freshest, tastiest pastries around! I had my first taste of her baking…read moreskills seven years ago and I thought the filled cupcake was superb! Her skills and her business have grown from there. She does special orders too. Then there's the small animal side where the kiddos get to meander through a small petting zoo while the grownups get to meander through the gift shop where alpaca products (made from the wool of the alpacas found on the farm) are sold. They make great gifts! Lowry's Little Flock Farm is truly an asset to our community.

Wonderful family ran farm. The gift shop and bakery has a lot of unique gifts and products made…read morefrom alpaca fibers. The bakery offerings are phenomenal. There is also a gorgeous little chapel on site. You can feed the animals for free or purchase fresh veggies and such to feed them as well. It is a working farm and the geese roam free. Wear appropriate attire for your feet.

Love this place it is adorable. Lots of different areas for play and great activities with feeding…read morebirds, brushing the goats and riding the pony. The animals are well maintained and everyone is very friendly that works here. Highly recommend.

We came here to meet my sisters and spend the day with my niece who is turning 3 years old. The day…read morewas going well, we paid for 7 people total and a pony ride for the 3 YO toddler. After a couple of hours of fun in the sun and with the animals, we all sat at one of the picnic tables and brought some snacks and cupcakes. In the middle of singing happy birthday to my 3 YO niece, this lady walks up to us and starts yelling at us and telling us we have to leave and that we can't have "a birthday party". The toddler starts crying. We are never coming back here again, none of us knew we can't sing happy birthday at a petting zoo, none of us knew we can't use a picnic table, there were no signs saying that. Even if she needed to tell us (paying customers) to leave, she could've talked to one of the adults instead of interrupting a child's happy birthday song and making her cry. We live 10 minutes away and we would've come back here if it wasn't for this rude woman. Apparently this is the owner, and she was being rude to her staff throughout the day as well. All of the other staff we came across were friendly and none of them told us we couldn't use a picnic table to sing happy birthday for the child. I still can't believe how rude this woman was to her customers and staff.