Room was disgusting, the covers over the hay were covered in dirt so there wasn't many good seating…read moreoptions. there were decorations from the previous party that weren't cleaned up. The owners were rude to my sister over her sons birthday party. The lady passing the feed out just did not give a welcoming vibe. And asked why they didn't receive a tip when we weren't given the full 1 hour with the animals as promised when they did not call us down like they said they would. Honestly would not recommend.

One of our favorite petting zoo experiences. They have lots of animals including but not limited to…read morebunnies, turkeys, geese, horses, pigs, goats, imu and kangaroos. Perfect for all ages. You can pet as well as feed the animals (carrots and feed available for an additional purchase)

Sorry not as impressed by this as some people. We came here on their Festival day. Expected a lot…read moreof people and some food trucks and artisans. We got all that and then some. Parking was easy but very packed. Pretty rugged terrain to be honest. I have a bronco and that was fine but a smaller passenger car might have had some issues. Lots of divots and uneven ground. 1 way in and 1 way out. Ok going in. More challenging going out. Narrow driveway. 2 food trucks and some sweets trucks. The 2 food trucks seemed overwhelmed. Heard the hot dog truck ran out of hot dogs by 1:30p. Long lines at everything. We chose to not eat there. The artisans were good. They had about 30 or so. Some inside a barn and some outside. Some repeats with candle people being the most. The barn is nice looking. But with lots of people it was very hot on a day where it was 85 degrees. They should have some fans on the ceiling to just move some air. There is cement stairs and a railing to help people walk in to the barn. The event was focused around the flowering fields. It was $30 to pick some flowers and take them home. Here is the thing. I thought $30 was high. But plenty of people paid. You get a little vase 1 size and some scissors. Then off you go picking as many as you want that fit in to your vase. However, again by 1:30p it seemed like slim pickings literally. They are still taking money and it's a long line but most of the flowers seemed picked already. Our friends were out there and were struggling to fill the vase and get their moneys worth. Not a repeat for me. Love the idea. Just thought the execution was poor. Not the artisans fault so that is the score. I want to support local and small biz so I am being more generous than I would if it was just the farm and picking flowers.

Bloom Hill Farm is a hidden gem, located right in the heart of Uniontown, Ohio. Offering local…read morefresh blooms that you can purchase as pre-made bouquets from their honor-system flower stand as well as expansive fields you can roam during their special you-pick events and other special events, this magical place is worth the drive for any fan of beautiful flowers. My friend and I attended a sunset you-pick event on Saturday evening. You can come anytime between 5-9pm and for $30, you get a large plastic cup, a pair of sharp snips, and free roam in their fields. A great spot to grab Instagram-worthy photos, this is a fun activity to do with a close friend, family, or as a unique date idea. I noticed couples, families with young children, and groups of friends all enjoying themselves. You can pay with exact cash, credit card, or Venmo. The owners point you toward the best flowers currently in bloom and make sure you know how welcome you are. If you bring the cup back at any future event, you will get $5 off your next purchase. I picked well over $30 worth of some of the most beautiful and diverse flowers I've ever seen - much better than any bouquet I could find in a local store (although many local stores in NE Ohio sell Bloom Hill's blooms). Their website shares the backstory of the farm and includes lots of fun events they have planned such as a dedicated date night experience, classes that allow you to cut your own flowers and then teaches you how to arrange them, activities for children, and special events that include bouncy houses, live music, food trucks and more. Coming on a laid back Saturday evening was the perfect experience in my opinion. Not too crowded and so many flowers to choose from! I cannot wait to come back - this will definitely be my go-to whenever I want a pick me up. I won't be asking my husband to buy me flowers any more - I'll be asking him to take me here to pick my own!

This place is amazing. For what it is, management runs the place very well. There are lots of…read moreactivities for kids and adults. They offer food options, they have a gift shop, and the kids will have a blast. The slides are fun for kids to play on. They all terminate in a pit of large corn kernels. They have zip lines, pedal cars, potato launchers, jungle jims, mazes, hay rides, and a huge pit of corn to play in. The kids had a blast and we did too. Very entertaining!

I visited on a Saturday afternoon for a friend's birthday celebration in September 2023 and I had a…read moregreat time. She paid online for everyone and our ticket included getting to pick sunflowers in the field. BIRTHDAY PARTY -- We were all placed in a corner of the farm were there were long tables and bench stools. There were about a total of 25 of us for the party. My friend organised fun games for us to play and brought in food for lunch plus her birthday cake. We all had a blast. SUNFLOWERS -- A mason jar could be purchased at the entrance of the flower field but I didn't buy a mason jar. I just used my hands to hold the flowers as I picked them. FOOD -- The farm sells food and drinks but I didn't look at any of the offerings since my friend brought her own food for her birthday party. I believe they have typical fast food such as burgers and fries. This is a great family-friendly farm to visit in Wooster. I saw a-lot of kids running around and having a good time. I don't live close by so I won't be back but if you live in the area then I suggest visiting. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 30/150 total reviews in 2024 - 680 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 May 2024

We did the Easter hunt and loved it! Extra thanks to the parking man who helped me maneuver outread more

This is an adorable small animal farm. Pure passions has Nigerian dwarf goats, geese, ducks,…read morealpacas, and a barn cat. We arrived with three children. There's plenty of parking for about 20 cars. There are two barns and clean restrooms. The price is reasonable at $10 per car load. The owners are very nice. They didn't just take our money and give us a map; they showed us around and then let us go off on our own. Feed is available in small buckets for $3. All the alpacas and the goats loved it. There is a small playground, basketballs and basketball hoops, and a fairy garden too. We stayed a little over an hour but would have stayed longer if it hadn't started raining. We'll be going back to visit Santa Claus next month and in the spring for goat yoga!

The shop was lovely but we were sad to arrive and hear that the owner no longer owns alpacas and is…read morephasing out the shop.

Very nice place to visit and very nice products. The best part is Joy the owner. She is a very…read moregood person, Not selfish and willing to refer you to Other vendors if she does not have what you need.

Cutest little relaxed place to pick blueberries and view their beautiful farm. They sell other…read moreproduce as well and ORGANIC! That's appreciated. The buildings, greenhouse, and plants are gorgeous here. You feel so welcome on their property, as if you're friends just coming to pick from their garden. Reasonably priced blueberry picking and the plants are so well taken care of-all the blueberries were phenomenal! They also do CSA if you're interested in produce purchasing and just prepared themselves for products in the wintertime with a new greenhouse! Come check this place out and avoid the crazy crowded places, or contact them to join the CSA!

I've been looking for a place to get organic U pick blueberries and I finally found it The farm is…read morebeautiful and the picking is great right now! The owner, Scott, loves chatting about organic farming. $30 will buy you a HEAPING gallon bucket of delicious, fresh, sweet, organic blueberries! He also grows other organic produce--just get in touch with him for details. We will absolutely be coming back for more!

We had our first experience using Harvest Hosts and it was outstanding! Our RV was parked next to…read morean equipment barn with a great view of the rolling farmland and pasture. The cows, donkeys, pigs, and cats all made great neighbors for the night. Our hosts Amy and Reagan were very hospitable and engaging and we learned about their life on the farm and more. They have a lot going on here and more cool stuff in the works. Reagan, a senior at Penn State, started a business, "Hug a Highland" which allows guests to brush, love, feed their Scottish Highlands cows and miniature donkeys, which are all so adorable. Check it out if you're in the western PA area. www.facebook.com/hickoryhearthhighlands

Went with my 2 year old daughter today to feed their new baby highland cow, Hank! My daughter was a…read morelittle nervous but Reagan was great with her and we enjoyed getting to also see the bigger cows, pigs, donkeys and cats. Very friendly people and such a cute place. Would recommend for a fun experience for animal lovers.

This is part of the Lynd's empire, down the road from the market and surrounded by orchards. The…read morecorn maze is the biggest part, plus there are apple cannons, bouncy houses, a wagon ride (you get to pick one apple,) a climbing wall, etc. As their website says, don't follow your GPS to the market- this is 1/4 mile or so west of it (and west of Rt. 310) on Morse. Plenty of big signs. Snack area there, or go to the market after. The website says $12 for the maze and $3 for wagon rides, so I figured we'd go on the wagon and then be able to play at the bouncy house, etc. Nope- all the play areas are part of the maze ticket. And you pay even if you don't do the stuff, so we paid $36 for the maze, which we didn't go in, so that K could go in the bouncy houses and on the barrel train, plus $9 total for a wagon ride. Kids under 3 are free, I think. Anyway. We sucked it up and paid a lot so K could have fun. She did. The guy doing the barrel train seemed to have as much fun as the kids, and it was a long ride. The bouncy houses seemed popular. There's also a big inflated "trampoline," some basketball hoops, and other play stuff. Attendants at most of them, friendly and helpful. Sigh. We'll probably be back, maybe with just one parent to save some money.

It's very clean. The apples are beautiful. The produce is good. The prices are a little higher do…read morenot buy the cider. They don't pasteurize it and we got sick off of it once.

I just started juicing and this was my first location at buying fresh ingredients. I may have…read moreoverdone it as I purchased about $100 in fruits and vegetables. Let's say I still have bottles in my freezer. They have a very nice selection of apples and they even provide free samples of Cider which I made myself when I got home with varied varieties of apples. Thanks Hillcrest Orchard. Oh I forgot to say that I was greeted by a dog just walking around. He was friendly but it caught me off guard.