There is not much to do at the fall festival at hidden creek. There are some slides and a hayride. But for the price it is not worth it. There are better places that are similarly priced and you get a lot more bang for your buck. read more

We and many schools go here for preschooler field trips. This was the first year they had this scary/bloody blowup. Not appropriate decor for a place geared for young children. read more

Hidden Creek Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Sunbury, Ohio

Great place to bring the kiddos to prepare for Halloween. They have a hayride that will take you to the patches..large pumpkin patches where you can pick your pumpkins. Patches are divided between smaller pumpkins and larger pumpkins. There is a playground area, bonfire area and an area where you can see some Turkeys. They have a food truck on site and prices are actually really affordable for a food truck! We were here for an event on Friday and my son had a Blast! read more

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Worst place ever!!!!!! I brought my daughter and asked the owner a question when she realized I was not with the school she told me I needed to leave. She counted for me to walk out and told me I could come back another day! I will never go back to this place. They had NO SIGNS posted stating that it was closed to the public. By far the worst I've ever been treated at a public place. Don't waste your time and money on this place!!!!! The owner only cares to make her money off the schools read more

I think if you have children, you'll have more fun. We didn't even go inside the main area. The gentleman gatekeeping made it clear it was for families. read more

My sister and I enjoyed this venue with my 3 and 1 year old nephews. We went during the fall festival. We had a great time with all the activities. Pumpkin patch with hay ride and pumpkin painting stand out as are favorites. The maze and corn box were great too. read more

I came with my family for some wholesome Autumn fun. I had my SLR camera with me and was taking some photos of my children and the animals in the pen near the play area when the owner became upset. She wanted to know what I was doing. She then proceeded to give me a very long, tedious lecture about how farmers are private people and I can't just walk on to a farm and start taking pictures. I told her I did not mean to offend, since they have a family fun farm type of business I was just documenting my family's fun. I wasn't taking pictures of the house or poking around private areas. The area was public and there were other guests in the same area. She assured me this was her private residence and I was not welcome to take pictures. She was very rude and very condescending. It was apparent she did not want me there. So we left. It was probably a blessing in disguise since the pumpkins were so overpriced, but, my children were disappointed. Especially the four year old. read more

Hidden Creek Farms. Just visited this place over the weekend looking for some good local, organic foods. I was not disappointed. Not a huge selection like a supermarket, but what they did have was fresh and absolutely delicious. Left there with peaches, tomatoes, free range chicken eggs (from their farm), sweet corn (yummy) and different lettuces. They have an array of veggies, salsas, BBQ, and local meats. One guy (Norm) working the stand was knowledgable about the food, and what was local and not. HIghly recommend! It's a little off the beaten path, but worth the drive. In the fall they have festivals for the kiddos. Check their website. Will be visiting this place often in the summer. read more

Way too expensive! They charge you for just entering. Then you have to pay To do any activities.

For $7 to get in the door including adults than more money to ride some of the few things they have skip it and go to Leeds farm.

I have to say I was a bit disappointed. The "fun maze" is a barn with some hay bales stacked to lead you around. Probably great for kids under 10. There is a corn pool where the kids can play in about 8 inches of corn kernels. The "pumpkin patch" is actually a field where they have strategically placed several pumpkins that you can walk out and pick upand take back on the hayride with you. I thought six dollars per person plus having to pay for each pumpkin was a bit steep (granted we got five large ones) but the pumpkins alone cost us $30. read more

Went there today with the family and we had a blast. Plenty of activities available where my toddler enjoyed them all! Staff was super nice and welcoming which only added to the experience. Planning to go again this fall for sure. read more

My almost 3 year old and I had an absolute blast at Hidden Creek Farms. The staff were extremely friendly and informative. The price is right, only $6 for those 3 and up and they have a special grandparent price. Lots of activities perfect for the big and small alike. They have a food truck with delicious barbecue. The market has all sorts of fall treats available as well. We loved Hidden Creek and will definitely be back! read more

Took my 2 year old to Hidden Creek Farms today, we all had an absolute blast! The hayride, play area, and animals were the highlight of my child's experience, but there are plenty of other activities as well for older kids. Also, my husband had a blast with the corn husk shooter, as did quite a few of the other parents that were there. Kettle corn was fantastic as well! Staff was welcoming and friendly, we were greeted before we even entered the farm and thanked for coming when we left! We are planning another trip before the end of the season. As an added bonus this farm is also close to the outlet mall so we were able to make a day of fun. read more

HIDDEN CREEK FARMS. A very nice family farm. Definitely worth the price. STACY F. REVIEW was way off base. But then some people are never happy. The pony rides was the best Pony ride around. The ponies were very clean and docile. They were never smacked like Stacy said. The ponies were frequently walking by themselves. The operators had water there for the ponies. After the kids rode their pony, they would take time to pet their ponies face and give them a hug. Precious memories for the children. The pumpkin patch was full of pumpkins of all sizes. Well worth the trip. A great family atmosphere. Thanks.... read more

If you are going to the farm do not bring any bills over a $20. My family came to the market Saturday the 11th, to celebrate my birthday. My son and I both only had $100 dollar bills. My son was dressed down and told what a "hardship" large bills were for them. He apologized for the inconvenience but the women in charge continued to scold him. Needless to say we did not purchase much from the market, a small pumpkin for my granddaughter, so she would not be disappointed, was all the business we gave them. Back to Freeman's market for this girl. read more

Took the family out for the 4th year in a row on the 1st and it was awesome as usual. Hidden Creek Farms is excellent for younger kids. They love the giant corn dig and this year they had 2 baby calves- Barney and Opie. If you are around at 5:00 PM you may even get to help feed them their bottles. Thanks again you never disappoint! read more

Took our 9 month old here for the Fall Fest and pumpkin patch. We had a great time. They had a BBQ food truck which we enjoyed for lunch. Our daughter was able to pet some of the animals, play in the corn, and we all took a short hayride out to the field to choose our pumpkins. Also had a store with fresh produce and some locally made jams, butters, etc. Nice fall family outing! read more

This is by far the worst place I have ever been to pick pumpkins in my entire life. It was $6 a person to ride the tractor to the "pumpkin patch" ... Which you then had to pay for your pumpkin $0.40 a pound which would be fine, however, it was a joke. As an added bonus, as you are waiting for the tractor to bring you out to the pumpkin patch, you get the luxury of standing next to the pony ride station... Which consists of 6 ponies chained to metal bars attached to a circular device. It is a CRUEL, real-life carousel from the 1950s. The ponies can't walk and get water, eat, or even walk around without being smacked to make them walk around in circles only when they have a customer. The pumpkin patch itself, was a small field area which looked like the pumpkins were just thrown into the field. There were maybe 50 pumpkins total, most of them rotten or broken - none attached to a vine at all. We didn't even get off the tractor to walk around - we took the ride back in and left. On the way to our car, another customer was complaining about the experience and the owner/manager ran up screaming at this customer, and threatened to call the police if she did not leave the property. Do yourself and your kids a favor - DO NOT EVER GO HERE!!!!! read more