ENTRY FEE THEN EVERYTHING FREE!…read more Such a great time! Lots of things for kids of all ages to do and experience (mostly little kids around 11 and under). But even as adults we had an enjoyable experience. SLIDES Lots of fun slides and unlike other places - you don't have to pay each time to ride them! APPLES So many free apples and apple juice! Bring a jar of peanut butter and you've just fed your entire family! FRIENDLY STAFF These are the nicest kids around. Everyone is joyful and in the spirit of the season! Have fun!

The animals seem unhappy. This is supposed to be family friendly environment. But the new ownership…read moreis perverted. In many ways, you could visit and see for yourself. Some of the ways that this is run, just raises eyebrows. Also, their playground equipment is falling apart, I literally saw a screw fall off a piece of equipment. And some kid was shouting. They finally fixed it. But it was in fact, still broken.

The produce and folks at Paprika Farms are amazing! I picked 73 lb. of zucchini, with nary a…read moreblemish or imperfection on any of them. As an avid gardener myself, I really appreciate the outstanding quality. Andrew and his wife (sorry I didn't catch her name) are welcoming, knowledgeable, congenial and beyond helpful. I understand they took over the farm two years ago from Andrew's Dad. There's even wagons available to schlep your pickings to your vehicle. The posted signage was clear and helpful. I'll be back! Roc

Pretty sad situation over there at the Ticonderoga Farm. I gave it two stars because I feel bad for…read morethem. The whole place is just withering away. I didn't even bother taking pictures of the "attractions" on the hayride. They were all sun-beaten, falling apart and creepy looking according to my kids.

I found this farm with a google search, no one was present at the time I was there to answer…read morequestions. Honey is sold by the honor system with a cash box on the wall.

I've purchased honey from here before and have always been satisfied, which makes this experience…read moredisappointing. This time I purchased two of the darker honey, but it was noticeably thinner than previous batches and lacked the rich consistency I expected. It seems they may be selling a thinner version now. Unfortunately, because of the decline in quality, I won't be purchasing honey from here anymore, which is disappointing since I had been a repeat customer.

If you're looking for something special, check out River Sea Chocolates in Reston. (11495 Sunset…read moreHills Rd). When they say craft chocolates, they mean it. The different flavored truffles and chocolate bars are delicious and unique. The staff are wonderful - very kind and friendly. This place is definitely a must try. The Reston location is a bit hard to find but don't give up - follow the "craft chocolates" signs. It's one of the buildings on the right towards the back of the business park.

#DecadentChocolate…read more Rich, velvety, indulgent chocolate from different countries.. Yum. I've had their chocolates at this location and at expos. Their chocolates are soo good! My faves are pecan wood smoked salt, coconut milk, and cherry blossom (not necessarily in that order). I thought it was cool how they serve butterbeer.

Give these nuts a try, you will not be disappointed. Owner is professional and friendly. Fresh,…read moreflavorful, and reasonably priced. Wish I lived closer to purchase more.

Got two different flavors of cashews from Victor at his tent at the Eastern Market in DC. They are…read morequality cashews with just the right amount of seasoning. My favorite were the sesame seeds.

We could have done without. There's no sign and you can not see it from the road but once you pass…read morethe zoo, it'll be on your right hand side. A white fence is road side.

What a magnificent work of art!!! Truly in awe of these breathtaking behemoth structures! Where how…read moredid the Artist obtain these? How was he inspired? What came first, the Foam or the Henge? Coming from a city where artists struggle to get an 8x 10" 2D piece onto a coffee shop wall, this is just glorious! Absolutely love everything about Foam Henge! The mystery of finding it, the adventure walking to it, the calm nature surrounding!

I am officially a stalker of CATALYST HOT DOG!!! Checked out their story this morning and learned…read moreof the winery fest at Bull Run Winery! Perfect Sunday funday for me and my boo! Loved the option to purchase a ticket and walk through the fest but baby we only came for Catalyst hot dogs! LMAOOOOOOO!!!! We sat out on the lawn enjoying the tunes of the country band lol, our food & bottle of sparkling wine the winery offered. I also enjoyed a glass of sangria with a dark raspberry chocolate bar... I can't wait for Catalyst restaurant to open! The weather was perfect for today. Thank you Catalyst for putting us on! Happy Yelping!

The food options are abysmal. Paid $24 for a pizza that is worse than 7-eleven. $35 for…read more"charcuterie box" that comes with laughing cow cheese and pepperoni. Wine is pretty good tho Too bad you're not allowed to bring your own food.

This is one of the best kept secrets in Loudoun County. This is a phenomenal place all the way at…read morethe end of Loudoun County Parkway and has numerous walking trails and activities for kids and adults. We hosted an annual picnic here and had a great time. This is highly recommended for morning nature walks and evening relaxation.

It would be a nice place to visit if there was more to see, that admission is not so ridiculously…read morehigh, and the grounds were better kept. We really felt that we're offsetting owners' costs by helping them get a tax break in addition to the shamefully expensive entry fee for tickets for an art festival that was, sadly, not really a festival. Probably less than 10 vendors and only 2 food trucks. No music. No party- or festival-like atmosphere. It just felt like we were walking the grounds of some wealthy people who charged us a ridiculous amount to be there for an hour or two. Bathrooms are in portable trailer, so if you're not a fan of portables, you'll want to hold your bladder. Their 250-year old house of which there was much pride sounded more interesting than the gardens, and a tour of that would have made the visit slightly more of a value. But like others have said, if this was run as a non-profit organization, it may have made the high entrance fees slightly more easy to swallow. I can't see their current business model being a successful one unless only very wealthy people take an interest in visiting, financing, and renting their facilities. They have taken landfill & turned it into a pretty place, but for the average family, it's too expensive and not sufficiently entertaining or educational to make a trek out to visit really worthwhile. BLUF: Skip it unless they put some amazing work into the property, reduce entrance fees significantly, and let the public visit more often.