Pumpkin patch Corn maze…read more Zinnia & Sunflower fields Apple cider donuts Beautiful gift shop Friendly staff Photo ops (every season) Farm to Table dinners Plus more...r Plan to spend the day, you will 100% enjoy yourself

Visiting family here for the week. We are from SoCal.. This place is the CUTEST and most thoutful…read morefarm. My kids had so much fun. No shortage of things to see and activities for the kids. If I lived here, I would be brining my kids 1x/week. Nothing negative to say. Loved it all. We could have spent all day here.

Tickets are now $6 anytime, but that's still a bargain. Went to a 4 pm matinee on a Thursday and…read moresaw Disclosure Day. Great experience! The movie was a bit disappointing, but you can't win 'em all. It was shown in theater 1, and the seats were great. You could recline back and I loved it! I plan to go to the matinee to see The Odyssey on July 16th. I've read the book and am hoping it lives up to that!

$9 gets you a movie a small popcorn and small drink all for the 1 price and you get 1 of 3 movies…read more2 puck from

The Art Center of Burlington is located downtown near the river. It's great there is one that…read moreshowcases local talent and offers classes for the community. On our visit today we got to checkout a photography exhibit. There are some very talented young people in the area! There were pieces made of wood and jewelry. If in the area, definitely check it out!

I LOVE this place! They have wonderful art classes and just the friendliest people! They have…read moreclasses all month long and offer a good deal if you become a member. Every third Thursday of the month they have a painting class and BYOB. It's just a great place to chillout, paint, and drink with some good company.

Every time I come to town, Me and my cousins love going here and playing in the farm play room, so…read morefun!!!

Interesting collection of history, not as much as I had hoped but enough that it was fine for the…read moreadmission, learned a few things about prohibition and a popular songwriter of past from Burlington. Architecture interior interesting.

The bartenders were friendly enough but their charm doesn't distract you from the dirty bathrooms,…read morebad music, and odd setup of this establishment. There was some extremely trashy/weird art on the wall and the clientele seems to match. The outdated techno coming from the "DJ" was a fitting backdrop to a giant screen that seemed to be projecting someone's Internet search. I opted to sit far away from that mess, right next to a giant fan that was off until I went returned from the bathroom and it had been turned on full blast and stood in place of my chair. Good incentive for dancing perhaps, but I took it as a hint to get some fresh air...far away from this bar. Might be better on a slower, more mellow night.

I've played here, gone to live shows here and sometimes just go to meet new people and hangout I've…read morerarely seen unfriendly people. Sometimes i run into a bartender having a bad night. They offer pool that's away from the music and also sometimes they'll have food carts. I noticed the one bad reviewer seems to have rated alot of local places with 1 or 2 stars which tells me everything i need to know. I've played live music in this town for about 17 years, this is by far one of the best venues for music or to meet friendly local people. I've had my personal issue's but that doesn't take away from the fact that this place is locally legendary for us musicians. It also sports local artwork all over all the art inside was done by artist from right here in town.

We stopped into this winery on a Saturday afternoon. There was one other group already there,…read moresitting at a table inside tasting wines with the owner. We were warmly greeted and the owner was friendly and very knowledgeable. He restored the winery/stagecoach stop himself (he even shared before pictures) and makes the wine himself from the old recipes from the area, and from the fruits of the area (except for the lemons, which come from Arizona). The wines were unique and very good. Prior to this, I had never had rhubarb wine or a wine made from multiflora roses. Both were heavenly, and neither of us tasted a wine there that we felt wasn't good. The building itself is very neat and has much of its original charm, including the original windows. There are a few nice outdoor seating areas and a nice garden, as well. Know before you go: This place only accepts cash or check. There is an ATM down the road in a local bar.

Michael is the best! The grounds are absolutely beautiful and well taken care of. Very peaceful…read more Plenty of wine to choose from. I love the lemon. The pottery? The pottery is stunning. Thanks for the hospitality Michael!

We spent about 2 hours exploring the grounds. There are multiple buildings you can walk in and…read moreexplore yourself with lots of informative plaques and actors scattered throughout a few to tell you more in depth information about daily life at the fort. Found out it's family run and we had the pleasure of interacting with the owner and his son, they were some of the actors! You could tell that ALL of the actors knew what they were talking about, we were blown away. They put so much thought and time into these exhibits and you can tell!

Our family (8 yr-old, mom and dad) had a great time visiting this museum. Full disclosure, it was…read moreconstructed in modern times (1980's I think) using historically accurate tools and techniques as a museum patterned after the original fort of the same name. There is about 90-minutes of activities here including several rooms with different themes like barracks, hospital, kitchen and an office from pioneer days. It's very well cared for, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and there is a small gift shop. In addition to the fort, you can see a Santa Fe / Burlington train engine, a fountain, and the Mississippi River all from the same parking lot. Pack a lunch, grab your camera and come check this place out - it's really fun.