We went on a scenic drive and delightfully by accident found Reed Valley Orchard! The orchard was…read morebeautiful and the shop was small but nice. We purchased peaches, pears, and delicious apples. The prices were reasonable in my opinion. The apples and pears were in a small bag with a handle priced at $7 per bag. There were probably 18 to 25 items per bag. I do not remember the price of the peaches but they were reasonable. The orchard was just past Centerville Kentucky. You crossed a small bridge over a creek to go to the orchard. They had a cider operation that was not in operation yet. This was a great day driving in the country with a beautiful butterfly field orchard as a welcome surprise!

Wonderful visit today to an orchard & store surrounded by stunning horse country scenery, staffed…read moreby friendly folks and (today) featuring music and blueberry pancakes and canned goods. Excellent food; nice picnic tables; tractor-pulled trailer rides, beautiful orchards....it doesn't get much better than this! Well worth the time and drive!

This was a GREAT tour. Took tour on a Sunday but windy…read moreSaturday. Nice sized group. Delightful tour guide, Brittany. First a quick history of the farm. Then we met one of the stallions and fed him carrots. We got in our cars and drove to meet some mares and foals. Took a bit for the mares to come and greet us but they all did eventually. Very friendly horses, especially when you have carrots. Lastly we saw the yearling fillies. Beautiful setting. This was so fun, highly recommend if in the area.

A lovely evening with the Thorobreds at Mill Ridge Farm. Pizza and wine, and a walk through the…read morebeauty of the farm and the thoroughbreds that reside there. 69

Giving a review for a place a season late totally isn't procrastinating. The perfect fall outing…read more Definitely go on a weekday to spare yourself from the swarm of people. The drive up there is a little scary, but they do have staff handling it via walkie talkies to make sure there's not a collision! They have products from Evans Orchard in Georgetown to save yourself the trouble. Cider is immaculate and the corn maze is fun! They have some real hefty pumpkins, you can get two for the price of one from the grocery store. They also have a petting zoo and activities for children! When they reopen, brave the one-way driveway and give them a chance!

Originally founded in 1874, Elmendorf boasts over 700 acres of spectacular green rolling hills and…read morethe remaining four columns of the mansion that sat on the rise overlooking the farm. While it is no longer utilized as a breeding farm, it holds great historical significance in the equine industry of the Bluegrass. Most notably, Fair Play, sire of the great Man o War stood here.

Founded in 1970 by a prominent member of Claiborne Farm's Hancock family, this beautiful…read morethoroughbred breeding farm rambles over 2000 prime Bourbon County acres. Countless champion racehorses have graced the farm. As a nursery, foals born and raised here carry the hope of the generations whose lives are touched by these grand animals.

We went there as a Harvest Host guest. But recently saw…read morethem at Food truck days and other places to help kids learn about animals

Family fun! It wasn't crowded the animals were so beautiful.. my 2 year old had a blast! Definitely…read morerecommend for a cheap and fun family outing.