Amazing!! We decided to stay an extra day and come down to the orchard to pick cherries. Beautiful…read morelocation, amazing fruits, super friendly staff! Couldn't have asked for a better excursion. Highly recommend.

We decided to spend the afternoon picking cherries we found this orchard and it's amazing. The farm…read moreis owned by a family and has been 4-5 generations since 1910. We were able to bring our lab and the cherries trees were full of ripe yummy cherries. The owners were really friendly and we had a great time. I highly recommend this for a few hours or a full day!

This is a super cute little boutique lavender farm tucked away off Highway 93 in Somers, Montana!…read more They are relatively new and have a pretty great selection of different lavender products. You can get everything from your traditional lavender oils and scents, to lavender and rosemary salt, to lavender soaps, and lavender plant itself. They even have an option where you can pick your own lavender, stems and buy lavender plants, or even seeds to grow your own. They've got pretty much everything! The folks around the place are super friendly, and you can watch them make some of the products if you come at the right time. This is definitely one of those little hidden gems that is super down to earth and real. Totally worth of stop if you were looking for a nifty little activity during your visit to the area. Five stars.!

This is a very cute place. Nice store with some really nice products. I'm glad we stopped in.read more

Great place to pick your own or buy a small basket of organic cherries. They charge $8.00 a pound…read morewhich is really pricy, but when you eat your first cherry, you'll know the why it's worth every penny. My boyfriend and I decided to pick our own to avoid any bruises and "cuts" on the fruit itself and it was such a fun experience! They let you sample the cherries as you pick them. Just grab a bucket and start your adventure! The staff advised that a full bucket is about 5 pounds worth of cherries. Walking through the aisles, there are different types of cherries to pick. 1. Tart cherries -good for smoothies, but it really is tart. My boyfriends calls them cherry bombs because of that tart bite. I only liked it because the seed stuck to the stem. 2. Dark red/purple - extremely sweet! And they are so plump!!! These were so good 3. Ranier - of course this is the biggest reason I wanted to go cherry picking. So delicious and tastes way different than in Utah (where I'm currently living) and the grocery stores. The orchard is hidden, but if you go towards the state park following the signs, you'll see this on your left side. They're also only open from. Wednesday - Saturday from 10am-2pm.

My children and I had a wonderful time at Western Trails. Leo was a fantastic wrangler, and made…read moreour ride fun and exciting. We enjoyed the variety of the ride - riding through the neighborhood, through bamboo tunnels, and the riverbed. The horses were well-behaved, and well cared for. At the end of the ride, we were allowed to feed them carrots. We will definitely be returning for another ride in the near future.

Took my 7 year old daughter here at 11 am on Thursday September 26th. We had Leo as our guide and…read morehe made the day extra special for my daughter. He talked to her the entire time and made her feel like a real western rider. He was so sweet! You can tell these horses are very loved and cared for. They are loyal to him and do whatever he says. You can tell they love him. He was amazing! The trail was beautiful. We went right by a river and it was tranquil and relaxing. We will be back!

Perfect vacation for all ages just relax have fun even a three-year-old has full range of the ranch!read more

I'm still on cloud 9 from my visit so I think now is the perfect time to write this review. We…read moreopted to go for the adult only retreat as our youngest child (the only one left) had no desire to go and if we weren't taking our kid we certainly didn't want to deal with anyone else's. Going into this trip I didn't know much, other than they had horses and that was what I wanted to do - ride horses. We arrived really early in the morning and was picked up at the airport, which was the size of a postage stamp. It was really easy to find our person, who grabbed our bags and loaded them into the trailer while we sat in the van. Met some others that were on the trip on the way to the lodge. Upon arrival they had a tent setup in the front where they greeted us, gave us a bag with a map of the property and list of that week's activities, told us our rooms weren't ready yet but they would find us when they were. Now - I'm going to note that they said they would find us when our room was ready and I didn't think they really would. We continued to check in to see when the room would be ready, but then later I saw them literally hunting someone down to give her keys - so they will indeed find you. When we checked in the room was a standard lodge room, we had a fridge but our friends didn't, in mentioning this in passing to the staff they brought them a fridge. Talk about service! We spent the next four days riding horses mostly, but also enjoying the company of the other guests and hearing stories from the staff. While we were really heavy on the horse rides we also enjoyed taking a tour of the elk preserve and clay sporting. We got a ride up to the yoga spot for a view (weren't too keen on hiking up there) and spent a good amount of time in the bar with fellow guests chatting up the staff. Everyone was amazing and so accommodating- I had said it was a bucket list trip but the staff at the Averill ranch has me seriously considering returning next year. Thank you for the memories.

Super friendly bartender, plenty of seating including at the bar and well decorated. A little noisy…read morewith kids shouting but nothing too crazy. Outdoor options. No dogs! Despite the online mention there are signs everywhere that say no pets. The flatbread was tasty and the cider was good. I liked the Mac the best. Growler options and some cans.

First off, the actual food was pretty good (not awesome but definitely not bad by any stretch). The…read moremain issue we had was the service, we came in between lunch and dinner and it was dead, there was only one other table when we got there and one other couple came in while we were there but our waitress came by the table to take our order and then to deliver the food. We had to flag her down for refills (second issue) and sat with empty plates and wound up kids for probably 15+ minutes before we were finally able to wave her down to ask for a check and a box. Took her another 10 minutes to bring the check and she forgot the boxes, the manager (I think) actually stopped by and asked if we needed boxes because we had been obviously done for a while and our waitress was mia. I know it's a cider place but serving soda from cans and charging $3 each is absolutely insane, I don't understand not investing in a fountain? Also kind of stark and warehouse-like inside and just wasn't quite our scene. Like I said, the food was good but service was awful, coupled with getting gouged for canned soda and I don't think we will be back. Lots of burger/brewery places in town with better atmosphere, service, food and drinks.

One of the better farmer's markets I've been to. It's not the vendors or the location so much. It's…read morethe sense of community in small town USA. I witnessed actual teenagers playing with younger kids on the grass on a perfect sunny day. Not a single smart phone in sight. I saw adults talk and converse without looking at their phones. It was a throwback to 15 years ago. Food trucks lined the square. There was a variety of food. None all that cheap but a small price to pay for witnessing an authentic community driven event. There was live entertainment that was none too shabby. We got a variety of food, sat at a park bench and had a great time.

We were visiting for a week and this was a great resource to get some quality local food and goods…read more I really enjoyed the layout of having one row of food, one row of goods, and then entertainment and food trucks spread out across the rest of the park. We got some great local produce including cherries that my daughter didn't want to stop eating. Picked up some nice earrings for gifts to our family. Had a good time hanging out and enjoying the park and seeing the town really come out. It is always nice to be able to talk to the people making the goods and growing the food and they were all pleasant to talk with.

It's been a long time since I've been here. They have expanded a bit, and now have a TON of stuff…read morefor kids. They also have some stuff for adults--i.e. coffee, a few food trucks, and plenty of pumpkins at reasonable prices! There are a few things you need to buy once you get in (i.e. train ride, petting zoo animal snacks, food/coffee, and of course, pumpkins themselves) but nearly everything else is free with just the reasonable cost of admission. It's a fun trip for just about anyone!

Need to update their map!! They moved from this spot over 4 years ago! When we finally found the…read morerelocated spot , about 5 miles away the kids had a great time!But I was very disappointed that they brought politics into this by having a LG TRUMP 2024 flag flying above the US flag!!!!!!!!!! Had I known this before the kidos saw the place I would have gone elsewhere.