The ice cream is great and the environment is cool! Great place for a family visit! Definitely…read moreworth the trip.

Great ice cream and nice to see the cows names from the farm on the ice cream flavors…read more Got 2 scoops mocha chip which is a subtle coffee flavor and mint chip. I was worried i only got one scoop and already left. I found the mint chip packed down in the bottom of the cake cone cavern which was super weird but still good. I normally don't eat the whole cone but now I had to to get the ice cream lol

We get our tree here almost every year! The trees are perfect so it's hard to pick the best one…read more Their shop has cute holiday decor and locally made products. It's a holiday tradition to visit Yeager's

What a wonderful day at Yeagers. The fields and foliage are lovely as ever! The hayride and pumpkin…read morepicking were great. The only disappointment was that the pumpkin patch this year was much smaller than in years past. However, the huge field of sunflowers more that made up for it. What a lovely treat! The shop had an ample supply and variety of pumpkins, fresh veggies, baked goods and apple cider. And apple cider donuts!! The staff are always super friendly!

My nephew go an amazing hourlong horseback riding lesson without a reservation. It was really…read moremagical. We only just learned about this farm, which is close to Philly. Can't wait to go back.

My daughter's birthday party here was amazing. It's a little bit of country paradise right in the…read moremiddle of town!

Attended Fall Festival- simply too chaotic for my taste. They need a better plan! A map or list of…read moreactivities; or appointed people to push you in the right direction. We arrived w/ no clear sense of where to go or begin. There were tented areas, but then little shacks w/ awnings, pockets of people standing in a field, others across the street. Do I pay for this outside? Do I go inside? Are there tickets? The market (which had really nice things) was impossible to shop. Some things were outside, other things inside, w/ a line of people waiting to pay starting at the tented outside register area, backed up, weaving all the way thru the market isles to the front door. You had to squeeze between the line of people waiting to pay & the shelves of food to shop, making it hard to look at anything, much less grab anything. I know this sounds like a good problem to have, but not when chaos is driving the experience more than demand. Exhausted from wondering the outside trying to figure out what all there was to do & where to go, then braving the market, I decided to skip apple picking which was the main reason I was there! That process appeared even less clear, so no regrets. I do love the things purchased at the market, including apple cider donuts, frozen pastas, & Reading Soda Works bottles- just think I'll return to shop on a day when nothing is going on.

We had a great experience here! It was a cute little drive away from us in the countryside. There…read morewas farm fresh produce & other grocery items, as well as a deli and cafe. We would love to come back when the weather is nicer to enjoy their outdoor area and orchard!

The whole experience at Arader Tree Farm is excellent but the quality of the product is what really…read moremakes them stand out. We purchased our tree in December and put it outside after the holiday. 4 months later it is still fresh!

One of my best friends moved to Collegeville recently, and a bunch of us made plans to visit and…read morecheck out the area. We brought our kids to Arader Farm and everyone had a blast! The kids loved the tractor ride, the pumpkin patch, the animals and Honeybee Hay Land. They have a beautiful selection of pumpkins, gourds and flowers for purchase. They also sell Christmas trees and we all noticed how full and gorgeous they are. The staff is friendly and helpful. We had a wonderful Fall day and hope to visit again in the future!

This place is so cute. They have such a great selection of pumpkins for the fall to decorate with…read more All different colors, shapes and sizes. They also have adorable farm animals in the back, which is a bonus!!

When the first cool autumn breeze hits Brooklyn, we head to central PA in search for pumpkins of…read moreall shapes, sizes and colors. My mother-in-law introduced us to this gem of a pumpkin patch. With butternut squash for $1 and acorn squash for $.75 each, I knew I was in my seasonal glory. The owners wife takes prize in her heirloom varieties and has a wall of each pumpkin variety with their unique name and suggested uses. Ranging from $6 for a large cinderella pumpkin to $3 turban, I filled my cart and headed back to Brooklyn to roast, can and preserve these beauties. I would say this is worth the country drive!

Such a fun day! The people were so nice and the kids had a wonderful time on the slides, the…read morehayride to pick pumpkins and absolutely loved the corn maze! Highly recommend!

I spent the better part of a day recently, along with dear friend Sin City Farm Girl (SCFG), her…read moreYoung 'Un and the NMT. We were looking for a day of play, a tricky thing with a Moody Teen and his sidekick, and one that did not cost an arm and a leg. SCFG suggested Savidge, which is near their farm, so off we went. You can tell the place has been doing this for a while, as they had everything well laid out - from parking to activities to shopping. They also had a nice mix of free activities (such as a 'sandbox' full of dried corn that the kids spent over an hour playing happily in) and low- cost activities, the most expensive being $3 for a hayride to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch (cost of pumpkin you pick extra, weighed upon your return). There was mini-golf, shooting plastic balls in air cannons at targets, climbing on farm equipment repurposed as play gyms, going to see and pet baby goats, cow, piglets and see the emu, and of course the decently challenging but not impossible corn maze. Four and a half hours flew by, as the kids went from place to place. They even enjoyed a visit from some of the free-range hens who helpfully picked up any crumbs dropped around the outdoor picnic tables. Food options are as you'd expect - drinks (top price $1.50 for cold bottled water), chips, hot dogs (also $1.50). What I liked was the reasonableness of the items while still allowing the place to make a profit, not the price gouging we see at other farm operations we've been to. As for shopping - they have a beautiful selection of mums, very reasonably priced, and they have some (not an abundance, and again, not overly expensive) other food items like pickled hot peppers, etc. along with a variety of grown-on-site pumpkins, gourds, dried corn and corn stalks. Everyone who worked there was friendly, helpful and patient. We had a relaxing but entertaining day that did not break the bank, and came home with two exhausted and content boys. I have a feeling this place gets nuts in October, so go early in the season unless you don't mind big crowds. Definitely will go back again next year.