Delicious apples and great family fun! There is so much variety and a hay ride to take you to the…read moreback of the orchard. I made the best apple Crumble of my life with these apples and will absolutely be back next fall.

My friend came here with me and we got some honey bear lollipops - yellow peaches and some of the…read moreblackberry lemon slushie - it was a pretty small cup for $3. My friend wanted to get the cider but it will be another month until they have some. My first visit here ! The jams and jellies are artisan here!

The checkout lady is always so nice. They have a nice selection of unusual plants that other…read morenurseries don't have. They also cost a lot more than other places.

I can't gush enough about Rosby's. I visit every year to grab a peck of cucumbers and some…read moregorgeous, fresh dill to make my pickles. Every year, their cucumbers far rival any other market or vendor. These cukes are fresh, bright, firm and delicious. Dill as fragrant as you can imagine. Their marketplace also has everything you need for canning- reasonably priced mason jars, pectin, beautiful fruit and recipes. The staff is ever-helpful and friendly. The prices are a great value. I can't wait to go back for raspberry picking! One of my favorite things is that they keep their website updated so you know when to expect the cucumbers to be in season and when they'll be done with raspberries. They have even sent postcards! How great is that?

I just came to pick blueberries and it's a pick-your-own farm about a 40 minute drive from…read moreUniversity Circle. This was not a very large farm and it is super easy to manage with plenty of blueberries for picking right into end of July still with plenty of produce. The blueberries were priced very inexpensively. Thinking about it, it was probably less than a grocery store. If I were to break it up, getting about a pint was $2, while it may be $3-4 at the grocery store which makes quite the difference. I expect blueberries to be more expensive at these farms as well, and it was a pleasant surprise. If you can, I recommend picking on a cooler day because it can take awhile, especially if you are looking to bake goods or pick many many pounds of them. There is a little shack which more produce and meats as well! There was garlic, squash, tomato, broccoli, fresh eggs and more when I went, so consider getting your groceries here too!

This is my first year to pick blueberries here. They taste so amazing! No wonder I never liked…read morestore-bought blueberries! Freshly picked berries make store berries taste like papers, in comparison. The price is awesome. You pay 4 times the price at giant eagle. They also have produce- veggies, chicken. I bought 2 dozens of eggs. The egg yolks are rich golden in color. So different from Costco organic eggs. Some of the eggs have blue eggshells- because the animals are not carefully generically selected to mass produce. In nature, the genes naturally variate. I recommend come in early morning, apply sunscreen and bug spray. For toddlers, Plan to stay 1.5 hours at the most. They don't last long in the summer sun, which is the prime blueberry season.

We went there for picking blackberries and found the biggest fruity berries we've ever seen. A…read moredelicious cobbler further verified just how fantastic the berries we picked are. Very friendly owners greeted us as arrived as well as a couple of friendly family dogs.

This is a very cute farm stand with a nice variety of local produce, meat, and some baked goods…read more One of the owners is a potter, and stocks mugs and bowls. The farm is pretty close to the Towpath trail, so you can visit both. I went for a pottery class, and it was a lovely experience, outdoors on a nice evening, and picked up some bread. They had a handful of events on the website, including crafts, educational, and community building with live music. When I returned to pick up my pieces, I got more bread, and also some seasonal produce. The meat always looks really good, but the timing hasn't lined up for me to try it. There is a big livestock guardian dog who roams the property, so pets are not allowed, and also, he's super friendly, so may approach.

Oxbow Orchard is an ideal destination in your slow living journey. It's this perfectly serene…read morecottage farm and orchard within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The farm practices land stewardship, regenerative agriculture, and sustainability. I have visited the farm for two years now. There is no place quite like it around. Layout: The farm is huge, but once you orient, it will be easy to navigate. Aside from the farm field, you'll find a little creek, hand-woven willow dome, flower field, greenhouse, event area with hay ride stage, a farm stand and Oxbow market. Gravel parking is available, overflow parking is on the grass along the farm. Animals: The farm residents are Icelandic Sheep, turkeys, and very good boy Milo (Great Pyrenees). Meet all! Oxbow Market: The farm has market stand and Oxbow Market. The market stand has seasonal veggies and flowers. Check social media for availability. It works on an honor system, cash or Venmo are accepted. The Oxbow Market is an absolute farm gem. It has fresh produce (like tomatoes grown on the farm), many locally loved brands (such as yummy mushrooms), locally baked sourdough and focaccia, clay handmade mugs, soaps, and a lot more. You'll find produce, flowers, bread, meat, dairy, souvenirs, personal care, sweets, and more at this store. The store is open during events, and Wednesday through Sunday from 12-7 PM (check their website for the latest hours as the seasons change). I love to get seasonal veggies, scones, and bread here. I never successfully walked away empty handed, everything looks so tasty! During the last visit I purchased a scone, focaccia, and peaches ($17.41 grand total, 3% credit card sub charge). Flower Picking: The farm seasonally grows and sells flowers. You can get a premade bouquet $20 or $15 for you-pick. You-pick experience looks so dreamy. I especially love their gorgeous marigolds. Events: The farm offers different events during the summer. They're always so relaxing and also a little rustic. Events include concerts, crafting activities, yoga and sound baths at the willow dome. The music is always so eclectic and really good. The crafting events so interesting like eco dyeing, pottery, paper making, and more. Some events feature food vendors. Most concerts have a suggested donation and benefit the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. You may want to bring a chair or a blanket if attending a concert (some picnic tables are available). Event tickets can be pre-purchased on their site. My personal favorites: I love to spend a whole evening on the farm. I always look forward to petting Icelandic sheep, getting some goodies from the Oxbow Market, listening to the music or crafting, wandering around the farm, and lingering by the fire pit. Everyone at the farm including the owners and the volunteers are so welcoming! It's fun to see families and kids on the farm just enjoying togetherness and nature. You have to visit and feel the amazing atmosphere of this farm. It's a nice getaway from the city and real life. I highly recommend checking out their events and stopping in to shop at the market. I'm already planning my next visit!

Visited for the first time and was very impressed! Luther's has a nice market with great food…read moreoptions such as homemade jams, honey, cider, cinnamon rolls, baked goods etc. There's also a barn with animals as well as an area to pick pumpkins. Highly recommend!

They have a pumpkin canon that you can fire, cool and fun, kids play area, corn maze and a hay…read moreride. They have a store out front and they also sell pumpkins.

Room was disgusting, the covers over the hay were covered in dirt so there wasn't many good seating…read moreoptions. there were decorations from the previous party that weren't cleaned up. The owners were rude to my sister over her sons birthday party. The lady passing the feed out just did not give a welcoming vibe. And asked why they didn't receive a tip when we weren't given the full 1 hour with the animals as promised when they did not call us down like they said they would. Honestly would not recommend.

One of our favorite petting zoo experiences. They have lots of animals including but not limited to…read morebunnies, turkeys, geese, horses, pigs, goats, imu and kangaroos. Perfect for all ages. You can pet as well as feed the animals (carrots and feed available for an additional purchase)

We did the Easter hunt and loved it! Extra thanks to the parking man who helped me maneuver outread more

This is an adorable small animal farm. Pure passions has Nigerian dwarf goats, geese, ducks,…read morealpacas, and a barn cat. We arrived with three children. There's plenty of parking for about 20 cars. There are two barns and clean restrooms. The price is reasonable at $10 per car load. The owners are very nice. They didn't just take our money and give us a map; they showed us around and then let us go off on our own. Feed is available in small buckets for $3. All the alpacas and the goats loved it. There is a small playground, basketballs and basketball hoops, and a fairy garden too. We stayed a little over an hour but would have stayed longer if it hadn't started raining. We'll be going back to visit Santa Claus next month and in the spring for goat yoga!