Came here for a solo day trip all the way from Toronto & I had a great time! The property is…read moregorgeous, staff are super friendly, and entry itself is extremely affordable-- it's only $8 for admission and they give you a coupon for a free non-alcoholic drink or you can also use it as a discount for other food & beverage (including alcohol) items at the cafe. Obviously food and picked berries during peak season will cost you extra, but you can still do a lot on admission alone as there are free activities and little trails to walk around. Food is delicious, all of their hot food is prepared fresh upon ordering and they use high quality, locally sourced ingredients (including the ice cream trolley below the hill). They also have little snack features at different times of the day like free popcorn until sunset, or you can purchase a smores kit to use at one of the bonfire tables. Blueberries are one of my favorite fruits so you could imagine how stoked I was to see blueberries incorporated in almost everything they sell here! I highly recommend the sweet gum pizza & the bee sting (shot of honey plus a mint leaf and buzzbutton/electric daisy bud) which gave a unique sensory experience. I also really appreciate how much time and effort went into the execution of the treehouse, the design, details, and usage of building materials are seriously impressive-- especially the playground which is SO cool! Makes me wish I was a kid again. Sadly blueberry season just ended but I was still able to find a few late bloomers in some of the bushes! Nothing too crazy & they weren't the sweetest but it'd be nice to come back for the full experience, or on another day where they have more to do. !!! Something very important to take into consideration is that while it is family friendly, this is NOT the best place to bring someone who requires mobility assistance and/or has a bee allergy. At the end of the day it is a farm with added attractions, nonetheless a unique and great place to visit.

Pictured: Italian Cypress panini, Dogwood panini, and an Oreo dirt cup…read more BuffaliciousBites gives The Blueberry Treehouse Farm 5 stars!

Had a great trail ride today! Horses were sweet and the people running it were very nice!! Would…read morehighly recommend as the animals were very well taken care of!

From the owner: Family Friendly Horseback Riding. Trail Rides through 100…read moreacres of wooded countryside throughout the spring, summer, and fall. Lighted indoor arena. Safe, well trained horses for all levels of riding ability. Summer Day Camps. Lessons for adults and children/private-semiprivate Group activities for scouts, church groups, birthday parties, or other group events Open year year round for lessons and other indoor activities.

We used Lilies of the Field to provide flowers for our wedding in September. Lilies of the Field…read morealso sets up at the East Aurora farmers markets where you can make your own bouquets. On the day before the wedding my mother in law and bridesmaids and I picked up 6 buckets of fresh cut flowers from their farm and made our bouquets by hand. None of us are florists but it wasn't difficult to make beautiful bouquets and arrangements with the gorgeous flowers they provided and may I add for an insanely reasonable price. So please consider them for you floral needs for any big event! Everything was freshly picked and so beautiful. The vines they included made my bridal bouquet absolutely breathtaking. With six buckets of flowers we had enough for my bridal bouquet, a bouquet for each of my 5 bridesmaids, 13 vases of flowers for the dining tables, and boutonnières for my husband, my brother and nephews, and the 3 groomsmen. Here are the results.

The coolest place! I love animals and the outdoors, so when my parents decided to take me to Hawk…read moreCreek's fall festival, I got so excited. I loved it the last time over 10 years ago. As soon as we walked past the gift shop, I was greeted either by a unicorn or a gorgeous white Shire horse with a fake horn, I'm not sure which. Either way, I knew it was going to be a special day. We watched a few bird shows, one with hawks (natch) that we saw from far and one with owls that we watched up close. All the animals here are incredible. My particular favorite was the little armadillo that ran around his cage. The whole time it was impressed upon us how important conservation and rehabilitation is for these animals. The highlight was the crow that kept screaming "WOW!" He was so funny! The bummer was that we had to leave eventually... You must go here, especially if you love animals! It's extremely well kept and the volunteers clearly love what they do. I highly recommend coming here some weekend. It's worth the trip!

My family came here for the Enchanted Wild Fest on a Saturday in September. It was our first time…read morevisiting and we were very impressed by the knowledge and dedication of the volunteers we encountered. The hawks and falcons that we saw were incredible. There were many other animals available for viewing, and an entire section dedicated to cats. We visited the Aerie with its Harry Potter theme and experienced an armadillo, cane toad, tortoise, and snake. We were able to participate in a live Raptor show, and learn about the Snowy Owl that was born at Hawk Creek. There was even a beautiful unicorn that we were able to pet. This is an incredible place worth visiting. I learned so much, and will definitely be coming back.

Lovely location, without having to drive far from home for tasty, sweet, organic berries…read more The friendly owner has everything you'll need - buckets both large and small with comfortable neck straps or belts. This is a lovely setting. You'll walk to the blueberry patch past a fish pond. The boys had fun spotting the fish as we walked to our picking spot - marked by the owls on the posts. We turned there and went a few paces to the windmill and were greeted by all our berries! We didn't have to pick for long. Fortunate for us, because it was a hot and humid day. Loaded bushes and great directions from the owner made for quick work. Why ever drive farther!

Ann Maria was an absolute treasure. Her love for her horses is apparent in the east she talks about…read moreeach one. We took my elderly Mother to her farm and she treated us to a complete tour. Our mother was over the moon as it brought her back to the days of when she was a young girl tending to horses on another farm in the area. Thank you Ann Marie!!!! 5+ stars!!!!!

Went horseback riding this afternoon with friends on their trail and had a great time! Beautiful…read moreviews of Holland/Colden area too!

This was our first trip to this nursery. We were looking for a specific type of tree that no other…read morenursery had in stock. It was a short trip from our house and the scenery on the way was great. When we arrived, we were immediately impressed. As far as we could see we're stands of trees arranged by type in specific areas with walkways in between. We entered the sales area to get help on finding what we were looking for. This area was not the same as other nurseries. The selection of available items was limited but covered most gardening needs. The person at the counter pulled out a map of the nursery and told us which quadrant to look in. He gave us a tag so we could mark which one we wanted if we found something we liked. Each area was numbered so it was easy to find the species we were looking for. There was a plentiful number of trees that were obviously well cared for. We made our selection and tagged the tree. Upon returning to the sales area we paid for the tree which was less than other nurseries charge, especially since the tree was larger than those at other places, and arranged for delivery. The $50 fee is less than others. The next day the tree was delivered and placed right next to the place we had prepared for it. This visit has convinced us that Boston Hill will now be one of the nurseries we go to for quality products.

We have been wanting trees for our back yard, as it currently does not have any shade at all. We…read morereceived a catalog from Boston Hill Nursery in the mail and after looking a bit, we decided the time was now. We went on a windy Friday afternoon and one of the girls who worked there wrote up a little post it for us letting us know where we could find the different types of trees that we were interested in. They also provided us with some suggestions that would help us manage the concerns in our yard. We were given tags with our name on them to "claim" the trees we wanted and then we just tore off the price tag so she could cash us out when we got up to the front again. I do wish I wore rubber rain boots and a heavier coat, but that was only my fault. Once we picked out all our trees they got us cashed out and talked to us about how we would plant them in our yard, we also opted for the delivery because some of the trees we got were nearly 15 feet tall. The delivery went off with our a hitch and the helped us place the trees right near where we planned to plant them. We are really excited about adding trees to our yard and we loved the selection and ease at Boston Hill Nursery. We are going to see how these trees do in our backyard and maybe we will get an ornamental tree for our front yard in a few years!

Beautiful view at this winery. Knowledge staff can help you chose wine you'd like to taste…read more I go here often with my girlfriends

A great atmosphere, cozy and very friendly. My daughter and sister visited Foxhole on a Saturday. A…read morenice place to have events or just to enjoy a drink , for me, the best Bloody Mary. The flight of mimosa were also very good, my daughter and sister enjoyed them to last one was gone. The staff mentioned that have different event and in February there hosting a craft show and to follow them on Face Book to see up and coming events. If your looking to do something different, grab some friends and take a ride to Foxhole. Thanks for the great day, Mark