* I would not book another event at Andrews' farm, very difficult to deal with the event planner…read moreand farm store manager * Many other farms in the area with much nicer facilities and staff

Great location and fun. Let's you bring dogs…read more Don't eat the food though. It's nice that they have kids running it but my burger and sausage were burnt and dry. Burger was also heavily freezer burned. Unservable.

HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! This place is huge and a cut-above produce-wise and variety-wise…read more Extremely impressive. We ran out of cash halfway through (cash only vendors). I can't wait to come back here. ThE best farmers' market we've been to this summer. Support our hardworking farmers!

I haven't been to this one yet, but am looking forward to going. These types of business's should…read morebe encouraged by all means possible. This is a huge part of the "Slow Food Movement". Don't just watch it on TV. Get off the couch and Go. I'll see you there : )

We wanted to do something fun with the kids this weekend and decided to check out some apple…read moreorchards. The first one we went to, The Apple Orchard, had a 2 hour wait to get in. See my brief review on that page. We drove past many farms along Derry, so we stopped at Applevale. Unlike some farms that charge both an admission fee and charge for the apples picked, Applevale only requires you to spend a minimum of $20 on apples to gain entry. In terms of Covid precautions, there weren't any except for one sign to stay 2m apart and a bottle of hand sanitizer at the entrance. We spent $20 for a large bag and went on our merry way. There is a map showing which types of apples were located, but once we started walking, we realized that there weren't any signs indicating which apples are which, except for some coloured dots sprayed on some trees. Guess you had to taste each one to know what kind of apples you're picking! There were quick a few families out at the farm, but as you walk further into the orchard, the crowds spaced themselves out. Would've been nice if there was a bathroom, oh well... I would probably go again as the kids had lots of fun running around and eating the apples. The crowds weren't bad, so that's a bonus for me. No one was wearing masks outdoors, only the ladies at the front entrance.

Came here with some friends and we had a decent time. The property is huge, there's a walking…read moretrail, places for kids to have fun, apple picking and a spot to do some shopping. All in all, it was fun however, I would not recommend eating their food. The food is cold and tastes terrible. The Mac and cheese is served inside their pie shell and it was not good. It was cold, barely any Mac and cheese and overall, not good.

You can buy your ticket online and guarantee your spot (3-hour timeslots are available)…read more We came here on a Sunday for a family fun day and it has a lot to offer for all family members; wagon ride, apple picking, farm yard, giant slides, sand box, maze, cafe and outdoor restaurant, market that offers cider, jams, tarts, wines, etc. Very nice and organized. We enjoyed our time here.

Upon your arrival at the parking lot, you can see the signs guiding the way and reminding you that…read moredue to COVID-19 pandemic, masks are mandatory in all areas. At the Pick Your Own (PYO) check-in, you can pay $10.5 for a small basket that holds approximately 2 lbs. or $21 for a large basket that holds approximately 4 lbs. It is on a first come first serve basis and if you go early in the morning, it will be less crowded and you will have more privacy while picking the strawberries. We bought 2 large baskets and spent almost an hour exploring the farm and picking our strawberries. I tasted a few and they were very delicious and was wondering to myself why we pay so much for market strawberries that don't taste half as good. On the way out, we went inside the market and bought some of their products and also enjoyed our sundae with fresh strawberries. It is a nice experience for the families, especially if you have kids.

The place itself is cute - you can pick your own pumpkin ($12) which I find expensive (but I do…read morelike to support local farmers), and pay $5/person for a tractor ride, corn maze and to climb on some hay for the kids. Service was friendly. The reason why I'm docking all these stars is because it smelled so terribly when we were there, it was overwhelming, and it dampened all the fun. Either it is extremely strong manure, or from the compost place across the street. It was so pungent, and I would not return for this reason alone.

Avoid this place. First, the prices are astronomical and almost insulting. It's like they don't…read morewant people to visit. Second, tiny orchard that is quickly picked over. Most importantly the staff and the owner are super cranky and legit angry. Even the dude manning the gate was a dick. They literally have security busting people for sampling apples. Want a hay ride? Gotta pay. If you want the public to pick Apples at least pretend to want them there. Can't wait to enjoy each $10 dollar Apple. Do yourself a favour and hit up a grocery store instead.

Stay away!!! Horrible, never again!!! I'd love to get my money back. I actually feel very stupid…read morefor paying $69 for 23 pounds of apples. A bigger bucket of almost 40 lb cost $25 at the farmers market in Mississauga!!! There's nothing to do at this stupid farm expect picking apples or pumpkin. No rides (even though there's a big sign for hay rides) So you pick your own apples then pay triple the price of the super market and 5-6 times the price of the farmers market. To be honest they're good apples but not at all better than the farmers market! Never again! Very badly run and will be out of business very soon for sure! P.s. The kids saw a dead rat (No big deal in a farm I guess) but they were so disgusted by it so they couldn't eat apples! Not that they were even allowed to eat any apples while picking! Where's the fun of picking apples if the kids can't even eat as they pick and there was more apples on the ground than on the trees!!! Visit on Saturday October 29 2016

A small group of us went here for one hour trail riding. Truly enjoyed my time here as it's not…read moresomething we can do everyday. The GPS actually took us to the wrong ranch at first. It's NOT the first ranch on the left on Burnhamthorpe w/ the two GSDs! One more over or till u see the green roof barns. We were greeted by two friendly dogs who led us to the back (how cute is that? seriously?). We paid the fee ($40 cash or $42+HST) & signed a waiver (naturally) and they had a demo on riding. Helmet rental was free (mandatory for children & recommended for adults). However, due to the light rain that day, a few helmets were wet...on the inside. Or is that sweat? hmm.... The trail was definitely scenic and quite spacious. It was truly beautiful! It is probably so amazing here around the fall. They also offer lessons, boarding, hay/sleigh rides. Great for groups and parties. The horses were all quite gentle. Anyhow, we were warned they are like high school kids and have their own little clique. The more dominant horses wouldn't like if others were ahead of them in the trial ride line. So we had to watch out for that. How cute! Just like my dog lol What I liked about the one hour trail ride was... we got to jog at least 3 times (aftermath: a sore bum but it was fun!). I've been to another ranch where they only let you jog once & trails were mostly in a tight forest...but not so much for this one. Lots of fields. A bit of everything... and of course lots of horse sh*t. Massive... lol We were allowed to look at the horses in the stables as well. Some flies in there but that is expected. We had a bit of rain so they went away after a while. There were prob around 20 horses there. They seemed happy & healthy. Lots of different sizes. Love them all esp my horse :D I miss my Lucy! She was prob one of the bigger horses. Not sure why I was paired w/ her as I was nearly doing the splits while climing down (thank god for yoga!). But I LOVE Lucy & happy they put me with her anyway. Can't wait to come back again!

For $80+ hst, they teach you how to steer your horse and then you have the horse hike along a path…read morethat is mostly tree covered with bushes and grass to the side. The horses essentially follow each other. You get to hold the reins and play cowboy for about 35 mins. Overall it's a ride on a horse along a path, not much else. If you are scared of horses or just want the experience i'd say try it out but tbh there is sooooo much more you can do with $80 with an hour imo.

My daughter and I have been riding at Farmscape Equestrian for the last 8 months. It's a young farm…read morewith energetic owners. If you want to belong to a casual family atmosphere barn this one is great. Indoor arena, outdoor ring, trails and lessons. The outdoor paddocks are very well protected and the indoor stalls well maintained. The owners love of horses means you know that your horse is loved when your not there. She does offer boarding services for dogs as well. Don't just cruise past this barn it's worth a phone call or an email We are sure glad we found it.

There is not enough we can say about this farm…read more The Frasers are such nice people. Salt of the earth folks who work hard to keep us all fed with healthy produce. Their Honeycrisp variety of apple is sublime. It is a crunchy, sweet but slightly tart eating apple. We go through 10 pound bags like crazy. Their apple supply dwindles around November to early December. You can also pick up frozen blueberry and apple pies made by Mrs. Fraser. They produce cider and are showcasing a new carbonated rhubarb and strawberry fizzy drink. Our farmers deserve our thanks and praise.

We came here for apple picking after seeing the lines at Chudleigh's and were so glad we did. They…read morehave almost all the trees that chudleigh's does without the crowds and lines. It was a much better experience. We walked through the grounds, took a trailer tractor ride and picked 24/32 apples (I honestly don't remember) but it was a really fun experience and it was so nice to be in nature. After apple picking we ordered some hot apple cider and it tasted delicious. The orchard also has sunflower fields, and cornfields in addition to all of the apple trees. Would we return? Absolutely!!!