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    The Blueberry Treehouse Farm

    3.8 (84 reviews)
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    Alexandria L.

    Could not recommend enough, even in the off season - if still held its charm. Magical looks, refreshing feeling, and fun! The pizza was yummy (they were super busy) and the drinks were of course blueberry themed. Dogs and kids alike allowed, especially on the playground (also adults!) would love to come during PEAK do season, where they grow their own harvest.

    Susan N.

    What a cute concept! I've been wanting to try this place for a while. It's super cute and fun. You order at the bar and then they call your name. We ordered the couple of pizzas to share. Overall, pretty standard. But beware, there were soooo many bees swarming around. I recommend getting your pizza in a to go box.

    Blonde ale
    Vicky B.

    Came here for lunch in mid June and had a good experience! Because it wasn't blueberry season yet, there was not an admission charge during our visit. It's counter service, with 1 menu board above the counter, or use the QR code to view the menu on a phone. I ordered the peach tree pizza (8 inch, $17) and a 12 oz draft beer ($9), and my husband got a panini and a draft beer. It was pretty busy when we were there and they only had 1 cashier taking orders and a few pizza ovens, so it took awhile to order, and 30 minutes for our food to come out. Food was great though, and I appreciate that their drink menu features a lot of locally sourced items. After we ate, we wandered around the scenic property for a little bit too. Overall we enjoyed the atmosphere, the food, and would come back again.

    Allison K.

    We feel like we found a hidden gem here! We came yesterday after live music and hardly anyone was still there. It felt like we had the place to ourselves. We sat upstairs in the treetop and enjoyed a delicious meat pizza, blueberry moscato, and popcorn! We can't wait to come back! It is also dog friendly, so even better. Even on a Saturday night, entrance fee was $8. But, they give you a voucher and you can use it as a five dollar off an alcoholic drink.

    Treehouse
    Molly A.

    A truly unique spot set beautifully in the woods...the food was quickly served and was delicious, the service was pleasant and speedy, parking was very clear with helpful attendants, live band was great, walking trails were a nice touch, and the natural playground was amazing for the kids. 10/10 and a must visit!

    Amanda W.

    I really, really, really wanted to LOVE this place. I had high hopes for this gem. We arrived at 12:45 pm on a Thursday. It is $8 a person to enter the grounds, and they give you a voucher for random discounts like an alcoholic beverage or a percentage off ice cream. You can also pick and pay for blueberries in their blueberry fields. The cafe is amazing and is intertwined with trees and nature. They are outdoor games for kids, an old piano to play on, a sea saw and an outdoor climbing area for the kids. The location and how they built the cafe is stunning. The service and the food is subpar, at best. After arriving, you walk up the hill to the main entrance and go to order your food. There is one line to order drinks and one line to order food (only). There were probably around 50 people in the cafe and on the grounds during this time and about 25 people on line. We waited in line for 45 minutes just to order food. By the time we ordered food, it was 1:40 pm. We ordered 2 birch paninis, the cypress panini and the peach pizza. Ordering was unnecessarily long and the cashier appeared visually frustrated that we already knew what we wanted and were firing off our order, gave the name for the order and had card in hand to pay for it. I don't think they are trained in service paced environments. It wasn't difficult to figure out what the cashier was asking because she kept asking the same questions to all customers and so listened so we would be ready. We requested one of the paninis without mayo and the cashier said the panini doesn't come with mayo and I had to remind her that it came with bacon infuse mayo. By the time we ordered, there were still 15 more people behind us, but half of them would be turned away because their kitchen closed at 2:00 pm ok this day. Once your food is done, they call you by your name and you go back to the front of the cafe to pick it up. By the time we picked up our food, it was around 2:15 pm, and they forgot to ring up/make the peach pizza, and there was no way we could order it again as they close early on Thursdays at 3 pm and reopen in the evening. Again, the kitchen closes at 2:00 pm. The paninis were greasy and way too overdone (almost like a tris it cracker). I did appreciate that they put the pickle behind the parchment paper so it wouldn't get the panini soggy. Kids had fun on the grounds and they got a discount on their ice cream with the entrance voucher we received at the entrance. Beautiful location, beautiful set up, fun and amazing activities, but poor customer service and food quality.

    White birch panini on gluten free bread
    Nikki G.

    From pictures, this place looked incredible. It is even more enchanting in person. There looks like there are trails, a kids course, a band shell, firepits are bountiful, an ice cream stand, food and drinks, some themed blueberry, and of course blueberry bushes. My friends and I came here for dinner on a Friday night around 6pm. There are two lines to either order food and everything, or just drinks. The food etc line was about a half hour and all seats were taken while we were in line trying to order. When you ordered food, you also got a free bag of popcorn, which was a good snack waiting for your food. We found a seat after we ordered and enjoyed the musicians. They were playing great tunes. I got my painini about an hour before my other 2 friends got their pizza. It was awkward eating in front of them, but they told me to go ahead and I was starving. The kettle chips the sandwich came with were good and crunchy. The sandwich was good too. The prices were fair. I wish my friends would have gotten their pizza a little sooner. But understand most people were ordering pizza and not sandwiches. They have about 3 pizza ovens, so it takes time.you have to be patient. My friends enjoyed their pizza. Because we went in September, there wasn't an admission charge to get into the property. The charcuterie boards looked great too from what I could see.this was a great experience and I look forward to going back for more magical nights.

    Outside
    Alexis M.

    This place is phenomenal. I went with a party of 5 on a weekend, you do have to pay to enter the property. As you arrive to the treehouse you can order at the bar then find a seat, we were able to find enough lawn chairs to sit off the deck but seating is limited. We had blueberry lemonades and alcoholic beverages while we waited for our pizza. Drinks were delicious but the pizza stole the show. I loved the meat lovers with the hot honey but we devoured every last bite of every pizza. We finished with the blueberry cheesecake which was perfect since it was both cake with cheesecake filling - not too rich like traditional cheesecake. It was nice to sit outside and enjoy the property, I can't wait to come back

    Fairy garden playground
    Sherry C.

    This place is amazing in so many ways. Beautiful grounds with lots of trails, outdoor games, stage, picnic tables, playground for kids (and adults too). We absolutely love the vibe, fairy like structures, spiral stairs... Perfect treehouse! Plenty of parking, bathroom located in a warehouse like building before the actual treehouse. Open seatings and you order at the counter. They have lots of blueberry related food, dessert, and beverage. They have many beer and drink options but mostly are bottled or canned. They did have 4 beers on tap, not sure if they are rotating taps, but still nice choices. When we visited, the blueberry bushes were roped off so no picking yet. But this place is great for a relaxing day with kids.

    Connie P.

    We seen this on the news so we had to try this place. Great place, helpful employees and awesome food. You place your order for food and drinks. You pick up your order and find a place to sit and relax. It was a nice afternoon enjoying the weather. They have things to do, games and a playground. We sat listened to tte music they had playing and enjoyed the good weather.

    I'm going to start off by saying that even entering this place it's very clear that there's been a lot of attention to detail. However, the experience started rocky with a cover charge that did not even allow me to pick blueberries because there was none. Upon entering, you will see an absolutely beautiful ambience , and a nice old piano. I headed up to get some food. The order came fairly quickly. And I will say that my sandwich which, if I'm being fair, I don't remember the name of it was pretty good. It had pesto in it. But my son's grilled cheese was barely acceptable ( my son even joked about how the cheese had no *pull ). however, the charcuterie board borderline inedible in my opinion, and it was discarded, barely touched. Obviously, we are outdoors near a bunch of blueberry bushes so bees are to be expected, but swarming your food because you decide to put a bunch of honey with it probably not the best choice. Although the food was disappointing, I did have my child with me so we went to play on the playground where somebody ended up getting hurt because the location of the seesaw and the location of the zip line were way too close to each other and very poorly thought out . I can't say it was the worst experience I've ever had but every time I tell the story people laugh. And ask why that cost $90 to have that experience.

    Pizza
    Douglas S.

    We went here a few weeks ago there were 5 of us we heard you paid per car but it was per person so I hat was crazy, the amount of money they must make off just parking is nuts! They did tell us that the blueberry picking might be slim but there were blueberries - we walked the whole propane didn't find any!! We did let them know so they stopped telling people they can go pick and sell them bags but I'm unsure if they did since we still saw ppl walking the fields saying there weren't any. Well since we came might as well order food. It took over an hour for the pizza and an. Hour and a half for the sandwiches and it wasn't busy. Can't imagine how long it would take when music was going on. It's a beautiful spot don't get me wrong, just a lot of hiccups and unexpected stuff. And the bees were out of hand!

    Blueberry mimosa (bluemosa)
    Taylor F.

    Love this place. You pay to get in during blueberry picking season only but you get a voucher towards an alcoholic beverage or free n/a drink. The food sometimes takes 45-60 minutes so order immediately. The atmosphere is wonderful and the drinks are beer/mead/cider/wines. There are limited tables to sit and eat but plenty of seats if you're planning to drink only and hang out

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    Great atmosphere! Beautiful grounds. Food choices were limited but pizza was good. Highly recommend!!!

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    Need to hire more help..your wait time for food orders is not sustainable..we had an unrealistic wait for food!!

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