Holy Christ is this place expensive, what do they have in here actual dinosaurs? This place is only a few bucks less than seabreeze an actual amusement park. I mean it's really nice, but $19 a person, wow. My stars are bit reflective of anything but cost, I mean the food isn't great either but man value here is lost somewhere in the corn maze. Sticker shock for a farm with some activities. read more

My daughter has been a member of this CSA for a few years now and I've been a joint member for 2 or 3 years since I moved locally. The members weekly share always has many selections. Amounts vary depending on harvesting times of the vegetables and fruit. You choose your own pepper, corn, melon etc. or if you can't do that they will choose for you and arrange a pickup for you. Once the season gets going there is also "You pick". This allows you to go to the fields and pick your own vegetables. There are certain ones each week. You get a list with a map of the locations of the herbs, flowers and veggies on the back as well as the limits that week. I do this for a while with my daughter but she gets way more than me. I pick the cherry tomatoes (4 types!) and sometimes flowers. I have issues walking so some of the fields are a bit awkward to walk in. You see every age there picking too from toddlers to seniors. Just nice getting fresh veggies in the fresh air. They also have a nice shop attached where they have all kinds of gift and food items. Outside there are kids activities like a small train to ride to the big bouncy thing that I can't remember the name of and other activities for kids to enjoy. Those you have to pay for. It's sunflower time now so they do special events on the weekend. They were also having wagon rides out to the sunflowers Tuesday too. Definitely a pleasant time and those events are open to everyone, not just members so check it out! Only reason I give it a 4 is the kids rides are pricey and I wish they would pave the parking lot where we pick up our shares because the rocks can cause a turned ankle. read more

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I brought my two nephews here (3 and 5) and they LOVED it. From the moment you walk in, you can smell the cider, donuts, and kettle corn. As you pass through to the back of the barn, there are plenty of activities for kids and adults. They have slides, a train, inflatable jumping, maize maze, mini golf, feeding goats, pumpkin and apple picking! You could truly spend the entire day here with your little ones. The boys had so much fun, it was hard to get them to leave! read more

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This is our first time apple picking in the Rochester area. We typically go to a variety of places north of Buffalo, but since our daughter is now attending school in Rochester, we decided to find a place out there. Wickham Farms did not disappoint. We had a great experience there today. It is a combination of rustic farm and modern amenities, which was a pleasant surprise. The tractor ride to the orchard is a quick, fun experience, they have a variety of things to see and do, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. We highly recommend the "shake", which is a mixture of cider slush and vanilla ice cream with a donut on top. YUMMY. The apples are easy to pick on short trees with no ladders necessary, and the apples were in great shape. Others complained about the reservations and payment process, but we actually preferred this to the usual weigh-and-pay at other orchards. It is a great system, and we will likely be back again next year. Thanks for a great experience! read more

Super overpriced. Love the fun activities for the kids, playgrounds, giant slide, jumping pillow, but not worth the cost I'm afraid. It's $15/per person, including adults, just to get in. Are the adults playing? Nope, but we get to pay for that pleasure of watching our kids play. We also get to pay for the privilege of paying for pumpkins. And pay for the privilege of paying to pick apples. So, for a family of 4, $15/per ticket, $60 to get in the door, about an hour of play before they're good, $20 more as we move on to pumpkins, $20 for a peck of apples to pick, we're up to $100. Don't forget the cider and the donuts - $10 for a dozen small donuts? Just, wow. We won't be going back, and we used to make multiple trips per season before they moved to this pricing. read more

Fun corn maze, just wish they would have physical maps! Call me old fashioned but the online map sometimes was screwy and showed us outside the corn maze so getting lost happened a few times. Cute place for kids. I will say their cider is some of the best I've ever had! Outstanding donuts too! read more

After opening the new location and changing the price structure, I don't think we will be going back any longer. The issue comes down to cost. Previously, you were charged per activity which worked out fine. They now charge a flat fee per person, including for each adult. This doesn't really make sense since the majority of activities are only for kids. They added more small activities but in the end there's only about an hour's worth of stuff to really do. While there are several things to do, it doesn't justify the price... even for kids. It's $15 per person on weekends. To put that in perspective, it's about half the price of a seabreeze or Darien lake ticket (deals are very easy to find for both of those). There's nowhere near half the activities at Wickham farms as there are at an actual amusement park. Throw in the fact that there isn't much for adults to do and it just doesn't make sense to go to Wickham farms any more. I could see it being worthwhile if adults were free or charged a few dollars but there isn't anything for an adult to do here besides watch their kids. read more

I went to Wickham Farms with my family and there Kids, and i must say i had alot of fun. We went to the Corn Maze. They had one for Children and adults. They also have other activities for kids to do, and they have good fresh Apple cider and freshly made Donuts. If you have Children or Nieces or Nephews its a Must go read more

Wickham Farms - Main entrance of Wickham Farms - Mini Golf Near Me - Penfield, New York

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WAYYYYYY OVER PRICED!!! Get ready to open up your wallet and take out a college education loan! For a family of "4", you will pay over $110 just to get in the door! This Includes a FEW subset of attractions, but everything else is priced À la carte! Food is extremely expensive as well! In addition to a meal, you have to pay for donuts, pumpkins, etc. If you plan on going with your family and having a meal and purchasing donuts, pumpkins cider, etc. Prepare to spend over $300 to $400! This cost is similar to the price of a round-trip airline ticket or two nights in a three star hotel room! There is also some miscommunication on what is included when you purchase admission. The barn yard pass states that you get a train ride included, but this is not true. You only get the kiddie train included and not the adult and kids train. This is very unclear when you purchase the pass at the admissions gate. Many years ago this used to be a very family, fun and AFFORDABLE PLACE. I would explain this now is more of an amusement park that is fall themed on steroids. Do yourself a favor and skip your visit to this farm and find one that is more aligned like the past time! read more

This is a two part farm. What I call the main part for kids, and the other part up the road that grows things for the CSA Baskets, Sunflowers (you need to do this and cut yourself some flowers), you an go apple picking OH My! The drive is pretty easy and doing everything is fun, thing is make sure you check their website or Facebook for information about where places are. We got confused when we cane for the Sunflowers as we went to the main part and were told "yes you can pay here but the other farm is up the way" but whatever the more you know. They do a CSA box that has stuff they grow and you get a box of seasonal fruits, vegetables and flowers. It's a good place to go to check out with your friends and family! Cheers and yes they have plenty of parking read more

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Nice family farm, lavender fields, sunflowers, strawberry picking July - September, corn maze, apples, nice kids play area, fairs. We had an issue that was pleasantly taken care of by Judy. read more

I went here with my friend and her kid. We had a great time going for a ride on that elongated truck like machine. The farm is big. Their apple orchard is great for apple picking. Since we are not major apple eaters, we didn't get down to do that. The store is stocked with some wonderful things. I got some stuff for home. The cafeteria has some good stuff on the menu. The coffee was great. The children who visit have a great time there. They had a clown who was entertaining the kids. There are many games there for kids. Entry fee is reasonable. The goats looked like they didn't want to eat anymore. Too much of food :). Overall a nice weekend experience! read more

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We loved it here...in the past. Way too expensive now. Admission alone is way too pricey, no way we could eat here!

been here once since they moved locations and its so much bigger. they definitely were able to spread out and add so many more activities. after you park you go through the barn were the gift shop and little dining area is. I haven't had anything to eat but the menu and prices looked decent. they sell many local items as well. cheeses, donuts, spreads and non food items that could be used as gifts or for yourself for decor. once you go out side the back area of the barn/shop is the ticket booth. generally the price to enter for activities/picking is around $15 is seems. I went for picking sunflowers. it was an extra cost if you wanted more than 5 sunflowers I believe. there is a wagon to hitch a ride to the picking area. they also have apples, strawberries, pumpkins to pick during the season. before taking the wagon they also have a big seating area with picnic tables, a separate barn for arts and crafts, corn pit. they also have a huge slide, playgrounds, two different sized balloon jumping areas, animals, and food stands. most of it is for kids but it was fun to walk around and enjoy. read more

Great CSA + flower & herb shares! These include tons of events (family BBQ!), lots of u-picks and a few coupons. Great value. The fall activities are best for kids under 7. Lots to see and do, from the jumping pillow & hayrides to mini golf and batting cages. The pretend play activities make this a great spot to bring younger kids on a chilly fall day. *Look for the little mouse house inside, detailed & enchanting! They sell ice cream, baked goods, hot drinks, specialty cheeses, maple syrup and jams among other things. The hot & sweet honey mustard was perfection and the apple butter BBQ sauce is even better than it sounds. I could seriously put that sauce on everything. They also offer a pretty special story hour every week (I think, check their site). The kids grab donut holes and cider. Animals or visuals are often brought in to enhance the book theme. Just lovely. Space is available for birthday parties (at a good price!), corporate events & team building. They offer package discounts for groups of all kinds. Their website is very user friendly and up-to-date. If you sign up for updates they ACTUALLY send you coupons. Always see coupons in that Valpak envelope we all get in the mail as well. read more

Always a great experience at Wickham farms. Highly recommend stopping by on a fall weekend for pick your own apples and a donut (or half a dozen) from the store. It will be busy, but trust me, it's so worth it! We paid $15 for one bag and I have enough apples to last me until the apocalypse. Super tasty. The orchard is very vaguely labeled so make sure to double check with whoever is working to see where each type of apple really is. read more

For those of you who didn't know, fall is the best season for so many reasons and Wickham Farms encompasses all of them. Let me count the ways: 1. Apple Cider everything - As soon as you get out of your car, your nose will be seduced by the smell of warm cinnamon and baked goods. From donuts to belly-warming hot cider, this place has it all and it's delicious. I came on a fairly warm day and still couldn't stay away from a cup of hot cider. No regrets. If you're craving something colder but just as sweet, their pound cake ice cream is AMAZING. 2. Pumpkin picking - From picking up a pumpkin to turn into a jack o'latern with your kids to needing a real pumpkin patch for a basic AF Fall photoshoot,Wickham Farms has you covered. They have pumpkin patches and pre-picked pumpkins and gourds. 3. Apple-picking- Does this really need to be explained? If you have younger children (toddler to 10 years old), I highly recommend this place as a go-to for a family excursion. They also have hay rides, a corn maze, an opportunity to feed some farm animals. It's extremely family-friendly. I came here with a friend's family and anticipated nothing special, but was pleasantly surprised with a welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, and family fun. Fair warning: if you hate kids, don't come here. Since Wickham Farms is so family friendly, you have a lot of little ones running around! read more

Wickham Farms - First apple cider & apple cider donut of the season! - Mini Golf Near Me - Penfield, New York

I only wanted some sunflowers!! So, I really only wanted to purchase some sunflowers to take to a friend's house this evening. As I pulled into the Parking Lot I saw $5 for 5 sunflowers, $10 for 12......Great! BUT, you also have to pay a $7 Admission to the Sunflower Patch (which does include a hayride). I didn't want to go on a hayride.....I only wanted sunflowers. I was told I could not buy them without Admission to the Sunflower Patch. Granted, if you want to spend the day and go on a Hayride, I bet this is a lovely way to do it. So, I drove to Wegman's on East Ave. and bought 5 sunflowers for $5 (no admission required, there is their Parking Lot thing but, that's another Yelp). read more

When I arrived I spoke with the owner about the different areas, photographing a family of 7 onsite, and the admission costs, which are now $10 per person regardless of whether or not you want apples. I simply commented "that's expensive" and before I could finish saying... "expensive for a family of 7 people" the owner quickly interrupted me and said "Well it isn't expensive when you consider all of the nice places for photos. That's not free you know" Apparently, she knows everyone's financial situation and was clearly pretty offended that I would comment that I could think $80 (including myself) was an expensive apple picking cost. Shortly after I started photographing my client's family, the same lady walks right into the middle of my photo session to tell me that if any other customers want to buy the pumpkins that we were in front of, I would need to stop photographing and clear the area. She assumed that because I commented on the price, and because we started in the tiny "free guest section" that we were just going to stay there and freeload. She never once considered the fact that we might all actually be pre-existing customers who pay for their food and apple picking experience every single year. The owner keeps talking about a professional photography fee but the website clearly states that fee applies if I have equipment AND require exclusivity. I had a speedlitght, and required no exclusivity of any kind. There is no fee applicable to what we did today, and she had every opportunity to tell me about it when I kindly came up to her and asked her if we could shoot here today. Until today, this has been our annual apple picking farm. I bring my family here, we bring friends here. This was my last visit. I've never experienced business like this before. read more

I waited a couple of weeks to write this review, because I wanted to think it through and ensure I was being fair. I went apple picking here a couple of weeks ago and had a horrid experience. I first checked out the area with the corn maze, plants etc. They had huge mums, which I almost purchased, but I decided I wanted to head across the street and go apple picking first. At the time, they were picking gala and honey crisp apples. My boyfriend and I were each going to get a bag of apples and I generally purchase gala apples at the store, so we decided to pay for two pecks of the gala apples. If you were picking the honey crisp apples, you received a different bag and paid (I believe it was) $5 more per peck. Again, I usually purchase gala apples at the store so I preferred to pick those. We rode the tractor to orchard, and were greeted by Farmer Jenny, who told us that gala apples were between posts # and # (she gave us the #s but I can't remember them now); honey crisps were between posts # and #; and she said the macouns might also be ripe and were between posts # and #. We immediately went toward the gala apples and began picking. We strolled around to the macouns and also picked a few of those. Our bags were full and we were just walking around enjoying the sunny day, when some lady ran toward us screaming. I was taken aback because I thought something awful had happened. I later learned that the woman who ran to us was the owner's wife, Debbie. She ran directly to my boyfriend and I, and said we had picked honey crisps but hadn't paid for the honey crisp bags. She grabbed (yes, grabbed...) our bags out of our hands and gave us two new bags and said we could only pick on the left side of the row between the posts where Farmer Jenny had directed us to the gala apples. I apologized and said I had no idea..because we were told to pick between the numbered posts and not specifically told to only pick on the left side. Debbie said she knew it was confusing but we needed to start over. Other customers in the orchard gave us glaring looks. Needless to say, it was extremely embarrassing to my boyfriend and I. We were paying customers, and were made to feel like thieves. Money was not the issue. My boyfriend I are both attorneys in the Rochester area. And I sincerely wanted gala apples. But I am no apple-connoisseur. I know there are red ones and there are green ones. In the stores, I rely on the bags to be labeled to direct me to the gala apples. At the farm, I relied on the instructions from Farmer Jenny. I was just disgusted by the way I was treated at Wickham Farms. I felt only a tad better when a man, woman, and their grandson approached us and said they were apparently and unknowingly also picking the wrong apples based on the instructions they received, and were also made to feel like thieves. At that point in time, I didn't even want to pick apples anymore, or take any home from this place. Unfortunately, we had already paid. So my boyfriend and I filled up our bags with apples from the trees Debbie directed us to, and wanted to get the heck out. We then walked to the end of the row, and Debbie snidely said, "Well that didn't take you long to fill up those bags again." It took everything in my power to bite my tongue, and I did. But what I really wanted to tell Debbie was that she had embarrassed us so badly that we just wanted to get the heck out of that place. I did not go back across the street to purchase any mums. And I most certainly will not be going back to Wickham Farms ever again. read more

I am a big supporter of local businesses and farms, but over the years Wickham Farms has gouged families more and more. New farm location is beautiful but to charge adults full admission to supervise kids on activities is crazy! I can't bounce on a pillow or ride a train - legally I have to supervise my kids and keep them safe while THEY enjoy the activities. They are by no means a Stokoe Farms or Seabreeze where I may consider paying a reduced rate to enter. Also, there is no longer the ability to pay to just bounce while getting an ice cream. Was a great spot to meet with a sports team after a game or invite a class of kids from school to meet up to kick off the school year. It was affordable - again no longer an option. Very disappointing and overpriced period. No doubt they will lose business and need over inflated prices to make up for it. read more

It was our first time to the farm. We were meeting some friends and their toddlers there. From the beginning it was confusing if you had to get in line or if you could just enter. Some people had wrist bands while others didn't- we figured the wrist bands were for the hayride and sunflower field which was on the sign. We walked in to meet our friends and an older lady at a booth rudely told us we need to go check in. I asked her what she meant for check in and she said, you need to pay and offered no other assistance. I walked away and talked to another lady up front that explained you "should" have a wrist band when you go past the barn entrance. Again, some people did, some didn't. She explained it was $10 for the sunflower garden and $15 for the barnyard experience, something the previous lady could have explained instead of assuming we were just trying to sneak in. I was put off by her so we ended up leaving anyways. Additionally the price seemed steep. I get charging for activities for the kids to play, but charging $15 per adult for admission is a bit much in my opinion. There are many other local farms that do not have an admission fee with plenty for kids to do read more

I went with a bunch of my adult pals to Wickham Farms and we had an awesome time! The staff is so nice and sweet. The place does feel like it's maybe a little more appropriate for families and children, but we had an awesome time. There's goats and chickens, a corn maze, batting cage, mini golf, lots of food and a little gift store, a hayride, and an amazing jumping pillow that we could not get enough of. I would absolutely recommend Wickham Farms for a day of fall fun! read more

Wickham Farms - Jumping pillow! - Mini Golf Near Me - Penfield, New York

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One of my families' favorite outings. Love the new location! So many great choices that provide a great morning or afternoon outing. Also have great snack options. read more

Although this place looks fun and all, it's an easy way to drain your pockets. In order to gain access to walk around you need to pay $20 admission per person. You'd think this would cover the cost of apple picking and sunflower picking, nope youre wrong. In order to pick apples you need to pay $11 for a plastic bag to hold the apples. On top of that, in order to be allowed to pick sunflowers, you need to pay $25 MINIMUM for a small mason jar to hold the sunflower's. Clearly they are just draining their customers pockets. I just stole apples and sunflowers anyways fuck paying more lmao. Would not recommend to anyone except a Rockefeller. read more

I loved this place when we could pay as we go for the kids' rides. But the updated pricing is such that a family of 4 is paying $60 for a pretty disappointing amount of entertainment. I understand paying for my children to enjoy the barnyard area, but I can't justify paying $30 for my wife and I to just stand and watch. Sadly Wickham Farms is going to get dropped from our autumn must-do list. read more

Such a cute place for fall activities! Took the baby here on Saturday and they had so much to do! Between all different little playgrounds to a bounce pad to animals, sunflower fields, mazes and animals! Will be back! read more

Great for families. Tons to do for kids from the bounce pit to the mini golf. So busy on fall weekends there's overflow parking at the ymca next door. The corn maize was decent, not the best but good for all ages as they state it should take approximately 30-45 minutes to complete, as 2 adults it took us maybe approximately 20 minutes to complete. Acceptable for only $5/person. Everything inside is far overpriced as are the pumpkins. $8 for one pumpkin?! No thanks! read more

Great farm experience! Love that it is family friendly. Giving 4 instead 5 stars because they give you plastic bags when you pick apples and plastic straws for lemonade. I would favor paper bags/wicker baskets and paper straws over plastic. read more

I really enjoyed their old location. I do feel like the new location is very expensive (parents pay too) for a few little attractions. It now costs a family of 4 60$ to get in and play on few playgrounds and a bounce pillow. Other than the apple cannon and maze there is nothing for parents to do. Even 5$ for parents and the current 15$ kids would be reasonable. I also do find it strange that they took down the ability to leave reviews on the Facebook page after the price change. read more

My family has been frequenting Wickham Farms since 2017. It has been amazing to watch them grow and switch locations. This is our absolute favorite farm to visit whether it's apple picking, lavender, sunflowers, and last year strawberry picking. Our kids love it and all of the activities. The food there is amazing. The only downside is they are so pricey now. For our family to enjoy the Fall fun this season on the weekend when my husband and I are both off, we would be paying $100.00 for 4 people and that's not including food and beverage at the outing. But other than that, this is our favorite place to go in the summer and fall. read more

Great local spot to take the kids for a few hours of entertainment. They have a jumping pillow, train (toddler size), mini golf, animals and a corn maze (seasonal). Everything comes with a cost but they are very reasonable, only a few dollars for each thing. They sell flowers and pumpkins in the summer and fall. I haven't tried any of their lunch items but their ice cream is really good. Their pastries are just ok, nothing spectacular. They also do different seasonal events for the kids. read more

What a great, farmy place. So much to amuse a family, mini golf, 1.50 toddler train ride, goats to feed for 25 cents, a jumping Pillow for $5 a kid and $2 accompanying adult, ice cream, pizzas, batting cages, a kid restaurant. Truly kid friendly food like peanut butter fluff, home made donuts on Sundays , cookies and more. Ask about the CSA. Every season they seem to host activities like pumpkin throwing, corn mazes etc. As of July 2015 they have farm animal storytime on Thursdays at 11. Great concept! They also have a director of fun who is so friendly and welcoming. The day we went there were two school buses of camp kids. Wickham Farms was very considerate and made sure that everyone was welcome and safe, and not run over by the campers. (The campers were very sweet too). A great clean wholesome place, for old fashioned fun. read more

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Great place to bring the kids and the adults in your family. Tons of fun activity's and the food is good. I recommend the sweet potato fries. read more

It's a bummer to review this so low but they need to know. We took my mom and 2 kids this weekend. Anyone over 2 is $15. It was $60 just for us to enter the place which blew our minds quite frankly. There are plenty kid sized attractions I will gladly pay for my kid riding each of the rides but to charge flat rate for adults who just want to watch their kids is expensive. We won't be able to afford to go back because of their pricing model. The place is charming and my 3 year old had fun, but it will be the one and only time we go rather than making the most of what's left of the season. The donuts are mediocre as well so don't feel bad if you skip them. read more

I come here for everything, drinks, batting cages, the pillow, mini golf, everything! This place is such a nice family place. I come here with my friends and sometimes family but I watch family's have a great time doing the many fun activities. I give 4 stars instead of 5 because the batting cages are always having problems. The pillow is awesome for bringing friends and little ones and the kids on it are always nice they never get too rough! I have not tried the food yet but I always get a drink when I'm there. The ice cream is very good my friends adore it! The corn maze is always a huge hit because it's very big and you don't have to travel far! Would definitely recommend to family's in Rochester! read more

Wickham Farms - Silly little picture me and my friend took a year ago while I went dressed as a horse! Lol! The kids loved it!! - Mini Golf Near Me - Penfield, New York

My sorority often comes here for "retreat" (just a fun Fall activity for us to do together). We get a cider and apple cider donut included along with the hayride/corn maze. Those were all nice. Unfortunately, a lot of us ordered the grilled cheese and were really disappointed. It seemed like they were more concerned with how quickly they came out, so the cheese was not at all melted (mine was the apple grilled cheese which I was really excited about). It is a cute place and is fun to go to with kids. I wish there wasn't an extra $10 fee to enter the "barnyard" section though. read more

Wonderful! Such a nice place and super reasonable pumpkin prices. Hay rides, bouncy pillow, little baby goats, full snack bar make for a fantastic outing this fall. read more

Good: bounce pillow, ice cream, batting cages, clean bathrooms. Bad: Sleazy pricing scheme for the kids activities, adults end up spending a bunch more just to accompany young kids. They need a family price. Skip the corn maze, it's a slog with no reward, lacking any kind of maintenance. Map? Nope. How about a hundred corn leaves in the face to find a run down bridge overgrown with weeds? Yep. Leave the way you came in? Anyone's guess. read more

This used to be a wonderful place for the kids and parents to enjoy. Well, they have moved and remodeled. Since then the prices have increased and not for the better. I payed $50 and was unable to watch my kids play or enjoy there smiles. I would have to pay for attractions as an adult I would not do. So I would have to pay additional $15 to basically watch my children play. That's ridiculous!! Just because you moved you charge the customers more ? While talking to other families they themselves were not happy about this either. So if you want an expensive place and boring attractions, sure go to Wickham Farms read more