Second year in a row visiting Bryant Blueberry Farm. Family tradition solidified…read more And on our most recent visit, we met the orchard cat! This sweet gray kitty lounged under the blueberry bushes and was so sweet with my kids. This cat followed us around a bit. I think it was the highlight of the visit for my son. Plus something else we learned on our most recent trip: Bring plastic clamshell containers, like what you get blueberries in at the grocery store. These were great to put berries right into, and then you don't have to repackage them when you put them in the fridge. These blueberries were sweet, better tasting than what we get at the store. We'll be back next year!

This is one of my favorite spring to summer places to head to with my little one! The owners are so…read morekind, and so knowledgeable! You just drive and drive and drive until you pull into a little grass parking area, walk over and grab a bucket lined with a bag, check the row numbers that you can pick then get to work! I brought my 4 year old, and he had so much fun picking the berries and telling me about how berries come from trees-not target! We picked 6 pounds of berries for under $15! Overall it's a fun family outing, and you get to bring home blueberries! Now it's time for me to go figure out some fun blueberry recipes!

Great berries and always so king and helpful. They have whole black raspberries and juiced berries.read more

This has become my go to place for picking strawberries over the years! Their fields are spacious…read moreand always produce the sweetest strawberries. I've taken various friends with me over the years. With COVID this year, you weren't allowed to bring your own bucket, but this was ok because I usually buy their boxes anyway. I like that I can use them and recycle them. Earlier this week, I spent about 2 hours picking strawberries and walked out with about 17 pounds. I was able to make jam & jelly, as well as save some berries to go with strawberry shortcake. The prices are reasonable at $2.95/pound for pick your own and $5.75/container of pre-picked berries.

I bring the kids to Spencer Farm to pick berries in the spring. The kids eat more than they put in…read morethe basket! This was my first visit to the farm for fall season and pumpkins. I was looking for heirloom pumpkins for decor and for a still life painting. The crew was watering the mums when we arrived before noon opening on Sunday. The mums were luscious and just starting to bloom. A cart selling Noble Coffee had a lazy aging dog sleeping underneath. Pumpkins and gourds lined the building in neat rows. I found a blue pumpkin that I needed. When the shop opened, kids headed towards the fields for pick your own pumpkins. I was surprised that raspberries were still on the vines for you pick. I headed into the shop to look around. Spencer bottles and sells their own salad dressings and preserves. Fall and Christmas giftware was out. But, a case full of pies caught my eye. Peach, blueberry, cherry, apple and more. I selected a slice of blackberry. I enjoyed my pie outside on their little patio. The pie was delicious. (They The They also sell fudge and ice cream.) The winery is a new addition since my last visit. The winery wasn't opened, but I will check it out on my next visit. Spencer Farm is a great place to visit and pick up fresh produce.

I will admit that I'm not much of a farm dude, though my father actually grew up on a tobacco farm…read more There's no tobacco here. At least not in the fields. I had the chance to accompany a friend to Spencer Farm for a relatively brief visit. While it was pretty brief, I was impressed. Spencer Farm was started by, you guessed it, the Spencers - Lori and Kyle. It started out as Spencer's U-Pick in 1982. They started out with strawberries. By 1986, they moved to a new farm on Cherry Tree Road. They expanded to include red raspberries, black raspberries, blueberries, and chrysanthemums. They've added pumpkins, asparagus, grapes, Christmas trees, and their son founded a winery that now also sits on the farm grounds. Spencer's now does pre-picked, you-pick, and wholesale fruit. In 2008, they further expanded the farm with a variety of Indiana products including ice cream, fudge, pies, jams, jellies, etc. As you can tell, I immediately wanted to see their sunflower field. I love, love, love sunflowers. One of the reasons I'm not particularly a farm dude is because farms are seldom very accessible. While Spencer's isn't perfect, there's a STRONG effort here to be accessible. I was honestly surprised and impressed. You could send me to the gift shop, and I could be a very happy camper. I will note that they have a strong photography policy. It's on their website, but if you're taking professional equipment I'd read the policies first as there are requirements. There's an awful lot to love here. The people are friendly. The farm is well laid out and surprisingly accessible (the fields obviously have some issues - they're fields). There's accessible parking close to the entrance. This would be a great place for families. Children should definitely enjoy it. There's a strong element of faith here, and that's radiated in the beauty of the surroundings and the service.

Nice folks with great strawberries. We left Carriss's Grocery after lunch and was heading to…read moreGallrein when we passed this place. It was only $2.50 a pound. Cash or check only. They said they have pumpkins in the fall too.

Y'all got other berries I can munch on like blackberries or blueberries…read morepersay.......................

On a whim we headed out to the orchard on a fall day and found a thriving place full of fun…read moreactivities and you pick options. If you want to drive to the orchard you can drive up to grab a bag, then head slowly into the orchard area. Or you can park and walk to the same space and enjoy the sights along the way. We came for Cameo apples that are a favorite and were in season. We got two bags (they have many sizes) and walked along the gravel road gazing at all the apple options. We found Cameo and then found several trees full of lucious fruit! After filling our bags we walked back and paid at the entrance to the tree area. It is very well organized. They also had a band, a petting zoo, an extensive playground area and a barn full of already picked apples and other produce to purchase. A bevy of good items! We had a fabulous day and would return again with friends and even our furry friend! Definitely go check them out if you haven't yet.

My granddaughter and I recently visited the orchard. It was our first time which is hard for me to…read morebelieve because we live only six miles away. We ate apple cobbler and bought a 1/2 peck of Johnathan apples to make apple pies. My granddaughter learned how to make apple pie and now makes a better apple pie than her grandmother. We went back to get another 1/2 peck after I ate two apple pies. I'm almost finished with my third apple pie. Did I mention I like apple pie? We plant to back in October for the petting zoo when it becomes available. We also bought a candle, honey, and some small decorative pumpkins which she painted to look like a strawberry.

It was Saturday morning. I was in Fairborn Ohio spending the weekend with my son-in-law, two…read moregrandchildren and daughter. We decided it'd be nice to pick blackberries something that we all love to eat. Before driving here my daughter called to make sure they still had ripe berries to pick. When they run out they close for the day. It only took us a few minutes to get here. We checked in at the office. They gave us 2 baskets to put the berries into. The field had row upon row of blackberry plants. It was a beautiful site! At first my grandson was eating more berries than he was putting into the actual basket. It was great to have the whole place to ourselves except for the one employee that was also out there picking berries. The berries were sweet and delicious. My granddaughter who is now walking also helped to pick berries. About 15 minutes later we had filled two baskets with blackberries and walked back to the office. We paid for two baskets and they gave us an extra basket that the employee had picked. What a great surprise! They were closing for the day and we left to head to another adventure on this beautiful Saturday in September. Until next time stay healthy be kind to each other. #thehomesteadberryfarm #blackberries @yelpcincy #familyfun #yummy

Yesterday afternoon, I brought the kiddos here. It was our first time picking berries at this…read morelocation and the first time for the summer, so I was ready to have some outdoor fun! While they don't have an indoor restroom, I was grateful to find they had a very clean port-a-potty. Because that was the very first thing my toddler asked to do! This place is adorable! Their little house where you get your basket and then pay is so sweet!! There are chairs out front by beautiful flowers (talk about perfect for a picture). They provide small wooden baskets that hold two empty cardboard pints. The nice boy at the counter explained what was growing where and we were on our way! We came at a time where blackberries and raspberries were available. I have to say that things were pretty picked over on this particular day - while the bushes were decently loaded with berries, most of them were green. While I enjoyed the hunt this provided, my toddler eventually lost interest. Go figure. We ended up with one pint of blackberries. We visited the raspberry bushes, but there were literally only a handful left. They'd run out over the weekend, so that why we visited on a Wednesday. So make sure you check their facebook page or call ahead in case they close early.

No longer open. I loved this location. They were a family that had rows of huge pick blackberries…read more The engineering of growth was incredible. The family was helpful and. Communication great, since growing seasons change. But they had to close in 2025.

Indian Springs is an organic blackberry farm. Blackberries are their specialty, as this is the only…read moreberry they sale. They offer their homemade jams and jellies as well as their honey. Located in the West Chester area. There are rows and rows of blackberries and they offer U-pick. They are easy to pick and taste fresh.

If you want to pick your own blueberries this is a cute spot to go near Waynesville. My husband and…read moreI went this weekend, hours are limited, and had fun though we were likely the only people there without kids! There are about 30 rows, two sided, full of blueberry bushes with so many berries, it didn't feel crowded at all. They also sell by the pint, we did the math and the price is the same. Would recommend the experience and taking the time to do something different and pick them yourself. The berries are so good, we've been enjoying eating them daily and are almost out already! I made a blueberry coffee cake that turned out amazing too. Hope to return this season!

Once In A Blue Moon grows delicious blueberries and a its really a fun, outdoor family activity!!read more

Bestthing ever! i think that the have a very wide variety of…read morethings including the zip line which is AMAZING! I'm definitely going to come back to this wonderfully made place. Their food is amazing a little bit overpriced but worth it overall. I walked in at opening and stayed till closing it was the best. They had water misters in the day especially in the summer the misters are the most helpful thing. If i could live here or move in here, i would never leave that place. The corn pit is for younger kids so i skipped it and then i noticed, Giant Corn hole played with pillows, Big pillows

Amazing spot! We came to visit the Ark Experience and saw this nearby our Airbnb. Highly recommend…read moreif you have kids. There's so much to do and they have a corn pit! We had some of the food but nothing like a major meal.

We absolutely LOVE Stepping Stone! It is our family's favorite place to go…read more We get a season pass every year so the kids can play through the summer and fall (and as a bonus, it includes admission to special events and festivals). The playground is a huge hit--there's a large slide structure, jumping pillows, and plenty of smaller play options for toddlers. My favorite newer addition has been the fall corn maze--such a fun experience! After playing, the kids love grabbing a treat or ice cream in the market. In the market, I usually stock up on cider, preserves, and fresh fruit--and I always grab a bottle of Wise Bird Cider (so good). They also offer baking mixes, vegetables, meats, and more. You'll find seasonal favorites like strawberries, apples, and pumpkins throughout the year, and everything is consistently fresh and delicious. We make it a tradition to buy strawberries in May, grab peaches during the summer, and pick apples in early fall. Stepping Stone also serves as a wedding and private events venue, and I often see school field trips there as well. The owners and staff are absolute sweethearts, and it's clear they genuinely care about what they do. They're wonderful community partners, and it really shows.

A great place to go with the family. It's about a 30-40 minute beautiful drive from Lexington…read more Wasn't too crowded. There was a cute bouncy and playground area for kids. I of course went to pick some strawberries and there was a great selection as they had just opened for the season. They also had plenty of berries in their store you could just walk in and buy some along with some vegetables, fresh baked goods, jams and pickles, frozen meats and local dairy products. It was a nice way little afternoon trip.