It's just a cool relaxing place to chill and have a tasty brew with friends and even strangers.read more

Tried the Belly Buster from Wright Catering at the Red Wagon Pumpkin Festival. They advertise Angus…read morebeef, but this tasted like a soy patty, not real meat. The special sauce was watered-down mayo with dehydrated onions, and the whole thing was just cheese, shredded lettuce, and that overbearing sauce. Disgusting -- would not recommend

One of the most fun, family friendly, clean farms to visit in Cleveland. There is something here…read morefor everyone.. The kids just did not want to go home. They did the outdoor jump house, lots of trails that we walked. The hay wagon ride was amazing. The orchards are beautiful some of the most beautiful Vally scenes in Northeast Ohio.. I honestly can't say enough about this place. It's absolutely beautiful..

I went in to buy some bakery. I left with nothing. Saw 2 staff members and the totally ignored…read moreme. Plus they didn't have much, i saw 2 apple dumplings and a few chocolate covered things.

Peaceful Motorcycle-Friendly Getaway!…read more Booking through the Hipcamp app was super easy--I picked the exact campsite I wanted without any hassle. I was traveling by motorcycle and ended up arriving late at night, so I messaged the hosts ahead of time. They quickly let me know that late arrivals were no problem and that check-in was completely self-serve, which made things simple. Finding my spot was easy once I arrived. I stayed at Campsite #4, conveniently close to the parking area, which made unloading and reloading my bike a breeze. The little shack at the site was awesome! It even had a tarp you can unroll and secure over the doorway for a bit of privacy when you turn in for the night. The latrine was located near the check-in area, and the whole property had a calm, quiet vibe. There were other campers around, but it honestly felt like I had the place to myself. It's nothing like those packed chain campgrounds with big RVs and noisy crowds--this spot was peaceful, rustic, and relaxing. You can't beat the pride note, excellent value! I'll definitely be coming back for another stay on my next ride through the area!

Cute little place that I never really knew existed!…read more My husband and I came here in mid-October to pick some pumpkins and they still had a decent selection. Not many of the green variety but lots of orange and white ones. Prices seemed a little high ($8-9 for an average-sized one, $10-$14 for the large ones, $6-7 for smaller ones). They also had a nice selection of gourds ($1 each), and other decorative or pie pumpkins ($4). Not bad individually, but if you're looking to buy enough for a family or front yard display, it can add up quickly. We picked out 4 and paid $28. In addition to pumpkins, they had a variety of fall activities including a small corn maze, hay rides, and scavenger hunt ($4/ticket for each, I think). We don't have kids so I can't speak to it from that perspective. We went on a gray, drizzly Sunday afternoon so it wasn't very crowded. Appreciated that they require masks throughout the property, though out on the scavenger hunt trails people weren't always abiding.

This place is an absolute blast for the entire family. They have so many activities for all ages…read moreto enjoy. Admission is $8 per person which includes a giant corn maze, hayride. Peddle carts, bounce area, play area, Giant legos, to many photo props to count, bean bags games, games set up all Through out the the entire area, barn with corn for the kids to play in and a large area a farm animals to pet and feed(.50 for a bow of feed) They also have a train for small kids to ride(1.00) All different types of pumpkins & gourds to buy. They also have two concession stands! Our family spent four hours and never even made it to the corn maze. The staff is overly accommodating and friendly. I am really surprised by the previous yelp's I read. This is a small family owned business and they were all running around keeping things clean and in order. I really think people need to be careful right now more than ever leaving a bad review because you may be in a mood yourself. If your heading to an outdoor event I would not expect all people to be walking around outside in a mask. If your that afraid you just may want to stay home an order a pumpkin on line. Don't leave a poor review on a local business working hard to stay up and running. This farm has been in Hartville for a long time. That's why it gets packed so quickly. Loyal customers that enjoy a great service they provide to our community. If your looking for a fun day out I highly recommend stopping here.

What a nice place to stop for the fall! We stopped here after being told that dogs weren't allowed…read moreat the first place we stopped. We were welcomed at Kingsway with open arms and the staff was so friendly. They are cash or check only so come prepared but the pumpkin prices are VERY good. Tons of cute crafts to shop around and look at and activities you can do with paid admission. Well be back next year!

Love this family owned pumpkin patch especially the pumpkin rolls we go every year and grab them…read morebest pumkin rolls ive ever had

We came back in 2025 and enjoyed it even more. They added a whole new expanded and fenced in play…read morearea. There are tables under a canopy for adults to relax while the kids can run free in the contained area. They also had fed a haunted barn. It's an area of the barn filled with moving Halloween decor. It is meant for young kids. It is dark but not that scary. We always have to grab an Apple cider slushie and kettle corn. Plus as always a huge selection of pumpkins.

We went today, it's a cute place. Unfortunately, apples were ready a few weeks ahead of regular…read moreschedule this year, and a lot of the varieties were already picked cleaned. Still had a bit of last-of-the-season strawberries and raspberries, some butternut squash, and other produce as well that you can pick. They give you buckets for the apples and charge per pound -- they have a pumpkin patch as well, which is a bit small, and they do those per-pound as well. A little pricey but it was a fun experience for our 3 year-old! The weather was beautiful and we enjoyed ourselves. Also: hayrides, a store with AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS speciality jellies/jams, CIDER DONUTS, fresh pressed cider, produce you can buy without having to pick, a random but yummy Greek Food tent (grape leaves, baklava, gyros, oh my!), a friendly horse, chickens/eggs, raw honey, and cute flower area you can pick from. They are open 10am-4pm daily, except for Monday's (closed). My advice is to go early in the day. Also, if you're looking for particular varieties, either check their website chart and/or call ahead to ask about it. Like, they ran out of McIntosh while we were there!

Edit-- I was surprised that she had no reviews on Facebook. I found out why. I posted this exact…read moresame review on Facebook. Shortly after, one of her Facebook friends start posting that I was lying and trying to shame me. Which is interesting because it was a man commenting even though there were no men at the store at the time. It is interesting because her Yelp reviews are much lower and she has no Facebook reviews. Disappointed by the business owner and lack of clarity. Went to pick apples today and pre-purchased a bag. Was never told that what I purchased was only supposed to be a half filled bag so I filled it. She then argued that we were trying to steal apples, and when we offered to leave the extra she wouldn't let us, took us outside and moved a bunch of apple pickers covering the rules and said "the rules say you pick it you buy it". We even suggested we could leave some and she could put them in bags of people who maybe didn't fill their bags. This was also a no. (this part was even more frustrating to me because at one point I was tired of picking apples and I kept filling the bag because I thought I already paid for it. So I better fill it up) When I suggested to put it on the sign saying "only fill half way", she made it clear she did not think that was necessary. so we were never told to only half fill the bag, we filled the bag that we paid for, and then were accused of trying to take extra apples, but we weren't allowed to leave them. Just disappointed. We wanted to support a local business and I feel like we were taken advantage of.

Our annual pumpkin picking spot! We absolutely love it here! They have a small corn maze, baby…read moregoats, 2 small quarter rides (bring quarters ), mums, apple cider, cookies, yard fall decor and so much more! The kids love picking out their pumpkins and especially the smaller ones to paint! Mulberry is family owned, support local! Such a sweet place...I enjoy the smaller fall places instead of the huge ones that are so busy you can't even enjoy yourself. You must visit!

Wonderful place to visit and buy pumpkins friendly people we had a wonderful time!! the kids always…read moreenjoy it. It gets better every year.

Great place for kids! You can really tell how passionate this family is and my son and I had a…read moregreat time! The donuts were amazing! Great for group outings!

Came here to pick some apples and get pumpkins, and we had so much fun! I will say it is not cheap,…read morebut you're paying for the experience, not just the produce. The farm market is fun and has lots of house made syrups and snacks, and the orchard is full of delicious fresh apples. The pumpkin patch was also full of pumpkins perfect for carving, so we made sure to get a couple of those. There are also a lot of great activities for kids here- hay rides, apple cannons, train rides, corn sandbox, and more. I do wish they were making the apple cider donuts and kettle corn fresh, but even the packaged stuff was tasty. Definitely a fun way to spend a crisp fall morning, would recommend for sure!

Visited for the first time and was very impressed! Luther's has a nice market with great food…read moreoptions such as homemade jams, honey, cider, cinnamon rolls, baked goods etc. There's also a barn with animals as well as an area to pick pumpkins. Highly recommend!

They have a pumpkin canon that you can fire, cool and fun, kids play area, corn maze and a hay…read moreride. They have a store out front and they also sell pumpkins.

I am surprised that this place is left alone on Yelp. It seem we like I'm the only one that goes…read morehere out of all the yelpers. This is a great place to bring your kids and have them pick there own apples/pumpkins/squash. They have a few apples that are ripe in early September, but for the most part, early October is the perfect time to come here and do some Apple picking. They have about 7-9 different sorts of apples around early October. $20 for a bag/bushel. It seems you can fit close to 20-25Lbs of apples in the bag that they provide, a bit better deal then then the store, then again your coming here for the experience. They also have a tractor ride, it takes you around the orchard and they make a pit stop at the Pumpkin Patch, an Extra $4 per pumpkin. After finishing up all that, head over to the store and pick up some snacks. They sell apples; Apple cider- a must try here, it's delicious. I ended up purchasing 3 gallons for the family. Overall, it was a fun experience and my daughter loved it. I'm sure you all well to. Have fun.

Delicious apples and great family fun! There is so much variety and a hay ride to take you to the…read moreback of the orchard. I made the best apple Crumble of my life with these apples and will absolutely be back next fall.