I'm told that I visited this place as a child for a school field trip but have to admit that todays…read morevisit felt like it was the first time -only this time, we had our two year old toddler in tow. We made the drive over from union city in anticipation of picking apples and purchasing some sweet treats from the bakery. Note that this is not actually a u-pick farm but there are bags of apples available for purchase in the store. The store featured a variety of treats and snacks ranging from local honey and Amish noodles to cider and pumpkin balls. I also noticed that they sell cider slushies. The front porch boasts pumpkins, mums and cornstalks for sale. The neighboring bakery is where you can find apple dumplings, sour cream doughnuts, pumpkin rolls, pumpkin cookies and more. They have a handful of patio seats to enjoy your treats on-sure. I'm not sure if this is a weekly fall fixture or not, but they also had a local coffee truck parked for call drinks to purchase. Lastly, there is a fall play area in the back that requires $12 admission per head for those four years and older. I have to admit this seems a bit steep given that many if the orchards we visit in the Indy area have the play areas as part of the experience vs. paid entrance. We easily dropped $75+ on good/drinks during our brief visit. Overall, a positive and fun fall experience. Just wishing there were some more built-in interactive elements without admission.

I would give this establishment five stars except that the entry price was so high, and they did…read morenot offer any discounts to veterans. There were many activities for children and our grandchildren thoroughly enjoyed themselves. They especially enjoyed the zip line and the corn maze. The food was priced well, but they could use help waiting on people. The donuts were awesome! Don't leave without purchasing some donuts!!

We went to the "Halloween Bash" on 10/19/24. The flyer said there would be a lighted corn maze…read more What was lighted about it? There were zero lights in that area. What was the surprise advertised in the corn maze? Surprise, no lights! The people operating the BBQ tent were drinking while on the job and the blue grass band they hired spent as much time on break as they played. It cost $15 a person to enter the area and then charged $4 a beer and $7 for something a bit stronger. I spent $75 dollars for my family of 5 to enter this event and I felt like I was ripped off. Fulton Farms should really consider advertising honestly and reiterating to their staff about not drinking on the job. My facebook post with this message was deleted in less than 10 minutes.

We love this place! If you haven't been to Fulton Farms Market for their greenhouse you're missing…read moreout! I got 2 hanging baskets, one large butterfly bush in a decorative pot, six 4" annuals, fresh green beans, red potatoes, strawberries, and an angel food cake for...are you sitting down?? $134 They've got two big hoop houses behind the store bursting with plants and ready-to-display planters. Highly recommend.

Excellent sweet corn, fresh from the field. Also, nice selection of jams/jellies and Amish butter…read moreand meats.

Just open for Memorial Day weekend 2026…read more Friday has light showers, and a delightful market. Best: There are six smiling faces in a little rain expressing "good morning." Lots of potted and cut flowers, and this always impresses my wife We are the first to arrive, and yes, Ohio Tomatoes. Sales lady judges, great to BLT, and who does not love BLT? Very good selection of hot house veggies for Memorial Day. We judge as Better than Krogers....

The best produce! Service is very friendly. I wish it was open 365 days a year. Great atmosphereread more

This farm is a nice place to go and visit. They have very good produce such as apples…read more They sell local honey but and other products they get from other local farmers. They are on the pricey side but honestly, the value is there. Go check it out and enjoy.

The farm market at Peifer Orchards is definitely worth a stop if you are in, or near, Yellow…read moreSprings. It was picture perfect on a fall day with all of the colorful gourds. The store is a mix of good smelling things (candles) and good tasting things (jams, pastries, fresh produce). I would love to go back to enjoy the actual orchards for seasonal pick-your-own berries, apples and pumpkins.

What is not to love about this market. Casual, relaxing, great place to walk around and hang out…read more Not a big size market compare to others in some bigger cities, but it has a lot of the things that you can think of from fresh produce to bakeries and hot food, coffee, wine shop, and maple syrup, taro cards, handmade crafts, fresh cut juicing greens, local honey, and more. Ample parkings all around, both front and back. Highly recommend.

Yes, a Dayton Gem…read more Lots of evidence of Multiculturalism here... Vendors and clients. Outstanding date "night" with my wife; her plan is to scope the entire market, and then make an outstanding lunch selection. Many traditional and ethnic choices. Kudos to pastry and bread vendors - she choices. Post Christmas clients are in a great mood. Suggestion: try the Borsch.... the name also refers to a variety of other sour soups, including those made with sorrel or cabbage, and can be served hot or cold, with or without meat, and is often garnished with sour cream and dill.

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.

You pick berries! Super friendly folks and a nice spot not far from Datyon between Fairborn, Enon,…read moreand Yellow Springs. They have four quadrants of raspberries and blackberries. The two closest quadrants to the road have thornless raspberries. The last two quadrants are blackberries; the first few rows are thornless.

We had such an amazing time during their event last weekend! Everything was free except for the…read morefood from the food truck and the ice cream. But my kiddo won prizes after spinning a wheel, played in the bounce house and even rode a horse!! All of that for free?!? There was also a pumpkin patch, playground and obstacle course. I sure hope they do something like this again!

From the owner: Our goal is to provide a safe, happy and educational experience for all that want to experience a…read morescaled-down version of farm life close to home. We operate under the Agritourism side of farming by providing experiences, education and production in agriculture products such as tomatoes and specialty peppers, livestock maintenance, fiber products (Alpaca Textiles), soil amendments and farm automation. We do not provide large scale production of any one item or product but instead offer a hands-on educational experience across a multitude of farm-related processes and fun activities to teach the value of farming.