We loved this place! GPS took us to the house and we were quickly greeted by two lovely people…read moreready to help us. We took a small bus and had a handful of people ready to get a pumpkin and it was a great experience! The couple who was working was incredibly friendly and I would recommend this spot to anyone looking for mums, pumpkins, scarecrows, hay; we got all of these items from them!

Fought with my boyfriend in the pumpkin patch and told the girls at checkout about it and they…read moretotally took my side. Got 4 good sized pumpkins for $19. I really enjoyed that its a u-pick pumpkin patch instead of most places where its just pumpkins laid out and pre picked for you to buy. And a bonus is you don't have to pay an arm and a leg just to enter. I would come back next year!

My now husband and I had the privilege of having our wedding here 9/14/24. It's an absolutely…read morebeautiful and stunning venue. It's the first and last venue we looked at; I knew immediately I wanted to marry the love of my life here. The entire staff is top tier; they pay attention to detail and make sure everything is perfect for your big day. The owners are the sweetest and purest people I've met. Marilyn and her daughter-in-law Mary made the process easy as heck for us. Sarah and Lisa were our day of coordinators and they were beyond amazing all day and night. They're all genuine people who love love, as most people do. If I could get married here every year, I would do it in a heartbeat. We're blessed by God to have met the people of Akron Acres who gave us a pinterest perfect wedding day.

Everything I was looking for in fall activities!!…read more I came across this place on Yelp, through suggestions of friends looking for a place to pick pumpkins straight from the patch. It's one of the activities I enjoy doing most in the fall, and have grown disappointed with other farms as the years went by and their popularity skyrocketed. This place is fairly under the radar - a bit of a drive even past the attractions in Clarence, but I've grown to love Akron lately and so I (of course) didn't mind making the journey. In fact, I loved this place so much that I brought my family back here the very next day. Akron Acres is a part of the Kelkenberg farm family. I haven't been to their namesake farm, but if it's anything like Akron Acres I'm sure I would have an absolutely amazing time. Activities here during their fall season included a hayride out to the pumpkin patch, corn maze, and things like pony rides for the kids. The hayride is $12 and you're allowed to pick any pumpkin you want from the patch (even the biggest one you can't carry) - they also had combo ticket prices if you wanted to participate in some of the other activities here. Sadly we went during a wet and rainy weekend, so I had to miss out on the corn maze BUT the farm animals 10000% made up for my FOMO. Oh yes, there are dozens of farm animals roaming about! Most notably, we saw ponies, a large draft horse (not sure what breed they are? but they are HUGE), pigs, sheep, turkeys, chickens, and of course GOATS. There were also BABY GOATS and they were absolutely ADORABLE, one of them tried to eat my clothes. Made my life complete. You can also buy an assortment of other things while you're here, not just tickets for fun activities! They sell pumpkins and gourds if you don't feel like going out to the patch - they also have Indian corn and corn stalks, hay, among other things. There's a food stand that sells kettle corn, maple cotton candy, and candy apples. You can also shop a super cute country store here, with all sorts of goodies - I ended up buying a delicious smelling candle that they were burning in the store while I was there. Needless to say, there's a ton of really fun things to do while you're here, both for kids and adults. It's a bit less well known than some of the other pumpkin places in WNY, which is why I ended up liking it so much. Both days we went, it was pleasantly busy but not overly crowded. There is also "The Gathering Barn," which is where weddings are hosted - and from the pictures I've seen online, it sounds beautiful! All in all, we had such an amazing experience here that we're going to be back in November for their Christmas trees! Can't wait to return!!

We made it out one last time this season to the Cider Mill. At the end of November when you stop…read morein, it is usually way less busy and it definitely was nice to not wait in line outside to get in. However, there is less products inside so that's the trade off. We were still able to get all the favorites. We got a dozen of the cider donuts and they were absolutely delicious as always. We also stocked up on apple cider and even picked up some of the last jars of jam and pancake mix. It was nice to have the whole place essentially to ourselves to end the season. We also had some slushies and coffees as well which was a nice cheers to next year when we will go to opening day again.

I ordered a pie for Christmas and they gave me the wrong one and the woman who took my order over…read morethe phone got it wrong and the baker was a asshole treating people as if your bothering them slapping pies in a box to go. I came in from Niagara Falls planning h on bringing the pie for dessert but that didn't happen because the incompetent people presently there don't care for the customers in which in fact if your in the hospitality industry, "the customer is always right. .....well not at Mayer bro. They are boycotted now. I won't even drink thief apple juice next fall.

Came with a few friends, we enjoyed some cocktails and finger foods…read more It was $20 admission & it gave you access to some rides and events around the farm. Perfect place if you have kids. We enjoyed the farm animals as well. Overall very nice place for a date or a place for the kids to play & adults can unwind.

We came by this seasonal setup with our daughter's family, including our 1 year old granddaughter…read more It is open from mid September to Halloween. There is no admission charge on weekdays, which is when we were there. Some of the things to participate in are open only on weekends, when there is an admission charge. There is some food and refreshments available but we didn't try anything, as we were going to dinner afterwards. It was a fine afternoon to walk around their displays for Halloween and their very large selection of pumpkins.

This is an absolutely beautiful, southern tier destination in the fall. Lots of family fun you can…read morebuy tickets for activities but don't necessarily have to. Shopping food and drinks are free admission. I come here every single year and love it like it's my first time. The cider slushy was Slammin, an ingenious idea thank you for this new addition!!

Our family looks forward to our annual trip to Pumpkinville! The entry fee seems pricey, but there…read moreare lots of activities for the kids and it's easy to spend 3-4 hours there without spending extra money. They so sell food and drink but you can bring snacks to eat under the pavilion. A few activities cost extra like the gem/fossil dig and apple shooting, but most are included in the admission price. There are tons of great photo opportunities (wooden cut outs, gorgeous sunflower/zinnia fields to stand in front of). Lots of animals to pet and feed. The pumpkins are pricey, but there is a lot of variety.

Didn't get any recent pictures so I'll add the ones from back in October. This is a great spot for…read moreyour produce and some baked goods. We stopped in October and had to get our pumpkins from here but also grabbed a couple of pies and some more produce to take home for dinner. They are very good at having a good selection of items each season and we usually get our corn from here. It tastes better somehow? Not sure but maybe it's the local touch! The staff here are always friendly and great which gives the whole farm a very warm vibe. There's always something here that we end up leaving with and it's a great little farm for a bunch of needs. We love it and will be back soon!

First off. Cute place. Lots of local products. And good stuff too. The gooiest brownies I've ever…read morehad. More than that though, there was an error on my bill that I didn't notice until later. They too care of it perfectly. I'll be back!

Came in for some sweets and found the perfect breads and cookies. Several options from local…read morebakeries. Well stocked. We also got some river rat cheese which was delicious! My favorite time of year to visit is Fall but the Spring time was beautiful with lots of bakery items and flowers!

In search of a corner maze on Google, brought me to Powers Farm with just the fun fall activities…read moremy friends and I were looking for. Powers Farm, actually came up and was reasonable for fun fall actvities. The admission price included for $12, for petal bikes, ski ball, hayride, basketball, petal cars , corn maze , pick a pumpkin and they even had a concession stand and Farm store with haunted hay ride. Hayride very scenic and informative of history. My friends and I enjoyed the market and fall activitues. Highly recommended for families teens, adults. Kids or someone looking to have fun. The pumpkin picking was an experience and the farm grows 32 different varieties.

We stopped here for some Fall cheer! Grabbed some delicious donuts and cider. Got some really good…read moreapple salsa! They sell lots of things especially apples. We brought the dogs which was fun, they walked around the front yard which was muddy. Nice Fall stop, nothing too fancy, but nice pretty drive out.

The cider is delicious. A few other items are sold like maple products, donuts and jelly. The…read moredonuts are very small. Of course varieties of apples are available. The customer service could be better. Every time I've gone the cashier is so rushed and there's literally nobody else there.

My review is not for the actual maze , but for the bounce houses and games for the little ones …read more I absolutely adore this place . Located on Niagara Falls Blvd in the Wheatfield area . I have driven by year after year and thought I really need to check it out . One year (maybe more ? )they were not there for the season and I was saddened , so when I saw them open , I made a point to get there . Upon entering you will see many blow up bounce houses. Sadly, the big tiger you can see from the road is "retired" but , man he is cool ! There is also a little track for kids to be able to drive kid cars around . I would say this is great for probably the 4-5 year olds , but flexible. There are many tables set up for "pumpkin tic tac toe" . I thought it was an adorable idea. There are food huts/vendors set up with the typical carnival offerings of kettle corn, cotton candy , soft pretzels etc. What I found fun , is that there is a whole second area that you have to walk a short way through a corn maze to get to . I had no idea it existed ! Here is where you will find some more great bounce attractions and game areas , blow up slides and even a kids zipline attraction . So much fun. My 2 1/2 yr old grandson had such a great time . I recommend this for the little ones , especially 2-6ish years old . You will have a great time watching them have a great time . Lastly , we paid I believe $12 for an armband(did not have to pay for adult bands) which allowed for all day access to all of the bounce houses, we also were able to get a mini pumpkin included in that price . It was well worth the price ! I believe you can purchase individual tickets , but much more cost effective to get the all day bracelet. Pack up your kids, or your grandkids , or even your friends kids , and go ! :)

Getting lost in a Corn Maze... Definitely not my idea of a Saturday night. Nevertheless, after…read moreletting 6 of my friends talk me into going to The MAiZE, a venture to this notable Buffalo attraction was had. Just a few notes on the Corn MAiZE - The MAiZE is segmented into three sections - Easy, Medium, and Hard. Be forewarned, I was stuck in the Medium section for 45 minutes. - Vendors: Kettle Corn and Beverages are available for purchase - There's a large MAP of the MAiZE posted at each entry. If you're inclined to cheat, do so willingly. - "Corn Cops" are strategically located within each MAiZE. If getting becomes boring, simply ask a Corn Cop for directions on how to get out! - WEAR BOOTS! The Corn Field is known to get extremely muddy. Sadly, my white Pumas did NOT survive the evening. - Time spent finding your way out of the 3 MAiZEs can vary between 30 minutes to never! - If you're afraid of the dark, the MAiZE is NOT for you. - The last MAiZE is the most difficult. My party and I simply gave up when we exited at the entrance. Simply put, the MAiZE is a great time to be had with a bunch of friends. Nothing beats getting lost in a Corn Field with 6 of your closest friends on an Autumn evening.

This is a family owned greenhouse. It is one of my favorites. They have such a large selection of…read moreplants, planters, and a farmers market. They also have adorable garden accessories. The employees are so helpful and friendly. My friends and I signed up for a class and it was great. The owner's daughter in law taught the class.she was knowledgeable and extremely helpful. She gave out so many tips that I am going to remember for my house plants. I highly recommend their classes.

Always something spectacular at Badding, something you just can't live without…read more Love them especially for hard to find items they somehow always have well-stocked under the covered side "porch," trellises, ceramic bird baths, etc. Be sure to walk around the gift shop and grab an item or two for those perfect thank you gifts that you just know you're going to need! And their plant displays!!!