First year berry picking here and it was a success! $15 to pick your own if you bring a bucket. $16…read moreto get there bucket and keep it! Or a flat for 2.50 a lb. Beautiful farm- easy parking, places to take photos, portapotties, hand wash stations, woodchip paths, handicap accessible, easy lay stations - cash or check only!!!

From the owner: Strawberries- Corn Maze - Fall Raspberries- Pumpkins…read more Creating lifelong memories for you, your friends and family!

Had a great time last year, looking forward to this year! Great prices kids had a blast!read more

From the owner: 1. A “Day-to-Night” Experience • Many events focus only on…read morefamily-friendly daytime activities or only on haunted houses at night. You combine wholesome fall fun during the day (pumpkin patch, concessions, games, trebuchet pumpkin launches) with a thrilling haunted house at night. That makes you appealing to families, teens, and adults all in one place. 2. Interactive & One-of-a-Kind Attractions • The trebuchet pumpkin launch is a unique feature people won’t find everywhere. Plus, you make it more exciting with challenges (like hitting the target to win a pumpkin). • Activities like the roller car 360 ride and real pumpkin launches give a “wow factor” that sets you apart from standard pumpkin patches. 3. Affordable Fun with Variety • Admission is $15 with plenty to do inside. Food and pumpkins are reasonably priced, making the event accessible for families while still offering extras (rides, concessions, haunted house) for those who want more.

This is a lovely place that serves food and has beautiful decor. Everyone works so hard here to…read moremake the place a fun place for children and families alike. The bakery serves up delicious fresh donuts, and baked items. I love the apple slushy in the summer and the apple cider in the winter and fresh hot coffee.. the fresh pies and also frozen pies and entrées are wonderful.

Great way to spend a day with kids! Huge Jumping Inflatable pillow, tire mountain, spider web,…read moreslides, corn pit, swings, giant corn maze (never have found it all the way through and changes every year) there's more that I'm forgetting. But every kid from 5-12 that I've brought loves it! Also if your in the area they have a great bakery and a ton of different frozen pies: Carmel apple pie to Mac and cheese pie. The gift shop has an impressive selection to Christmas decorations, kid stuff cooking items and more. If I don't have any kids while traveling though I stop anyway for the gift shop/bakery/frozen section!

We are proud members of this CSA family for the last 3 years and you should be too. We have been…read moremembers of CSAs in several cities across the country and Lisa and her team at Bakers Acres are one of the very best. The farm itself feels like it was lifted out a storybook and we love to visit for the events they host for members (pea picking, pumpkins in the falls, bon-fires, etc). They are certified organic and they are not stopping there as they are always busy making improvements to make the farm and their distribution even more environmentally friendly and sustainable. Our family (2 adults and 2 kids) enjoy a "full share" which means we pick up a fresh box full of veggies for 18 weeks during the summer/fall months and if you do the math it's very inexpensive. The quality of the vegetables is always 5 star and super fresh. Most of the items are staple items that we can use easily incorporate into our weekly meals and once and a while there is a more unusual ingredient that is fun to experiment with... don't worry about meal ideas as Lisa provides weekly recipes and info about how to cook/eat each item. I can't recommend membership enough... one tip is to make sure to sign up early as each year the number of shares are limited and usually sell out.

Excellent certified organic, local produce. As a member,…read moreyou receive a full box either every or every other week featuring seasonal classics as well as unique varieties all season long. If you like to buy organic produce at the store or enjoy visiting a famers' market or co-op, you should try this out for a season. There really is no comparison to the quality and variety of the produce, and there is a tremendous amount of a feel good factor when you commit to sustainably support a local farmer. If you're already on board the CSA train and just deciding which one to join, this one is wonderful. The owner is very focused, driven, and excellent at communication. She sends out deatiled updates on the farm as well as storage tips and great recipes for the week's delivery. She holds several fantastic events on the farm each year and really makes you feel involved and appreciated in her efforts to better our earth, health, community, and food system. She treats you like a true partner in both, business and this mission which is both humbling and empowering. That beats a mundane trip to the grocery store any day.

Yes it's a small business but that is why we decided to go and we were fortunate to get a kitten to…read morebring to her forever home. We purchased apples that were absolutely delicious and I used some to make apple crisp. Friendly very nice people who were running the orchard we were pleased with our visit. No frills just what we were looking for.

Awesome cider and apples! We went back and got more cider a couple weeks later because is was so…read moregood. Highly recommend.

This place is over priced for what you're getting ($12 for admission). The food is outside sourced…read moreand great, but everything in-house is off. There are children working the parking lot. The hay ride had a line that took forever and then was SO WEIRD- it was "Davy Crocket" themed, the "guide" was irritating, there was a very odd performance in the middle of the ride performed by teenagers. Which was awful and creepy. The pumpkin sling was triggered by a jerry-rigged contraption that only worked half the time. The "country store" was disappointing. There wasn't a pumpkin patch, just pumpkins next to a barn you could choose from and purchase. Not to mention the hundreds of ladybugs swarming around. I have never seen so many ladybugs in my life.

This year (2017) I brought 139 birds to be USDA processed for institutional sales to Nelsonshine…read more When I picked the birds up the day after butchering they were not frozen (not even frosty) and at least 33 had broken legs or wings containing sharp bone shards. Many had torn skin and a few had more than 50% of the skin torn off. Some of the injuries show bruising which indicates they happened before death due to mishandling. The majority showed no bruising around the injuries indicating operator error with the scalding and plucking equipment. I have included pics from one bird that has extreme torn skin, bruising on the thigh and a broken leg with exposed jagged bone. I had just processed 121 birds on my farm from the same batch of birds with only 3 broken wings or legs. I used the same type of equipment (kill cones, temperature controlled scalding tank and tub plucker). The only thing Nelson Shine was willing to do to make things right was to say, "Sorry". They claim that they do not make any guarantees for their work. Because of their workmanship 24% of my USDA inspected product is not salable due to unsafe sharp bones. This has caused the chicken enterprise on my farm to operate at a loss this year. In addition to the broken birds, because the birds were not frozen I had to stack them into my freezer soft which resulted in my birds becoming lumpy. My rating for this establishment would have been much higher if they had been willing to work on making things right. Instead they sent me a certified letter stating that they will not work with me on resolving this issue and further threatened to sue me for libel or defamation! I do know of farmers that have a good working relationship with this company, but due to my experience with them I will not be using them as a processor anymore and highly recommend thinking twice before sending your animals that you have carefully raised to them. I will pay the extra dollar per bird and send mine over to a facility in Sturgeon Lake.