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    Bumbleberry Acres

    4.5 (32 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Feeding the animals
    Ashley W.

    We loved this place! What a gem! It's a century farm with lots of fun things for the kids to do. Pastries and Carmel apple cider are amazing! Owners and staff are super friendly and helpful. You get a history tour on the hayride. Very interesting and fun! Highly recommended! We will be back next year!

    Elizabeth H.

    We picked blueberries and wildflowers with our family here this afternoon. Afterwards we went to the store and purchased the most delicious blueberry crumble. The staff were so friendly, and they even wrapped up a special bouquet of flowers for my three year old. We will definitely be back! Thanks for a wonderful experience!

    Elyse F.

    On our visit, U-pick had been temporarily suspended due to rains earlier in the day. Field conditions may be checked by calling prior to visiting. As such, our visit to the farm was not particularly long. When we were informed of the field closure, we were welcomed to visit the animals, and told about their baked goods. Animals are legitimately friendly. Signs instruct visitors not to feed the animals. This means the animals are friendly because they actually want to interact with people. One of the donkeys (maybe a burro,) kept pushing into one of my children until they gave it a hug. The farm store has all kinds of goodies. Local jams, honey, candies, sauces, and soaps are available. Bumbleberry logo merchandise and fun other souvenir things are there. A bakery is located inside. It smelled delicious. Baked goods were very reasonably priced, especially for the area. We have just eaten breakfast, otherwise we would have tried them. Play areas are available. There is also an area that looks like they do bonfires.

    Wildflower picking - $7 for all you can fit in a bucket!

    Such a cute family spot! It was near the end of blueberry picking season but we still had a great time, and picked wildflowers too! The bakery had delicious items, lots of great local jams, preserves, pickles, etc. Kids had fun running around and petting the animals. Appreciated the chalkboard with their favorite local recommendations, and the farmer's wife was so sweet and welcoming!

    Allison W.

    Great place to pick blueberries and get various blueberry products (the bumble berry pie and lemon blueberry cookies were particular hits). Family-run business with great customer service and delicious blueberries!

    Piggies!
    Valarie S.

    This farm is sweet... the perfect size so you feel like you're actually on a farm. The blueberry fields never stop- best berries are in the back! The petting zoo is fun and sweet- they take such great care of the animals and the animals are sweet and enjoy having people visit! There's also a cozy market type general store with canned goods, pastry, and more! The family was everywhere making sure everyone had what they needed to enjoy their day. We planned to stay an hour, but then we found more things to explore so we stayed 5 hours! A sweet farm and worth the drive from Chicago- 2.25 hour for a much-needed escape.

    Cami S.

    We stopped here for the afternoon and went through the corn maze with our kids. We all loved it and had a great time! We then checked out the animals and snagged some delicious apples. The staff was friendly and helpful and we would recommend it to others!

    Wonderful place to bring kids! Our son is one and had a blast. We got an up close personal tour of all the animals-got to pet a goat, bunnies, donkey and more. They also have a play area that my son could climb on while my husband went inside and picked up fresh veggies, eggs, and apples. They had u pick wildflowers and the cutest tractor train for kids-pulling lady bug and bee cars. My son was a little too young for that but an older child would have loved it! They had a fire pit going since it was chilly. Really friendly, knowledgeable, and welcoming staff! Very glad we came here! Produce was excellent and lots for kids to enjoy!

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    Fantastic experience! A fun personal experience with their petting zoo. The lemon blueberry sugar cookie was out of the world!

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    Goats and Lamb and raccoon and bunnies and pigs and chickens and ducks and Blueberries!

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    “I had the triple berry hand pie and it was very tasty - I think they said blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry.”

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    Overhiser Orchards - Picked some fresh blueberries

    Overhiser Orchards

    4.6(36 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    Who knew there were SO MANY varieties of blueberries? Obviously Overhiser, because they've planted…read morefields and fields of them so they can supply the nation AND created rows and rows that you can explore at their u-pick site! What fun it was to learn about the differences and then have a chance to stroll down the rows, hunting the most ripe and tasting along the way. The descriptions offered by the staff were spot on, and we really enjoyed the whole experience. The price is a real value as well because you get the experience itself, a chance to taste it all, and you leave with a TON of berries. Well, not literally a ton but you know what I mean. The small bucket is a lot, and we had four kids picking, so you do the math! Across the street is their bakery, creamery, and farmstand where you can also see the berries being packed for stores all over. The creamery offers some exceptional flavors and yes, free samples too. In fact, there are free samples throughout the store of jams, jellies, salsas and more. This is a great way to enjoy a few hours and reward yourself for the hard work of picking so many berries! Highly recommend.

    We had a great time at Overhiser. While the play spaces are a bit overgrown in areas, it's still…read moresuper fun for kids with a bounce slide, petting zoo, and plenty of fruit to pick. Prices are reasonable and the staff is extremely friendly. Try the slushie drink (peach was a standout) and donuts! Actually all of the baked goods we tried were delicious. Second trip and well worth it! Also, clean bathrooms!!

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    Nelis' Dutch Village - Path to the barn to see the animals.

    Nelis' Dutch Village

    4.2(126 reviews)
    27.7 mi

    We arrived mid-afternoon on a Saturday…read more $21 per person. An amusement park. $21 entry and you still have to pay for anything and everything inside. Good for families with small kids. They have shows, demos, a petting zoo, Dutch village area replica buildings. A Cheese shop. Coffee shop. Some stroomwafels - yum. Much of the gift items they had at the Dutch Village in downtown Holland as well. If you have never been to Holland / Amsterdam, many of the buildings give you the flare of the village at least. It was not worth it for us to pay or visit. Bettye for families with kids, that's what it's catered more towards.

    Super cute place. It really felt like you were in a little Dutch Village. We were hoping to eat at…read morethe Hungry Dutchman Cafe as our group specifically planned for this in our 8 day itinerary around Michigan but on arrival, the lady behind the counter very rudely informed us they were closing early and there are no other real food options in this village. We were all extremely hungry but had already paid the admission to this place so decided to make the best of it and next went to the cheese shop which thankfully offered about 25 different samples of their cheeses which were very very good along with a sample of sausage. So we purchased some meat, cheese and a whole pickle and made our way to the first demonstration being offered which was wooden shoe dancing. It was cute. 8 young people dancing traditional Dutch dances and "accidentally" kicking off their shoes. Next was a delft painting demonstration which was interesting although the young lady read so quickly from a script that it was difficult to follow and hear. Next was Jon who told us about and showed us wood shoe carving. He was a nice man who was very informative and when the demonstration was over even answered some of our questions about recommendations for dinner options. Next was a cheese making demonstration and then a visit to the gift shops. It was a fun place, a bit gimmicky and definitely geared toward children but not a bad way to spend a couple hours. We were a bit bummed that we missed the making of stroopwafel class, nothing was shown on our paper and we didn't know about it until we went into the stroopwafel store and they were just finishing. Note: this place is officiated with Windmill Island Gardens.

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    Deer Tracks Junction - Drooliest animal.

    Deer Tracks Junction

    4.4(60 reviews)
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    My friend was in town so we decided to take the kids for a day trip here! We purchased the…read moredrivethru and hands on combo ticket. The kids had an absolute blast. You definitely need to go to both. At the hands on park there were baby goats roaming, little pigs roaming, you can get up close and personal with llamas, and so much more. My kids especially loved holding the little bunnies! You can't pick them up yourself but an employee will place them on your lap for you. I highly recommend buying the stuff to feed the animals. You can get pellets, carrots, apples, and little sticks with birdseed on them for the bird enclosure. Watch for signs because some animals can't have the pellets and some can't have anything at all. There are also a bunch of play structures for the kids to play! Twice a day they have bottle feedings and you can call ahead to book or book when you get there! You can't have outside food and the website says they sell food but it's just snacks, ice cream, and other similar treats. We did not know and hadn't eaten so we were so hungry! My son wanted to eat the carrots for the animals The drivethru was also great. You have to have the windows rolled up and the door locked while you drive through the Bear portion. There was a Bear that did a somersault right in front of the car! It was so cute! You can buy a bucket of pellets to feed most of the animals in the drive-thru too! Be careful though! There was a camel that ripped the bucket right from my hand! He was too strong for me If you have leftover pellets from the walk-through portion, ask the person at the gate of the drivethru for an empty bucket and you can dump them inside to feed the drivethru animals!

    Karis was a wonderful help getting us in on last Friday! The animals seem very well taken care of…read moreand happy to be there. Could not recommend more.

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    Too far away to feed.

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    Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park - Giraffe

    Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park

    4.5(66 reviews)
    52.2 mi

    What an absolute hidden gem of an animal park! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by…read morehow unbelievably clean and well kept everything was. It also wasn't crowded at all, which made the entire experience feel relaxed and enjoyable instead of rushed. One of the best parts was the animal feeding experiences throughout the park. Getting to feed a giraffe was something we'll never forget and Leroy the giraffe completely stole the show He was easily one of the coolest experiences we've ever had and definitely where some core family memories were made. The exhibits were thoughtfully done too. The animals seemed to have plenty of space while still allowing guests to get close enough to really enjoy and appreciate them. Every staff member we encountered was kind, helpful, and added to the positive experience. This place deserves way more attention. Such a fun, memorable day for our family!

    What a great place to see so many wildlife animals. Giraffes, hippos, bobcats, lemurs, anteaters…read moreand so much more. Upon entering the staff was very friendly. The park is very clean and easy to get around if you have a stroller, wagon, or wheelchair. They offer hands on experience and focus on conservation. There are over 1300 animals from 180 species including rare and endangered ones. Visitors can hand feed certain animals. It's a great place to learn about so many animals. There's a gift shop as well as a concession area. You do a lot of walking but there are benches along the paths. You gotta go! The price is reasonable.

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    Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park - You can buy lettuce to feed the curious giraffes. They are very gentle.

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