The ideal fall outing! We went on a warm Saturday afternoon in late September, and were pleased to…read moresee that it wasn't crowded at all. Lots of parking, no lines for food, and plenty of room to roam in the pumpkin patch. We grabbed a wagon and some clippers and found a pumpkin to cut off the vine. There are plenty of pre-cut pumpkins too if you'd rather just pick one that way (and take some cute pics). The wood-fired pizza was SO good and fairly priced. We really enjoyed the salsiccia pie, but all of them sounded delicious. And had to get a half dozen cider donuts for the road, obviously. I'm looking forward to returning when our kids are a bit older to try more of the family-friendly activities!

We have been going to the Hall Family Farm for many years. It used to be located on Providence Rd…read moreWest so this was our first visit to the new location in Lancaster. I absolutely love this set up even more than the last location! There is so much for kids to do here and lots for adults too. We picked our pumpkins for the season and considering the amount of people here, there were still many great looking pumpkins. The lines were too long for the donuts/food so I didn't get to try any but I am hoping to eventually try the cider donut in the future! Definitely bring your friends and family here to check out the Hall Family Farm. Side note- I know the Halls from many years ago and they are a wonderful family! If you see them around be sure to meet them!!!

I took my grand baby for her first pumpkin patch experience. The selection of pumpkins and gourds…read morevarieties were plentiful and some unique. The set up was well organized and made for beautiful pictures. I appreciate that the pumpkins were not over priced.

Amazing customer service and a lovely assortment of items. The kids really enjoyed seeing all the…read moredifferent color pumpkins.

I've been to CHF three times for produce. The peaches are good depending on the variety, some are…read morejust better than others so it depends on when you are going what will be ripe. The green beans, okra, squash, zuchinni is good. The corn is a little hit and miss. Go early in the day for the best and don't go on Saturday when it's so busy. The only negative I have is the tomatoes. All of them are picked green so they have a mealy texture and hard white parts inside. Last Saturday the tomatoes were on sale 2 pecks for $18 which seemed like a bargain but wasn't. More than half of the tomatoes were green and most of those rotted before they ripened. I think they were rolled off of a truck onto a conveyor belt or into a bin and were severely bruised. Skip the tomatoes. Everything else is really good, they serve food on the weekends, and they have a great little shop for canned goods. The ice cream is only ok. I prefer lemon that tastes like lemon and orange that tastes like orange. All in all, it's a fun place to go for a country drive.

Super fun experience at the pumpkin patch!!! We visited on the Saturday morning before Halloween…read moreand it wasn't too packed at all!! We had fun. There is a big parking lot- but be careful, the driveway to get in is really narrow and only one car fits through at a time. There is no admission fee and it is free to walk around. You also don't need reservations. There is cornhole, picnic tables to sit at, a gift shop with local good slike honey and apples, a coffee truck, a lemonade truck and popcorn for sale. There are pumpkins everywhere of different shapes and sizes available for purchase in addition to gourds and mums. We bought a mum and it was $15. There are plenty of photo opportunities and a garden to walk around in. There is also a lot of space for kids to run around in. For an additional fee, there is a wagon ride you can take that will take you to see farm animals but we didn't do this. All in all, not as many activities in my opinion as some of the other pumpkin patches around town, but I did like how close it is to town compared to some of the other pumpkin patch options and it was super cute! The staff was all really nice too!

Such a nice place with cute farm animals and friendly staff! They also have pumpkin patches in fall…read moreand it's very fun

The most delicious strawberries! I was visiting Clover and had to get a bucket. They have so much…read moreto offer at Bush N Vine. The cutest farmers market is on site with fresh produce, milk, cheese, and so much more! They also have a food stand. Don't miss out on the most delicious ice cream! The strawberry swirl with vanilla is delicious! There is a ton of outdoor seating as well to enjoy some goodies. You pick fields are available as well. This is a great place to take your kids, family, and friends! It has an old farm ambiance with a rustic vibe. All the staff was friendly and welcoming.

LOVED! No charge to pick pumpkins. They provide a cart for your pumpkins, but it's first come-…read morefirst serve. They had a ton of different types of pumpkins to pick from out in the fields. They were out of their pumpkin bread this time but all the sourdough came through! Staff is always so helpful.

This was my first time here and it was super cute. I came with my fiance and we quickly realized…read morethis farm is a great place to bring kiddos so they can experience a fun fall festival environment. As for us adult kids it wasn't as exciting. There's lots of activities, photo opps and pumpkins to peruse. But in comparison to another spot we've been to we felt like there were some options missing for us personally. This isn't a knock to Hodges, just a personal preference. Now, if you have family in town and kiddos in tow this place is PERFECT! I would definitely recommend it for a fun fall time. Parking was easy, even on a super busy Saturday. There's plenty of signage so you know what's going on in all areas. The animals were pretty cool inside the barn too.

We went back this year around the same time but instead of a weekday we went on a Sunday. There was…read morea much bigger crowd but there lots of parking. Still lots of photo opps all around the farm. We were able to do participate in some new things since it was the weekend; like their Hayrides/Tractor Ride. The line was never not long but it was something to do. The ride itself is about 15 minutes and takes you around the farm. We grabbed some popcorn before getting on it though. It's freshly popped and so delicious! We also go to visit the petting area and feed some of the goats, sheep, cows and rabbits. Our toddlers had a blast! Good family fun for the fall season. && I got a funnel cake before we left (topping choices powder sugar, Carmel, chocolate, and strawberry syrup). The wind made it colder on the pumpkin side of the farm and unfortunately they didn't have warm apple cider. I expected them to have something warm that kids could drink (non coffee). Tips: Bring a blanket for inside the wagon. Don't wear your nice shoes. Bring a tripod or stand for photos.

One of the best local farms around! I was visiting with my sister and brother in law and they said…read moreI had to visit Lever Farms! This is designated a Century Farm, which Charlene explained to me that they can prove it's been in the same family more than a century!!They've got records going back to at least 1897!!!! How fabulous! The kindness and feeling like you're part of their story was priceless! They have so many homemade local products!! The prices are great and the selection is wide!! The service is like you're a guest at their home! Today we were there for strawberries, but I also got a TShirt, Wildflower local honey, pickled okra and a homemade almond pound cake (It is their grandmother's recipe). Can't wait to have a slice with strawberries and whipped cream on top!! I also can't wait to visit next time I'm in town!

I went in the morning and bought a u-pick basket of strawberries. As I was done at the checkout the…read moreowner passed by and called me greedy for the amount of strawberries I had on my basket. The basket was not that full until my autistic kid took the strawberries in his hand and piled them onto the basket. The owner proceeds to call me greedy and tells me he wants me to pay another 5. I ended up paying 10. He was already mad prior to this since he stormed into the store. I would not recommend taking your kids picking with people who are in a bad mood and take it out with the customers.

We usually search for fun activities to do with our kids via Yelp and crossed our fingers on this…read morewith only a couple of reviews, but WOW did we have a great time and come away impressed! The staff were sweet and there was a lot of fun and value crammed into our Saturday afternoon. Activities included live animals to interact with, a "dig" with real animal bones, a corn pit, swings, slides, rides, and a patch to pick out our own pumpkins. Check out the website, take a look at these pictures (they don't do it justice) and enjoy!

B&B farm is AWESOME. It has corn pits, huge slides, PICK A PUMPKIN FROM THE VINE, large pumpkins…read more(for sale) hayride, and a train ride for the kids. It cost 10 dollars and that includes everything ( hayride, activities, small pumpkin patch pumpkin).