We found a new place for our trees!! It was our first time here. Definitely NOT the last. This…read moreplace is AWESOME! Upon arriving, we had a rough start finding the entrance and where to go for parking. The signs are really hard to see at night. And me, with my night time astigmatism, even harder. Lol! Either that or my husband and I are just blind. BUT we found it. Just before the house, there are signs wrapped in Christmas lights and it takes you to the parking area. I was feeling a little bummed out and thought, "ugh this is already a bad review from me." I held on and kept the Christmas spirit (for my son and nephew of course lol). HOW was I going to let my blindness (not being able to see the parking entrance) ruin my experience?! I'm SOOOO GLAD I didn't throw a fit and kept going with the flow. Because BOY!! I tell you, the PERFECT SPOT for me and my little family. I don't like big crowds and crowded areas. This place was perfect. Although, I did wish there were more people because this place is WORTH the visit and trip. It was such a warm and welcoming spot! Definitely a cozy place. I loved that they had a bunch of spots for photo ops and family Christmas pictures! What a smart idea! If you're a photographer looking for a spot for clients, I recommend here. It's cheap to enter, but the photo props are awesome. The difference in the entrance fee if you buy a tree is A GREAT deal!!! The have rope for those traveling in cars (to tie down), they can clip the bottom with a fresh cut and drill a hole. They have a Teepee with a fire pit and smores sticks. Grab your s'mores kit and hangout. The Christmas music playing throughout, just makes it so much cozier. The slides and animals were my son's favorite. The trolley and movie was mine. ;) enjoy a ride while watching a Christmas show?! Of course!! They provided blankets on the trolley as well. Ahh! I can't describe this place enough. You'll have to go and check it out yourselves. Great for families, couples, singles, extended families, and even your fur babies! We decided to set this place for our family tradition tree shopping spot. Love it!!

Gordos fun farm is a perfect fall affair for the family. Take a beautiful drive through the local…read morefarms and meadows on your way to this family owned, built, and run playground for children in a range of ages and there is nothing a parent loves more than a smile on their child's face. I spied several parents climbing the festive structures and and showing the crowd how a slide is supposed to be handled. Trains, targets, backcountry music station, slides, tractors, maze, petting zoo and more. You will find Fizz drinks and snacks in a custom built shop made from and antique horse trailer that now glows. And don't forget pumpkins of all sizes and varieties and gourds. And if you are looking for other Gordos goods they have it for you. If you are lucky, they may have some cute puppies for sale, ready to be cuddled.

Paid $90 for green beans that were limp as a noodle. Harward told me they were picked fresh that…read moremorning. Their beans last year were great. This year they are terrible. Got your beans somewhere else. Don't waste your money!!!

I stumbled across Utah Valley Llamas by accident on a Utah tourist website. I am so glad I did!!!!…read moreLet me tell you everything you need to now about Utah Valley Llamas: The farm is located on the grounds of the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Hindu temple. As we were waiting for our tour of the llama farm to start, we got a free tour of the temple. It was cool to learn basics of the Hindu religion, and it gave us base information for some of the animals we were about to see on the farm tour! Vai, referred to as the "llama mama," was awesome! She is an older lady who is very blunt but full of love for her religion and her animals. I am not Hindu, but it was very refreshing to see someone care so much about religion. Vai showed us her fancy birds, fish, llamas, and sacred cows. She was full of knowledge and allowed us to take a hands-on approach to learning about the animals. She even cracked a joke: When I read that mama llamas hum to their babies, she said, "Do you know why they hum?" ..... "Because they don't know the words." It was so funny, and she delivered it perfectly, with a straight face. I'll admit, I was very scared to get close to the llamas. They're pretty big, and they come really close to you when they know you have food. They were all so gentle and calm, though, and they didn't spit at all! Vai told us that they only spit on other llamas or when they feel threatened. Feeding the llamas out of my hands was terrifying, but it became less scary as time went on. Llamas only have bottom teeth, so their top lips rubbed against my hands as I fed them. We forgot to bring sliced apples and baby carrots, so make sure you do that! After the llamas, Vai showed us the sacred cows. They are tiny and cute. We got to feed them, too, and they were much grosser than the llamas when they ate. Their tongues were huge, and they made your hands disgusting after. It was gross, but TOTALLY worth the experience! I just washed my hands after. (: We had such a cool, unique experience at Utah Valley Llama. It was amazing to be so close to all the llamas and learn about them, and it was awesome to learn more about the Hindu religion in relation to their animals and eating habits. If you're in Utah, definitely take a tour of the llama farm! It will not disappoint!

One of our favotire summer activities is to visit Rocky Top to pick cherries, then berries &…read morepeaches, then apples! Something for everyone! Cute stuff inside little store. Yummy blackberries, raspberries & right now peaches! Fun to pick your own! Great prices, cuts out the middle man when you pick your own! Very accomodating to people with disabilities, although not wheelchair accessable. I was able to use my walker & portable oxygen as I meandered down the rows of berries & trees! Beautiful view from up there . They also have fresh milk, jams, homemade sourdough bread& lots of other stuff! Great family outing on a Saturday morning or after dinner during the week. Check for hours.Say hi to the pig & their goats & chickens!!

Went peach picking here over Labor Day weekend and couldn't have been more pleased! The fruit was…read moredelicious, reasonably priced, and it was so fun to go and pick them ourselves. Went for a date on a Saturday morning to pick peaches with my girlfriend. It was only $15 for a whole box of big, juicy peaches! (I think the normal price is $20 but they were doing a special for the holiday). The farm was easy to find off google maps and once we arrived and got our boxes we could drive right up near the trees. We wandered through the rows of peaches and filled up our boxes. It was fun to pick the fruit ourselves so that we could get all the biggest and best ones. I liked it so much more than buying a box at the store! It even seemed like they had lots of different varieties of peaches and other fruit to pick too. Probably best to call to make sure of their hours/availability beforehand. This place is perfect for a date, family outing, or fun summer activity!

First time at Glen Rays and it was so cute/fun and scary! My friend and I were searching for a…read morespooky activity and the Field of Terror came up. I was intrigued because I went to the Haunted Forest last year and the animatronics and sound tracks were not my favorite. The ticket price also seemed well worth it too. I really liked that there were employees taking pictures for each group with the sign and then explaining the rules, allowing each group to gain some distance between another. The characters did a great job! Lots of jump scares and they hid pretty well. It wasn't so much a maze, just a path through corn which made it easy to follow when you aren't thinking to straight from fear. The rest of the farm is as expected with all sorts of fall fun! I loved that one of the tractors was made up to look like Frank from the Cars movie from the tractor tipping scene. I do have to say that with the construction on the road it was hard to see in the dark where to pull over and enter. I missed it at first and had to make a U-turn.

Looking for a great Local farm to support? One of our favorite corn maze and pumpkin patches in…read moreSpanish fork! Right off the freeway on 8000! Always a good time for the kids! They have so many activities to do and concessions! Staff is really nice! For better value on cost, You can save $ on tickets and passes on their website!

Cornbellys is a Great place for reasonably priced family fun. They have lots of little rides and…read moregames that aren't additional charges. You pay at the door but thats about it (besides food of course). They have a corn pit and kiddy rides for little ones, and fast carnival rides and slides for thrill seekers. Cheap pumpkins, a little train, a huge maze - everything you want from a place like this. I head the one in Lehi is way bigger, but it's more expensive and more of it costs extra.

It was fun visiting with the whole family. So many…read moreactivities for the kids and the adults to enjoy. Went on a Saturday morning and was shocked how few people where there at the time. Lots of options/attractions to enjoy. The train ride and the wagon ride was a lot of fun. The duck races were also a unique attraction that happens a couple of times during the day. A few downsides including some of the small attractions were broken and the corn pit was also a bit wet from the recent rain.