I thoroughly enjoyed my Sunday at The Gentle Barn. Learning about all the animals and their…read morestories, getting close to them and loving on them and supporting a beautiful sanctuary for them. Just a few things you can do there: Hug cows Cuddle roosters Rub pig bellies Pet goats Brush horses Watch Luke plume (in season) Enjoy learning from the wonderful volunteers Buy stuff at their gift shop (shirts are so comfy!) Enjoy a snack and a drink (I had warm apple cider) Just overall an excellent experience. Everyone was nice and welcoming. Take yourself, take a friend, go with your family. You will not be disappointed. Not only that, you're going to feel A LOT better afterwards. I mean how can you be mad when you're hugging a cow?

Go visit the animals ! Loving life like all creatures…read moreshould Enjoyed the shop and vegan treats

The service was wonderful! I came here for the homeschool event. Honestly the price is worth it…read more. there are ENDLESS things to do there. We arrived at 9:30am and had to leave @2 because they were closing and didn't event get to finish everything. It's amazing!

Great family outing! It can be expensive with a larger family, but after paying for entry, most of…read morethe activities are free. Lots of things for kids and great autumn activities and food. You'll easily spend an afternoon here.

Fun little spot, not as big as some fall farms but also not as crowded. Huge slides, trampoline…read morekids loved, and unique "stations" for kids (big and small would enjoy). Best part was paintball tractor ride where kids could shoot spiders and mummies and creatures In the day (at night it turns into a scarier live zombie paintball event I think, but the day ride is fine for little ones). Good selection and prices for pumpkins, lots of shapes and colors. Only concessions are chips, a few soft drinks, not huge selection so bring snacks or plan to eat before. Overall, I will go back again.

I had a lovely shopping experience with 1818 Farms recently! A couple of Sunday afternoon's ago, I…read moreordered several lip balms and a beautiful "resin art - rectangular tray," please see the picture which does NOT do the product justice. These were birthday gifts for my favorite Sister. Fast forward to Tuesday, and the extremely well packed box arrived! Wow, talk about fast shipping! The lip balms were treated with so much care! They were packed in a reusable ice pack envelope, and packed so well, I had to get the scissors out to open them, which sadly, damaged the envelope package but not the balms. 1818 offers a handwritten note along with their products, which I forgot about. After Sister joyfully opened her gifts, I remembered the hand written note, which we retrieved from the abundant bubble wrap in the trash can, and Sister just loved the note! Such a nice, sweet, personal touch! To this day, Sister is looking for the perfect easel on which to display her beautiful resin tray, and you can even specify a color scheme for the flowers in the resin products. Do consider 1919 Farms for unique, natural, and in nearly all [perhaps all] cases handmade items that support a locally owned Farm. Thanks so much 1818 Farms for making my Sister's birthday extremely memorable!!!!!

I met the owner of 1818 Farms, Natasha McCrary, at a craft fair featuring Alabama made products…read moreearlier this year. 1818 Farms is located in the historic town of Mooresville, near Decatur, Alabama, population at last count was 53. Events here may triple the population of the town on a regular basis. In addition to Natasha's line of cosmetics, the beautiful little farm raises organic produce, heritage breed Babydoll Southdown Sheep, and other farm animals. It is a popular site for weddings and receptions I understand. Seminars, children's camps, classes and retreats are just a few of other activities that are found here. When I first met the owner, she told me about their farm-to-table dinners featuring produce grown on site and when I got home, went online and made reservations shortly before it sold out. On June 10, 2016, I attended my first Dinner on the Farm featuring Chef Jakob Reid of the Albany Bistro in nearby Decatur, Alabama. You will not find a prettier setting for a farm-to-table dinner. A rustic pavilion with fans, elegant seating and table settings is located in a shady corner of the property with a view of the woods and a nearby creek. Beautiful music provided by the Mellotones of Madison, Alabama, provided a really serene background of perfect relaxing live string harmonies. Appetizers were the first enticement offered to guests. A platter of grilled shrimp on miniature grit cakes tasted as good as they looked. A variety of pickled vegetables made in the Farm kitchens were spread with an assortment of cheeses, including a local goat cheese, and crackers. An egg salad dip from on site farm chicken eggs rounded out the bountiful appetizer table. A special treat with the Camembert cheese was a blueberry jalapeño jam hand made with on site ingredients by the hostess, Natasha McCrary. The slight spiciness of the jalapeños was a surprisingly good compliment to the sweet blueberries. With the cheese, it was a powerhouse combination. The first course consisted of a beautifully prepared bruschetta with heirloom tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, with a drizzle of Georgia olive oil and balsamic vinegar, and farm raised basil grown and picked just feet away from our tables. The second course was a small salad of fresh, young cucumbers marinated in Georgia olive oil, vinegar, dill and basil served on a wedge of Italian flat bread. The main course was a perfectly roasted moist and flavorful skinless chicken breast, named by the chef "airline chicken" with a wing bone left attached like the tail of an airplane. A grit cake well toasted on all sides with a faint taste of Andouille sausage was a great side to the chicken and was a fitting compliment, almost like a Cajun cornbread, to perfectly cooked vegetables which were my favorite dish of the evening. Farm grown squash, zucchini, and pole beans were steamed with a light seasoning that complimented but did not hide the wonderful taste of the vegetables. Chef Reid has the ability to showcase the taste of the wonderful fresh produce he prepares without over seasoning. The final course for the evening was a very French inspired baked meringue with a topping of strawberry mousse from locally grown strawberries and drizzled with a dark chocolate Ganache. It was a very decadent desert to end a very wonderful meal in a very wonderful setting. The special dinners served here do not include beverages except for water and so you are encouraged to bring your own. Most guests did bring their favorite wines which were very abundant. I prefer wines matched to the food on special dining occasions so a menu, which was not provided, would be a helpful suggestion. Dress is casual and should be comfortable for an outdoor setting.

The people here are really great and the bunnies are so incredibly adorable!…read more Snuggle Bunny participates in various events in the greater Nashville area, so you might see the opportunity to snuggle with cute bunnies at an event near you. They also periodically offer events at their bunny location in Nolensville. For the events they do onsite, you get a chance to hang out with a couple of bunnies at a time within their pens, and to rotate between several pens to meet a variety of different rabbits. Rabbits aren't exactly known for being super affectionate, but at Snuggle Bunny the bunnies are acclimated well and so they are overall much more interested in affection than your typical rabbit. They still have bursts of energy and can be a little shy, but they'll also let you scratch their head or give them some pets, and sometimes they'll even sit in your lap. If you love the idea of spending time with adorable bunnies, or you'd just like some chill bunny therapy, Snuggle Bunny Nashville is the place for you!

Instagram Favorite Date Night OMG....change your date night…read moreplans and head to Nolensville for the dude that has big Chip Gaines energy, his super sweet wife and their eight bunnies. I randomly found this place in my Facebook feed and bought tickets to go with two friends. The tickets were insanely reasonable leaving me to wonder if it was going to be cringe to show up at someone's bunny farm. It was the opposite of cringe. They were SO friendly and you will get amazing photos. But first...beware, Nolensville traffic is no joke. A lot of one lane roads that will take you longer than you think. Which is my way of saying we were 10 minutes late. But they were super cool about it. Chip Gaines vibe guy (Josh) made this adorable air conditioned super shed with four spaces to play with different bunnies. There were some lions mane bunnies and floppy ear ones and they were all really adorable. The owners give you lettuce and fruit and carrots to feed the bunnies and you move thru each enclosure to pick your favorite for a photo shot at the end. 100% recommend getting in on this place before the price doubles because it's going to be wildly popular. Oh, and when you're done, head to the rolled ice cream place in Nolensville to check out the fan-freaking-tastic photos Josh takes for you.

Walden Farm was one of the best pumpkin experiences ever! My husband and I brought our twins along…read morewith another couple in their baby girl, and it was absolutely perfect. They have many areas that you can purchase food, water, and snacks. The animals there are really cool and the rides are a lot of fun! I recommend you come as early as possible because the lines did get long. I recommend coming to this farm every year with your family!

I came here with my parents and mi kiddos. It was super busy so it felt overwhelming because they…read morehave everything concentrated in one area and not very spread out. They have a system for payment so you have to get a punched card to pay for the ride and kids activities. It kind of sucks because it's only $10 for 10 punches but if you only want 3 you'll still have to get the 10. Yet had a corn maze but it really was see through so it was not that fun. They also had a hay pyramid they kids could climb and have fun. They also had a hay maze that my son enjoyed very much. Their prices for pumpkins were very high and their pumpkins were not big enough for what they were asking for each size. They had a few free things the kids can do and also a food area. Overall it was ok.

My husband and I visited the farm for a tasting, and a soap class, and we so enjoyed it, we wished…read morewe lived closer for regular visits. The information we received on fresh wholesome, top quality product was extremely eye opening. If you are looking to improve the quality of the dairy product you consume I would strongly suggest you visit the farm. I have heard of the non-GMO movement but this will bring it all into focus. Whole natural non GMO products that will improve you life, and health while also providing the best dairy products. We also were taught the process in making natural cow's milk soap without all the ingredients that are harsh and unnecessary that could be detrimental. I would love to attend more of their classes, and I will whenever I am in the area. I would highly recommend Valle Di Latte Farms to anyone. I love my time there and hope to return often

Enjoyed myself this year, I've been trying to come pick tulips for the longest! I think it was…read morebeautiful even though we came at the end of the season so my babies didn't last extremely long. Beautiful! I look forward to the fall for sunflower season

I really enjoyed the weekend drive over to Hubert Family Farms to pick tulips! To start off with…read moreits absolutely beautiful - rows and rows of tulips - pink, red, yellow, maroon etc. The pricing was about 9$ per person and 2.50 per tulip. One thing I will say is the ground was pretty muddy on the day we went - I wish I wore rain boots. That thick red clay mud is tough to wash off so I would keep that in mind! Also I saw several people with dogs - and that's really cool and good to know for future trips! The day we went they had several food trucks out there too. I would recommend following them on instagram to see upcoming events!

Brown Farms opens their grounds to the public in late September for fun Fall festivities. They have…read morea corn maze, hay ride, goat petting, corn hole, and fire pits for hanging out. We came one weekend with the intention of doing the corn maze and I was blown away by the design that they created! The aerial view shows that the maze is a school bus, a house, a cow and a pig. There are four different ways you can start the maze on the 10 acres. The maze is open Friday evenings, all day Saturday and closed Sundays. It is $12 for adults and children ages 5-12 are $10. Any children 4 years and under are free. If you come at night to do the corn maze bring flash lights and/or head lights, and wear shoes you don't care about getting a bit muddy. We also encountered a few spider webs so be careful trekking through certain areas. We had fun here and stayed about an hour. If you are looking for a fun maze this is a good one!

Great corn maze for an afternoon or evening if you don't have time for an all day affair!read more

Well, it's been a year!! They still haven't found time to hit Kinkos and make new copies of their…read moremenu with updated pricing. The $3 hamburgers are $5. They tried to over charge us again. But we made them go to the menu pricing. It's a shame.

Went in here for lunch in January 2026 and ordered a hamburger and french fries, which were both…read morereally good. The owners (I assume) or at least employees sat in the back and smoked cigarettes and drank Bud Light in the middle of the day. I don't care what they drink or if they smoke even, but I don't like the smoking inside the restaurant.