Really beautiful farm with a store and restaurant (Caprae) on the premise. You can pet the goats…read moreand enjoy playing bags or bocce ball. There is a nice walking path to enjoy on the farm as well. Take a peek into their creamery window!

WOW! This was…read moreactually amazing. This is so different than ur usual egg and hash brown place. But it surprised me! The seasonal cinnamon roll was absolutely amazing, as well as our entrees. Attentive Service and nice ambiance. Would recommend! 11/10

Great place to take kids to show them where strawberries come from. Strawberries are tasty and…read morereasonably priced and the farm is close to Bloomington-Normal. Strawberry picking is usually late May through most of June and blueberry picking usually starts in early July. They post updates on their website, Facebook and Twitter to let you know what the picking days and times are. Nice way to spend 30 minutes with the granddaughter.

Amazing people and space! Strawberries are so great and fun to pick! Newly added barn hosted our…read moresorority barn dance and got to hay ride and pick apples. My friend is thinking of having her wedding there!

We experienced Pontious farm for this first time this season...now we are addicted!…read moreNot only is it a cute drive (on the country roads) from Champaign, but the pick-your-own farm is wonderful. The Blueberries are the best I have had (competitive with Wild Maine) and so affordable ($1.50 lb this season) It's a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to go in a different seasons to pick different things!

I've been to this orchard many times and it never disappointed me, in fact, it was a great…read morebeginning of the school year field trip which was never disheartening or dull for the students. In fact, it had the complete opposite effect on them; from viewing the trees, given an apple growth lesson, learning how apples are pollinated and viewing the bees, learning how the apples are sorted and viewing the large washing/sorter machine and seeing how the apples are stored in the large refrigerator. We enjoyed our lunch while eating apple donuts and drinking apple slushes. We spent time at the playground before departing back to school. The Okaw Valley Orchard staff will tell you exactly what is needed, what to expect during your outing and what you'll need to make the trip an awesome experience for you and your students! Be sure to call in August for September or October field trip dates

Absolutely love this shop! While roaming around the towns of Arthur and Sullivan, I found this…read moreOrchard on Yelp and had to stop by to check it out. It was so exciting to see homemade jams, freshly picked peaches and cider. I ended up getting the cutest soy eucalyptus candle, a bunch of ciders, a measurement shot glass, kettle popcorn and organic bug repellent. All things I never knew I needed, until now :) I wish this shop was bigger and more expansive but I'd be in trouble because I'd end up buying more than I bargained for. The home made cider was incredible. They made it into a slushee and it was so good, ended up getting two cups full and then two for the road. It was also neat that the cider didn't need to be refrigerated, making it so much easier to transport cross country. The staff here was also super friendly and welcoming which also is an added plus. Highly recommend stopping here if you ever find yourself in Sullivan, Illinois!

We had the best time visiting Mariah's mums. They have strawberry picking, games, and beautiful…read moremums a gifts. Must see!

The review is way past due!! Mariah's selection of mums is outstanding. There were colors that I…read morehad never seen before. The team is so helpful and pleasant! They offer information and take the time to answer your questions. It was a great experience and we plan on going back next year!

Review Visit: October 8th, 2014…read more Partridge Point Orchard is on point! Talk about a hidden gem. While expanding my local travels, I stumbled upon Partridge Point Orchard... not in the traditional sense. I was browsing Google Maps for recreational areas to visit and came across this place. I asked a few friends who are from the area and they never even heard about it. So as I usually do, I scrounge up at least one friend and we head on our there. What a day it was. The weather was perfect. Not too hot, not too cold. A gentle breeze. Isolated from the majority of the populace. Parking is a bit limited, but this is a small, family run business, so it's to be expected. We were greeted by a lovely lady who told us that we have free reign to walk around and we can pick all the apples we want. They had your standard varieties with one or two I never heard of before. The land that the Orchard is on is serene. There was a small pond we stopped at and just took nature in. My kind of peace. Any who, we ended up grabbing one apple a piece and when we went to pay, they said we could just keep them as it was just two and it was a drop in the bucket. I still paid them a $1 for them (I think their rates were $0.54 a piece) as a compromise. Overall, a really great place if you want to visit an actual orchard versus a tourist-y one such as Tanners Orchard. Well deserving of a 5/5 in my books... err blog!

Pumpkin Creek Farms is an absolute gem and a fantastic destination for families and friends looking…read morefor a fun and memorable day out. The farm is beautifully maintained and offers a wide range of activities that cater to all ages. From the moment you arrive, you can feel the welcoming and festive atmosphere. One of the highlights is the pumpkin patch, where you can pick your own pumpkins--perfect for carving or decorating. The corn maze is a blast, providing just the right amount of challenge and fun. There are also hayrides, petting zoos, and plenty of photo opportunities that make for great keepsakes. The staff at Pumpkin Creek Farms are friendly and helpful, ensuring that everyone has a great experience. The farm also offers delicious seasonal treats, like cider donuts and hot apple cider, which add to the overall charm of the place. It is also incredibly affordable! Everything is included with admission. Which is $9 a person and I believe it is 2 and under that are free! Pumpkin Creek Farms is an awesome spot for a day of fun, learning, and making wonderful memories. Highly recommended for a fall outing!

Great family friendly fun place! It was cheap and offered multi things to do for the kids! The…read moredonuts were also amazing!

Wonderful selection of plants and the owner is great at helping with selecting a plant that will…read morethrive in place that you want one to grow! He has great prices for very healthy plants!

It was fun to visit and see the healthy variety of plants. The owner was very helpful, pleasant and…read moreknowledgeable. I learned a lot and plan to go back again with friends and family.

Excellent little orchard that had a great shop, with lots of treats and local produce. It was great…read morefor a late autumn trip and we loved the apple cider. We will have to be back for some more next time we are in town! Quaint and cute little working farm surrounding with lots of friendly staff.

It is small place with several types of apples to choose from…read more They ask have all kinds of gourds to choose along with jellies and relish Really like the vandal's onion relish

We have been coming here once to twice a year and I'll have to admit they do a great job!! They put…read moremoney back into this place. Something new every year. All my grandkids love it! The food is good but the wait can be long. This is a family fun establishment. I would give it 5 stars but the prices are HIGH. for 3 adults and 2 children it was over $100 just to get in. 2 dozen donuts, 2 bags of popcorn, and 4 caramel apples was $55. Again, great family fun but a little expensive.

I visited this place early October. This was an amazing farm! The Fall activities were much more…read morethen I expected based on the photos I found of it online. There was SO many activities! I Just recommend to visit early or midweek, we were passing through so we were there at 12:30 on a Saturday and it was PACKED, a wait for every activity and super long waits for coffee and food. One (of the two) port-a-potty was full, pretty gross. There was another bathroom on site but I didn't see how many stalls it had, like was long.