This review is mostly for people bringing young kids here for the Pumpkin Farm. There are a ton of…read morethings for you to do. From a petting zoo to hayrides. It was packed to the gills on the day we went, but lines were reasonable and there is a ton of space to spread out. The food services were typical fair stuff - nothing good or bad. The shop at the entrance has a TON of farm fresh food. From home-made jellies to fresh apple cider. this stuff is fantastic! If you are a group of adults only, stop at the store, but give a pass to the Halloween Pumpkin Farm.

This so-called Farm is nothing but a big rip off. Everything was VERY expensive even in their…read morecountry store. You have to pay to go inside to the Farm to pick your stuff and then you have to pay for what you pick. And it's expensive. They have jellies, salsa, canned vegetables and pickled items as well as some fresh vegetables. But it's just so overpriced so over the top ridiculous. Unfortunately, this seems to be the business model for everybody lately. It's unfortunate and most likely we will not return. We were really hoping to find a farmers market where we could get fresh fruits and vegetables at a decent price but I'm not gonna pay to go in and pick and then have to pay for that too. I believe it was almost $20 for each person to go inside and pick what you want and that's only if the item is in season.

We had my granddaughters birthday party at Rowell Ranch. She had so much fun. The kids really…read moreenjoyed seeing all the animals! Everyone at Rowell Ranch were so nice and professional. Thank you for giving my granddaughter a birthday she will always remember!

Rowell Ranch is a perfect place for an event or party. With an impeccable, tasteful eye for…read moredecorative detail, the Rowell's will make you feel like one of the family and provide a beautiful outdoor space that is welcoming for all your guests. I recently attended a birthday party there and the candlelit tables, live music and delicious food made for a fab evening. Highly recommend!

I've been on their email list for a while and decided to go with a farm-raised turkey for…read moreThanksgiving, as that's something we've never done before. The texture and taste of the meat were noticeably more enjoyable than the frozen variety I've had, lo these many years.

The Edge of Nowhere Farm (EON) is an inspiration to farm in the desert. This is the lifestyle I…read morealways wanted. I found out about EON farm through YouTube. I started watching and learning how to grow certain plants in the desert. What was awesome is they offered a farm tour at no cost. Additionally, you can sign-up for butchering classes. Also, they sell harvested chickens, turkeys, and pork. It has to be pre-ordered. To get more information about the farm. The website is down below. EON Farm: https://www.edgeofnowherefarm.com

My 75 year old mother loves Christmas lights. She stays with us in Phoenix during the winter so we…read morelook for activities to do as a family; me, my husband, our adult son, and my mom. The lights, music, activities, vendors were all good in general which is why I'm giving 3 stars. Except for the items that follow, this would be a very wonderful experience. The part that decreased the rating is the Christian nationalism. Nothing says "birth of our Savior, peace on Earth, good will to mankind" like the juxtaposition of the manger scene across from the American war and killing machine, complete with tanks and paratroopers and the police. And of the 10 songs they kept on loop, 2 were nationalist songs. One of the songs was literally the military recruiting jingles from the 1980s recruitment commercials. The second song was the Toby Keith Trump campaign song "Proud to be an American" . What does that have to do with Jesus, Mary and Joseph? The 10 songs looped every 30 minutes. That means every child there heard those two songs about 4 times in 2 hours. Christofascist propaganda at its worst directed toward children. The USA is the largest human rights violator on the planet, the literal antithesis of Christ and his message of peace and love. The last thing there were small animals without warm accommodations. They should put down some clean straw maybe more enclosure for the babies, or put them up at sunset. The Bible also states that we are to be good stewards to the animals on this planet. https://lightsatthefarm.com/

A fun inexpensive couple of hours! We've gone 2 years now. Parking is free & it was $10 per adult…read moreto get in. You take your time walking around looking at lights & listening to music. They also had free activities for the kids, & a pallet maze. There were bonfires going & you can buy s'mores ingredients. There was a tiny skating rink for an extra fee but we didn't do that.

Picked up a couple of Cactus Honey for my wife. It helps build her immune system during the dry…read moresummer allergies she has.

Want honey that slaps harder than your grandma's chancla? Head to Honey Hive Farms…read more Tim, the owner, is part beekeeper, part stand-up comic, and part honey wizard. He's friendly, hilarious, and knows more about bees than Google. Ask him anything--just be ready to laugh and learn. The stand is outdoors with plenty of fresh air and ample parking--so you can roll up stress-free and leave with a trunk full of sweet goodness. The rustic, open-air vibe just adds to the magic. The ambiance? It's part of the charm and makes the whole experience feel like a sweet little escape from the city buzz. They've got flavors like Wildflower, Orange, Cactus, Mesquite, Cat's Claw, Clover... and then there's Suicide Honey--my absolute fave. Bold name, bolder flavor. It's golden, smooth, and wildly delicious. The only honey I eat or recommend. Yes, it's pricier than the grocery store squeeze bottle--but it's worth every penny. You're getting handcrafted, local, liquid gold. They also sell pollen, queen bees (yep, royalty), and offer beekeeping classes if you're ready to join the hive. Bottom line? This place is the bee's knees. Buzz over and treat yourself.