Amazing spot! We came to visit the Ark Experience and saw this nearby our Airbnb. Highly recommend…read moreif you have kids. There's so much to do and they have a corn pit! We had some of the food but nothing like a major meal.

Bestthing ever! i think that the have a very wide variety of…read morethings including the zip line which is AMAZING! I'm definitely going to come back to this wonderfully made place. Their food is amazing a little bit overpriced but worth it overall. I walked in at opening and stayed till closing it was the best. They had water misters in the day especially in the summer the misters are the most helpful thing. If i could live here or move in here, i would never leave that place. The corn pit is for younger kids so i skipped it and then i noticed, Giant Corn hole played with pillows, Big pillows

We went to Eckert's Orchard for their Easter celebration! We'd never been before. Everyone was so…read morefriendly and they had a ton of stations set up for families. They had things ready for all ages. It was nice that they had a separate area for egg hunting and they requested that the children take up to 12 eggs each. They also had a face painting station, an area to feed animals, craft site, and more. My little one also loved the wagon ride! The large wagon took people on a tour of the farm. I had no idea how big it was and how many things they produced. We definitely intend to return in order to pick strawberries and apples. It was great, inexpensive fun for us and I can see this being a family tradition.

Kids tickets are double what an adult ticket is even if you're not using the playground. $3 for an…read moreadult, $7 for a child and this is only if you purchase online ahead of time, otherwise it's more. There's also a fee of .95 per adult ticket and 1.95 for children, so actually $9 for kids and $4 for adults. We were hoping to pick peaches (6 adults and 8 children) but at that cost, we're already near $100 before we even get any peaches. Cheaper in gas and fees to drive all the way out to Hubers.

It has been years since I've come out to bi water farms. It's very long and stretches out back so…read moredefinitely come with time especially if you have kids so you can enjoy all the amenities. We enjoyed a hayride, took pics in the pumpkin patch and walked through the maze. There's a little bit of everything for everyone for the price. The bunnies and Billy goats were so cute they have a few farm animals to see and feed. They also have a small market inside where you can purchase some cider or produce to take home. I had a blast, took me back to when we would go on field trips.

Nice farm, family friendly entertainment, decked with fall festival activities. Most activities are…read moreopen during the weekends, however the store has all the fun foods associated with fall!!!

Have visited this farm during the fall and it's a cute and fun place to go. They also have a…read morespot/booth at the JTown Farmers Market. Really enjoy their banana chocolate chip bread. Their breakfast menu of omelettes and biscuit and gravy looked very appetizing and several people were ordering those items. Friendly staff.

The last couple of times we've gone to a pumpkin patch near Louisville, the crowds have been…read moreunmanageable. We've waited and waited and left empty-handed. Not being able to get food, a table, a drink, or get on a hayride just isn't fun. Today we decided to try our luck at a new spot, Sunny Acres Farm. Sunny Acres took us roughly 30 minutes to drive to. Parking was close, easy, and free. Adult tickets are $10. My children (four and under) were free. Sunny Acres has a small storefront with pumpkins, baked goods, salsas, candy apples, etc. They have various vendors lined up on the short walk to the pumpkin patch. Vendors include artists, kettle corn, and other refreshments. Admission includes access to the petting zoo, bouncy house, pick your own flowers, hayride, corn hole, live music, corn maze, games, and playground. My son rode a pony for $2. The lines were either nonexistent or short. The employees (or perhaps owners?) were friendly, accommodating, and provided a family feel that other similar businesses lack. We ate a meal while we were there. We had hamburgers and hot dogs. I know they also had chili behind the storefront and various other food trucks, including ice cream and adult beverages (cocktails and craft beer). I can't think of anything Sunny Acres lacks. I'm actually afraid of word getting out and having to share this experience with too many people. But, this family farm is worth patronizing.

Fun afternoon for the family. Two adult females, we did the corn maze. Then rode the wagon to the…read morepumpkin patch. Picked a nice pumpkin.

Devine's is a small-ish pumpkin patch, but has:…read more - cheerful and welcoming employees - several large pumpkin patches to pick from - hayrides (that take you to the patches) - an eight-acre adult corn maze and - a small kiddie corn maze - a play area for kids in with giant tube slide - two pillow trampolines for kids - large tire climbing area for kids - [very] small petting 'zoo' (goats, pigs, alpacas, rabbits) - covered, outdoor eating area - "corn cafe" (food to purchase for meals) - and a festive fall atmosphere! It's pleasant enough for adults but far more enjoyable for kids --- as I had expected, though. Everything is geared towards kids. I do wonder if the corn maze is open at night for adults -- that would be fun! (I cannot comment on admission&pricing since I was admitted free as one of the teachers accompany a class of students.) This isn't my favorite pumpkin farm but it's a decent place to go for an inexpensive but enjoyable autumn day with your kids. Adults alone wouldn't have much fun.

It is a great place Corn maze is so much fun with learning…read morematerials as you go. Hayrides and lots for the kids to do. Great places to take pictures. We also enjoyed the animals Also beautiful flowers to pick.

Came upon this little farm because my friend rented the upstairs patio of the shop for a birthday…read moreparty. They had tons of games/activities for kids like balloon making and soccer and toss the ring on the bull. It was so well thought out. We took the wagon ride to the flower and pumpkin fields and they also had a corn maze! So much fun, you could pick a bouquet if you wanted. I was able to bring my yorkie with me and he had a blast. They had plenty of photo ops. I think everything was reasonably priced, the owners were very nice. There was so much to do we didn't get enough time to feed the animals! Definitely go with time. I got there two hours till close because I didn't anticipate the drive from Lexington.

This time of year I'm always on the hunt for a variety of pumpkins and gourds, mostly for display…read morepurposes but also for carving. Mainstream stores don't carry anything but standard orange, and grossly overcharge, for that matter. I don't necessarily want to invest the time - or money - in trekking out to an orchard either, although I'd always prefer to support a local business. This year I solicited help from Facebook to find roadside vendors, and two people made the following recommendation: "drive out Winchester Road past Man O'War," but that was enough - there they were! The folks from Holleran Farms were very friendly and fun to talk to while perusing the goods. They had a TON to choose from, and were stocking more the entire time I was there. They price based on size, which was more than fair. I ended up with 9 pumpkins and gourds for $40. This will be a MUST visit for me each fall from now on!

We brought the grandkids to pick some pumpkins. The place has lots of games, fun, tractor ride, and…read morelots of snacks to choose from. This is a Military friendly location.

My grandkids had a blast! So many great rides to choose from. Peaches were sweet and the baby…read moregoats were absolutely adorable. We got a family summer pass, so we are expecting to go often.

What a great market in downtown Lexington! It has a great central location that is partially…read morecovered. The 5/3 pavilion is perfect for the farmers market. There was a great variety of items available; pastries, baked goods, meats, cheeses, milk, local beers and LOTS of vegetables. I loved how many vegetable stands there were. Pastry prices were a bit high across the board but the ones I purchased were good. There was even a small amount of local art available which I love to see at farmers markets. I assumed the market was contained to the pavilion but to my surprise I realized the market also lined portions of the streets and around the pavilion. If I lived here I would find it pretty easy to do the bulk of my protein and vegetable shopping here. I almost forgot the mention the plethora of flowers.. GORGEOUS flowers!

I'm so happy farmer's market is open again downtown instead of having to go to Greyline station…read more I went to go get flowers and just browse around. We got there around noon and there was so much to look at. I was drawn to the Dubai brownie but we had lunch right before walking to the market. At the flower table we stopped at I got three stems for 10.00. They do take cash or you can go to the farmer's market information table and buy tokens for your purchase. The fresh produce looked really good long with the baked items on several tables. There is a table that does handmade pasta that looked really good. Since I watch my carb intake sadly I past that table up they also had mini meatballs made with a mix of pork and beef. There was a variety of cheeses, wines, beer, some tee shirts, a food truck that had really interesting drinks and different flavored lemonade flavors. I love seeing all the dogs at the market and although we don't have a dog I thought about getting a cat backpack and taking our cat.