5/5 Awesome experience! Ginger (owner) was super friendly, talkative, and kind! Got taken on a…read moresurprise date here by my gf and had a great time! We came at 4 pm on a Tuesday - literally nobody else on the farm, had it completely to ourselves! We got our buckets from her and got sent off to pick blueberries! Lots of bushes, beautiful farm, cool chickens (a lot of them, off to the side of the field), cute cat, bee hives off to the side, old machinery - honestly just a gorgeous setting. Highly recommend as a date idea, or just to go for fun! Affordable, and very tasty blueberries (and shamrocks )

Always a pleasant visit Everyone is very kind and always a good selection! I usually take my…read moreGrandchildren and it encourages them to try new things!

Great blueberries! Huge in size, easy to pick a large amount in a short time. Tractor brings you…read moreout to the field. Drinks/coolers allowed out in the field. I have brought my children since they were toddlers and now my grandsons come with me.

Great place! I took my kids blueberry picking on Thursday, 7/13/23. Each person gets a bucket, you…read morehop on the tractor pulled wagon, and head to the blueberry bushes. My kids 3 & 5 had a great time. The employees tell you the areas you are free to roam and pick. They have water coolers, which was helpful. We wore rain boots to keep our feet from getting muddy/sandy. Wear a hat, apply sunscreen and / or bug spray & pick until your heart is content. Once you get back from the field, you get your berries weighed, you pay & you're all set. They have bathrooms in the parking area, plenty of picnic tables, & accept credit cards for payment.

If you're willing to drive a bit out of the city of Chicago, then this place is 100% worth it! I…read morehad no idea County Line Orchard was SO big. It is very organized. You pay for your apples/bag ahead of time and then you can pick them by yourself - just a short walk or hayride away. They had so many different varieties. It was so fun to wander the aisles and find the best apples. After picking, we snagged a ton of goodies from their large market - soup mixes, apple crisp mix, and pickled veggies. They aren't dog friendly, so keep your furry friends at home.

We went back at the end of the season last fall. We were interested in picking apples, but there…read morewas a $10 minimum to purchase access to the orchards - per person. If we could have just paid for one small bag or just based on the weight we picked, we would have done it. But we honestly just didn't need $20 worth of apples, so it didn't seem worth it. We ended up just grabbing some food there - their delicious donuts and the GOAT Float, which was amazing!

This was my family's first visit to Harvest Tyme and we came during the unicorn festival on a…read moreSaturday in September. The weather was gorgeous and perfect. We arrived around 2pm and it wasn't too busy. Parking was free. The admission price was $30 for adults. Kids 2 and under are free, discount if you purchase online. We thought it was a good value as my son could ride the rides unlimited. He loved the slide and unicorn rides. He was too small for most of them unfortunately. There was a wizard of Oz show and he loved that as well. The food was better than expected. When we left around 4pm there wasn't a wait for any of the rides or picture spots. We will be coming here regularly.

We've been to this pumpkin patch a couple of times, and this year was the best! They've made some…read moreimprovements and it really shows! I flew out from California to visit family, so I don't know if this is the first year they charged a flat entrance fee or not, but what a great idea. $24.95 and free rides with no tickets. So smart. Plenty of food and drink trucks with lots of variety. Lots of porta potties. A petting zoo with cups of food you can buy. A free hayride. A little gift shop. Something for everyone! Super inexpensive fun for the whole family!

Went because read they had beautiful fields of sunflowers. If they had any .... they are gone or…read morepast their prime. We drove way out of our way, so it was a bummer. They had some sunflower festival there already where u can pick flowers. So maybe it was good, but right now, it's sad and not worth going to.

Terrific family time or field trip! Beautiful land, friendly staff including the owners, delicious…read moreapples reasonably priced. Buy there or pick yourself + lots of premade jellies and such. Be sure your try their slushies!

This is the most beautiful little family owned farm to visit. For years my daughter and I have…read morestopped in during the fall for the corn pit, goats, pumpkin picking, and to walk around to say hi to the alpacas, chickens, and hopefully hunt for kittens and cats hehe. She won't leave without picking up a year supply of honey bear lollipops and honey sticks. I'm so happy to see this place has grown over the years but still a small quiet farm.

We stopped here for pumpkins which they had displayed so nicely near the road. There was such a…read morewide variety of pumpkins and gourds of various sizes. The prices were great for the pumpkins we bought. Some pumpkin patches would easily charge three times as much. The people working were very nice and friendly, they directed us towards the round barn with all the animals grazing and walking around. It was great to see the Alpaca that close. Very fun.

The PEACHES!! Great for u-pic and the cutest country store down the road. As a fellow "picker"…read morestated out in the orchard "Living the dream"

My Family and Friends have been coming here many years. It's always a fun time. My suggestion is to…read morego in September to pick apples. I love the jellies and jams.

I think your experience here will depend largely on what time you visit and what they have to…read moreoffer. To me, it's more fun when there are significantly more people around, and during peak summertime when there are plenty of strawberries, red raspberries, and black raspberries, that is the most fun and, in my opinion, worth the higher price. Off season both strawberries and raspberries are not going to be very sweet. It's rare for me to find black raspberries just in general, so that is a major draw for me returning!! It is so much fun to pick your own berries and such a fun outing for families and kids! They run a tight ship about making sure people stay in certain areas before they open up more, so I can see how that can be an inconvenience for some. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my first experience and I definitely recommend a visit!!!

Great little family owned farm. There's ample parking and the trees were loaded with berries even…read morethough we came later in the season. The staff were very nice and always picked up the phone when we called asking for the status. There's a small farm store that sells drinks as well as some farm goods (plant pots, farm vegetables). There isn't much for kids here so it's pretty much exclusively a place to pick berries. Stock was very good.

Amazingly clean, well maintained farm! Beautiful blueberries. Owners are very friendly and helpful…read more. Enjoyed my day at the farm! Can't wait to visit again!!

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We came here to eat... grilled cheese! It is definitely a…read morenice place for kids. But we have a different mission --- to try their grilled cheese. We had cheddar grilled cheese and 2 soups (tomato bisque and chili). The grilled cheese is definitely great! I like the bread, it was soft and perfect for the cheese. A good portion, too! The tomato bisque was tasty and perfect to dip the sandwich. I am not that crazy about the chili. It was not flavorful - it was just ok. Our lunch experience here was great and we are glad that we stopped by. There's plenty of parking spots and there's a hotel and a gas station here as well.

Stopped here for a break and lunch while passing through Indiana. The Farmhouse Restaurant menu…read moresaid they offer a "quick & casual lunch" and well, they weren't lying about the casual part... We ordered two lunches, both the 1/2 grilled cheese and soup. One with tomato soup and the other with chili. We also ordered the *special* $5 egg salad sandwich. The grilled cheese came out as some cheese microwaved between a soft burger bun. Really disappointing and crappy. The chili and soup were okay. The egg salad sandwich was very basic and lacking flavor, served on classic white bread. It was also a weird dining setup, it felt like we were eating in a giant and deserted beer hall. Total transparency: we both expected more from one of the nation's largest dairy farms. We also thought the food would be a little cleaner, like a farm-to-table experience and less processed, but it tasted like food we could get at a gas station. My husband was disappointed with the ice cream selection at the milk bar, he was hoping for more of a variety other than the basic strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, etc. We also needed to get DEF for our truck from the Fair Oaks BP and my husband called it "highway robbery" for the cost we paid. He said it was 2 or 3 times what he normally pays. In summary, a total tourist trap with crappy lunch food. I also didn't know about their animal abuse case from 2019 until after we left. And the allegations about neglect and improper slaughter in 2023. Gross and sad.