There were plenty of strawberries to pick, and they were incredibly sweet and fresh. I also liked…read morethat the admission price includes a 2-litre basket, which is a nice bonus compared to other farms where you have to pay extra. The farm was well organized, and we had a great time picking. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a fun strawberry-picking outing!

The perfect fall outing! This place has it all, apple picking, a hayride, pumpkin patch, poutine…read moretruck and I'm pretty sure I saw a corn maze! If you can only hit up one place this would be it. Disclaimer: it is an all you can eat apple buffet out there so you will see apples with a bite taken out rolling on the ground or in this case, still up a tree lol

Really nice place to see some Lavender fields(grove)! It was…read morerelaxing nice to see the clouds and sit and relax amongst the lavender. The bag to cut your own for $10 was a good experience and you can put a good amount inside. The store had a variety of things, not a lot! The lavender/lemonade ice cream was good. We walked to the river (river walk), it was ok! There was a few really wet muddy spots and then you get to the edge of a river. Just ok. They could put some more straw or gravel in the wet spots. Overall it was good but over priced! $17 each so $34 for 2 people is a lot to walk through the lavender! Sorry but it is too much! I know there is up keep but I am sure if they have that much lavender it's not just there for us to look at, there is money too be made.

Beautiful spot to spend a summer day. This farm is beautiful with different types of French and…read moreEnglish lavender (both purple and white ones) and lots of areas for photo ops. They are dog friendly and well organized - you can buy your tickets ahead online. You can bring your own food and enjoy a picnic at one of their beautifully painted picnic tables -- just be warned there isn't much shade so bring your sunscreen and wide brimmed hat! The $10 cut your own lavender is a great experience and definitely better value than buying pre-cut lavender in their boutique. The shop is really cute and has lots of lavender infused items. They have yoga on some evenings but I went in the morning so wasn't able to check it out. I do recommend coming in the morning though, as it is less crowded. We stayed for about an hour and it was already getting busier when we left around 11am.

This year I joined the farm produce bin program it runs from June till October…read more You have to pre register. Two thumbs up, love it, so glad I did it!!! It's wonderful having fresh go to veg all week long for my family!

We love Round the Bend farm! Farm animals include cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, goats, alpaca ?,…read moreducks, peacock, rabbits, etc. The rabbits are closer to the house and there are some adorable baby bunnies! There's also a large area for sunflowers and pumpkin patch. Kids would enjoy the maze and large bumpy slide. Market: amazing variety. I am afraid to go inside especially the baked goods area. Everything is orderly and fresh. Going to buy all my veggies here from now on. RTBF also has a CSA program where vegetables can be delivered/picked up (curbside available) until early November. The portions and variety are amazing! We're so happy to have joined. Price was also very reasonable. Everything is always so fresh and tastes amazing. Our favourite are the cherry tomatoes. I have been eating them like candy! Some CSA items have been in our fridge for over a week and still looking fresh. A weekly letter is sent to give us ideas of what to make or maybe frozen for later. One of the perks of being in the CSA bin program is that admission to the farm is complimentary and we can come back anytime! Perfect if you have kids in the family. They also give you some veggies to feed the animals. Lots of parking. You can park on the grass if the gravel lot is full. Staff are very nice and knowledgeable. We will definitely be back soon!

We went last weekend, it was a lot of people and kids there. This is a huge farm that lots of…read morevarieties to pick. Now it's a good time to pick strawberries, raspberry, blueberries, peas, and corns. There are wagons to take ppl from one field to another. We got off at the strawberry field, but we don't really into the strawberry, so just took a look; then we got to the raspberry field, they looked good, but we barely eat raspberry; then we went to the Blueberry field, our destination was here. We saw another side of the field was having big blueberries, but they didn't open that side to us. And they said it was noon already, most of the big ones had been picked. I tasted a few, they were sort of big, but soured. We moved to other sides, but still the same. When we went home, most of them we made smoothies with honey. We also went to the peas field, not too many people. The peas were so sweet that we could eat them raw. But we went home to boil them with the skin, the skin was hard to eat, it was not snow peas, and too expensive when weighed with the skin. Good experience for the kids. They were happy.

unfortunately, things have changed at barrie Hill It is now five dollars per person Monday to…read moreFriday and seven dollars per person Saturday plus your basket 4 L $19 so that's way way way too much to ask families and not that much to offer other than a few broken down kiddy toys. The grocery store is nice and has lots of nice things, but the pick your own is a fail and we will likely find another spot to.

Such an amazing afternoon at The Sunflower farm! I've been to many over the years but nothing quite…read morecompared to this. It's more than just a walk through sunflower fields; it's an entire experience. We visited all of the vendors at the market, grabbed a quick bite to eat and took too many pictures along the way. definitely recommend to all and we will be back!

Ursula and team work so hard and it shows!! This is our second year visiting The Sunflower Farm in…read moreLindsay and we loved every minute of it!! Both times it was our day dateWe will be back next year for sure!!

We had a wonderful time at Lian Farm! After finishing a hike nearby. The people were also very warm…read moreand welcoming. The best part was picking their glutinous waxy corn (糯玉米) -- so fresh, chewy, and naturally sweet. We bought a big bag to take home, and it was absolutely worth it. scenery here is beautiful

A nice pretty little farm, however, the blueberry area is not as big as some other farms we…read morevisited. It is closer to Toronto, around 30 minutes drive We came here during August long weekend to pick blueberry. The admission costs $5/person or $15/family. However, it is deductible from the total price of blueberry you bought. Maybe we came here too early. The blueberry is not ready yet, it tastes very sour. It is a nice farm to visit and good activity to do.

Owners are real friendly. Family own by the looks of it. Berries are at the back just past the…read morebarn with pigs and chickens. Possibly goats. They have 7 rows of blue berries. I guess the length of the field is like 100 metres? Recommend you go early or you may miss all the good berries if you sleep in. You can also buy fresh picked berries at the front. Not sure what the washroom facilities are like so it might be best to go find a nearby MacDonald's first. Cheers,

I was not happy upon arriving to find out the place was closed. the website said it was open, but…read moreit was not. voicemail Messages a year out of date very disappointing experience after almost driving a half hour

It's the Thanksgiving weekend and you don't want to go through the hassle of baking your own pies,…read morewhere do you go? Many people flock to Homestead Orchards. They make their own pies, tarts, biscuits, cookies and brownies from fruit that they harvest on site. They also have unpasteurized apple cider, jams and Thornbloe cheeses for sale. Nothing sits on the shelves for very long because there's a long line up of customers; the good thing is, the baked goods are fresh and the line up goes quickly. Most staff are as sweet as apple pie, there are only a few sour apples in the bunch. Things I've tried: - Brownie with chocolate frosting - everyone raves about their regular brownies, but this, soooo moist and chocolatey! - Apple pie - great balance between tart and sweet. I would have preferred to have the crust golden brown (see pic). You can also find the pies in their refrigerated case ready to bake at home, which would solve the anemic crust issue AND you could probably pass it off as one of your own. - Assorted tarts - Pumpkin - nice spicing - Maple Syrup - too sweet - Apple Streusel - too sweet, I'd rather buy the apple pie. - Apple and Cheese biscuit - savoury, would make a nice side especially if there was gravy to be sopped up. - Scone with fruit - taste more like a biscuit. As far as the apple picking goes, you can bring your own bags or purchase some there (small bags are 75 cents). You can pick apples close to the front of the farm but there are only a few varieties available and fewer apples in the trees. To get to the orchards in the back you'll need to hop on their covered wagon; please leave a donation, it goes to the food bank. Before you start picking, you'll get a quick tutorial on how to pick apples without damaging the tree or apples around it. Trees are short and full of apples so kids will have an easy time picking their own. When you get back you'll need to have your apples weighed at the right side of the entrance to the store then line up for the cashier is to the left. If all of that is too much of a hassle for you, there are apples in baskets and bags in the store that you can pick up. Bring a picnic, park it on one of their picnic tables next to the playground, and enjoy the day.