I stumbled upon the charming little village of Grove City when I was my way home from my studying…read moreabroad in Youngstown. I didn't realize how many pumpkins were in existence as there are more pumpkin here than there are fire ants currently infesting my underwear drawer. Too many good obstacle courses and activities to choose from, and you can't beat the complimentary hay ride for the pumpkin patch.

Excellent place for affordable family fun! Can't wait for the Sunflower event this summer!read more

Super cute place with lots of different things to do! I love the apple orchard and the fact that…read morethey have a totally Gluten Free Little Shop! It makes life a little easier when you need to pop in for something GF! The cashiers are friendly and inviting as well. The prices are higher for GF though because of convenience so do keep that in mind!

Soergels in fall is so fun!! We went to the fall fest on a Friday evening, and it wasn't too busy…read more We went to the pumpkin patch, did apple picking, got Arensal cider, got kettle corn and hot cider, and walked around the shop! It was so cute and festival, and it is definitely going to be a yearly tradition!

This was first time visiting this farm and we had the best time! It's truly the perfect farm to…read moretake your young kids. There are so many kid friendly offerings! From feeding farm animals, hay barrels, play areas, tractor rides and more! I loved the inside space to be able to sit and have lunch and there is a super cute store as well with lots of sweet treats and seasonal home decor. The staff was so nice and great to chat with! They were able to answer any questions or direct you to the activity you're looking for. The cost is extremely affordable and worth the drive! Can't wait for next year!

Pumpkin fest was fun. We had a 2 year old and it was a tough age to let loose but the animals were…read moregreat. He likes the plastic pipe tunnels to crawl through. Behind the food area were some less intense activities. He wanted to do the barn with the slides but it was too crazy busy. Too many kids. Suggest a weekday may be better for toddlers. My husband was occupied with the pumpkin launcher. We did not eat while there so I can't critique food or drinks. Beautiful day. We will try again when he is 3years old. Thank you

I've been to Triple B a few times over the years, but most recently had been here for their couples…read moredate night. It was the perfect evening - good price for what you got. It included picking a bouquet of flowers, a vase, two glasses of wine and a cheese box. When you arrived everyone was very friendly and check-in was easy. You started with a hay ride and then off to pick flowers. They do events like this often, so definitely check them out! We also got to see and feed the goats. Their farm store is super great and lots of great products and produce!

I live in the South Hills of Pittsburgh which puts me not at all far from this spot, and I don't…read moreunderstand how I haven't been here previously. A friend asked me if I would like to go out to get some berries. We got there after berry picking time for the day, which closed around 2 PM, but there was still plenty of time to buy berries in their market, freshly picked by their workers, and enjoy other fun things at the farm! We fed the goats, who were the sweetest, tamest goats I have ever met. (Frankly, they completely changed my opinion about goats, with which I have had some unpleasant memories in the past.) You can pay a quarter for some food and feed it to them by hand, and not a single one took it from me anything less than gently. There is also a super cute feature where you can send some food up to goats standing at the top of the pen via a pulley system. There were several baby goats here when we visited and they were ridiculously adorable. From there it was a stop at the café window where we ordered strawberry lemonade slushies that were an absolute delight. It was late in the day and they were out of several of the food offerings; I was told by my friend that the hot pretzel is fantastic, but didn't get to find out. So I went with some freshly made donuts, and it was only a few dollars for half a dozen blueberry donuts. They are wonderful eaten fresh just like this, but when you take them home you can heat them up for 10 seconds to get that just-out-of-the-oven taste. Finally we stopped in the shop which is full of all kinds of home, pantry and fresh food items. I came home with a pint of raspberries, a big bunch of strawberries (last of the season!), jars of pickled beets and bread and butter pickles, and a block of baby Swiss cheese. Everything has been absolutely fantastic and it would be easy to go absolutely wild in this store. Lots of events here during different seasons, especially apple and pumpkin season in fall which is their busiest time. After that they close for the year at Halloween. Come out and pick some berries or fresh lavender here this summer! It's a local gem.

This was my first time ever stop being here in the winter. I was hoping they would've had more…read moresoups, but since it has been bitterly cold and it is winter, I'm guessing there's soups sell out quickly. In the summer, they usually have up to six different kinds of soup. Anyway, I did get some sourdough scones, and they do have great different varieties of sourdough bread here. There's always fresh vegetables and fruits that are in season. You can get lots of different types of frozen meats. Their pies are outstanding. There's all kinds of jellies and jams and jarred types of things. This farmers market is definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. You can walk down the hill their parking lot and then eat at their farm to fork take-out kitchen located inside the Grist House Beer Crib.

After living in the desert for a decade, it was cool to visit an actual Farmers Market - I'll admit…read moreI expected to see a bit more fresh produce but there was a good variety of products here overall, and note that some produce is kept in the back refrigerators. Cute setup, lots of flowers on display outside - I wish I could have taken advantage of a BOGO deal. Local goodies available from a bakery, plus various popcorns, soaps and natural products in the back. The canned/pickled area was my favorite area, with a locally made chili crisp, chai maple syrup and creative sauces and salsas - including a dill pickle salsa! Will be looking up some of the brands to see if they do online ordering and shipping. Due to our travel limitations, our actual purchases were scant - but their blueberries were fresh and a good size for the $5 price, my daughter devoured them for the rest of the weekend. Local jerky was a protein packed snack option for the adults. Also snagged some cookies for dessert that really hit the spot. If your schedule allows, check out the restaurant next door - it's their affiliated "farm to fork" concept. Also note the grassy play area and swings if you have a toddler with excess energy to burn off.

Check this place out! A REAL farm so produce varies depending on the season and harvest. The…read morepumpkins and apples are great in the Fall and there is tasty home made sauerkraut in the Winter. There are also a selection of local canned goods and honey. The fresh ginger and apple cider are also amazing. Always something tasty to try!

I was at Schramm's today and spent around 60. I was hesitant to buy the corn as it was $7.25 a…read moredozen in which is more expensive than any other place. We cooked the corn as soon as I got home and it was old!! We could not eat it! I called the store thinking they would credit my card. She said I HAD to come back to the store with the 13 ears even if they were eaten!! What kind of customer service is this? I will never go back. The friend I went with told me to return all of my purchases! I will not take my grandchildren there this year for the Halloween fun. I refuse. Shame on them! Are they going to pay for my gas and time? It's 17 mikes round trip!

I 100% support small businesses. The history of Harvest Valley Farm is prominently displayed. Not…read moreonly does Harvest Valley sell their own products but they support/sell other local small business products. I wasn't shopping for anything in particular but I wanted to see the new location. I picked up a basket and kept adding items. How could I pass up a nice size head of cauliflower? Or nice big radishes? Oh look I needed celery. As a cooking novice, I went with the "regular" mushrooms but I saw other types that I may need to come back for. The refrigerators had local dairy products, meat, and pierogies. I had to get the spinach and ricotta pierogies (made in McKees Rocks). I can't say no to a snickerdoodle cookie and there were pumpkin snickerdoodles too. Lots of homemade breads, pies, cinnamon rolls, etc. It is the attention to detail that stood out to me. The radishes were in a resealable (ziploc like) bag. The mushrooms were in a clam shell container. I didn't have to find storage containers which I appreciate. The staff were very friendly and well versed in the products. Ample parking. If you miss the GPS turn, make the next right and come in through the back of the parking lot. Very glad to see the Market has expanded in its new location.

This review is for their actual farm on Ida Lane in Valencia. We went to the fall festival this…read morepast weekend and had the best experience! Firstly, it wasn't too crowded like other surrounding pumpkin patches. The farm is beautiful and has plenty of parking. They have farm animals, a vintage store, hayrides, pumpkin patch, little market, and then a coffee truck, Mars Farmhouse Cafe pop-up, and a brewery pop-up. They also had a corn maze & corn pit for the kids. It was very nicely set up and will be definitely be going next year!

When I come out here, I think of Linus and his search for the most "sincere" pumpkin patch. Except…read morethat I'm always here for a Christmas tree instead. And yes, this urban cowboy really loves finding and cutting down his own tree in a small forest off a country road in Butler county. Heck, I'd drive out here just for the smell. God bless us, every one! Two things I really like: 1. It's no-nonsense. No hay wagons or sleigh rides, no Santas or Chipmunks music. You drive in, walk through their beautiful little forest, pick one out, cut it down, and drag it out. They bale it for you and you're on your way. 2. It's low-key, and the trees are never too picked over. We always pick up the tree late in the season, so it's important not to be left only with scraggly and weird-shaped trees. (We put candles on the tree instead of electric lights -- an old German tradition -- so it's important to wait until close to Christmas before picking it up.) In short, we're glad this place isn't more popular, and the tree we come away with is always gorgeous. We get Colorado Spruce, but they also have Scotch Pine, Douglas Fir, Blue Spruce, Concolor Fir. An 8-foot tree runs about $20. The dudes who run the place are a surly, cheerless bunch, probably understandable since they have to stand out in the elements all day and deal with city folk like me. Little do they realize that their surliness only seems to add to the sincerity of the place for me. I ask you, Linus, would the place be as sincere if they put on Santa hats and had faux Christmas cheer? Great trees, good folk. (The tree farm is "family owned and operated for over 50 years".) I highly recommend it.

Not clear that they are still in business. Went down yesterday, much of the place has been turned…read moreover to oil and gas drilling. The hillside has been cleared and flattened. No evidence of preparation for tree sales next week.

Very kid friendly. You. An have a great Pumpkin patch experience. Riding a tractor to the pumpkins…read morearea for free, taking pictures and picking the best Pumpkin. A play area for kids on one side, a lot of food to pick from and the it is very spacious. There is room to walk and sit even if it's a little crowded. I live how the area is open and the parking is huge. Great service.

We love visiting Hozak Farm every fall! It is off the beaten path and has something for everyone…read morein the family. What is great is that you pay for the activities you do with many free activities. There are goats to feed, a small maze, bikes, hay bales and other play areas for the kids. For a small fee there is face painting and pony rides. The "haunted" hayride is $4 per person and a nice long ride. My 5 year old finds it a bit too spooky but I think it is suitable for most ages. They have a country store and a number of food vendors. We loved the pumpkin rolls and apple butter! Don't forget to take a free short hayride to the pumpkin patch amongst the pine trees. They have pumpkins of every shape and size that you pay for by the weight.

I cannot grow plants to save my life. This really helped me because they had already been started!…read moreHighly recommend!!

From the owner: Our business started as a hobby in my backyard in 2015 and ever since I started my website in 2019…read moreto help others that love to garden and wanted to start there own garden and I started with helping them out with weekly tips and tricks and occasionally helping other beginner gardeners with their own plants and or garden.