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Maan Farms

2.7 (73 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Aubree K.

We were visiting from the US and found Maan farms through some extensive research. Maan farm is located in abbotsford, about an hour from Vancouver. Maan farm offers a lot to see and do: a tulip forest, photo ops, a kid's play zone, animals, and wine tasting. When we arrived we wanted to do wine tasting. We got to try 4 different wines for $10 and were also given the option of a free tasting with the purchase of a wine. The employee, Alejandro was very helpful in answering all of our questions. He even explained that all fruit is grown on site. After wine tasting, we visited the animals. The animals were well cared for and in clean encounters. Finally, we visited the tulip forest which offered photo ops, tulips, and a peaceful environment. I couldn't recommend Maan Farm more!

Anushka B.

Visited Maan Farms in September for their pumpkin patch season - their pumpkin forest was really pretty. They had some cool treats too like pumpkin cream which was essential pumpkin spice ice cream in a pumpkin it was not bad but I think it was not worth $11. They also had many other food options - samosas, fries, poutine, sandwiches etc. They also had a petting zoo with sheeps and alpacas. It's a good place for a family outing and to get some nice fall photos.

Jessica L.

Very busy during pumpkin season but I enjoyed the photo op opportunities and the efforts put into the displays. Corn mazes were fun. I thought it was a bit pricey for general admission.

Apple Juice $5
Rosalyn L.

Finally decided to check out Maan Farms after years of seeing it hyped up by friends and all over social media. The entire experience left much to be desired. When we arrived, the parking lot was full and we had to drive a couple blocks down before we came across a spot. During our hunt, we saw a group of elderly people struggling to walk up the hill to get to the farm since they were forced to park so far away. The farm itself was okay, but their pumpkin patch wasn't a real pumpkin patch. They basically select the nicest looking pumpkins and spread them across a grassy area for people to choose from. There were barely any animals and a lot of the ones they did have seemed to lack space. The only ones you could pet were the pigs which would bite your hand if you fed them (they should really put a warning out for unsuspecting children). The zipline and bouncy pillow seemed fun for children, but I noticed there was absolutely zero staff available at any of the attractions. And the only first aid station was near the market on the other side of the farm. Even with adult supervision, the safety measures don't seem to be there. Lastly, the line for food is awful. We wanted to get the pumpkin spice cream we kept seeing people walk around with and ended up waiting an hour total for it. It was pretty much the only part of the farm that was staffed, and even then, it was super understaffed for a Saturday. The ice cream was good, but it lasts for a minute before it starts melting and dripping everywhere, which is really fast even for ice cream. The apple juice was okay and came in cute bottles. Overall, I wouldn't come back. For over $23 a ticket, there are many better pumpkin patches and farms you could visit for much less. But I suppose I can now say I've experienced it once.

Iris M.

Cute farm for kids to go berry picking, eat some sweet treats and pet some farm animals. Just tried picking strawberries in their open air greenhouse due to time of year and week.. liked that the strawberry plants were at the 4 feet tall level so no back pain caused by being hunched over .. the strawberries were juicy, sweet and plentiful .. we were the only pickers midday on a Wednesday.. was nice to have the place to ourselves but also made the vibe pretty dead.. prices are not cheap but in line with other similar farms.. there was a shop selling house made berry wines, jams and sweet treats. Ordered the strawberry cheesecake soft serve sundae but there was no one manning the ice cream stand for a while when we went to pick it up .. then when there was, they were sold out of cheesecake.. went for the strawberry cone instead.. the house made ice cream was incredibly delicious .. had fun picking blackberries from the wild blackberry plants on the farm perimeter as well - was a nice bonus for my out of town guests that don't have blackberries in their area,. Much, much farther out than Krause .. idk if it's worth the extra drive

Denise W.

I came here with C. She told me that Maan Farms have won many awards on their wine. Unfortunately when we showed up, no one was available in the winery section. Seems like that part was closed. They have lots of kitchenware for sale here along with hot food and some frozen food and jams. The frozen food included pies, samosa and soup. They also make their own jams. We arrived in the Nov and so it was definitely not U-pick season. Looks like they do themed events here (Halloween, Christmas etc.).

Butter chicken pie has rice inside $7.95
Carolyn L.

I came here for their berry wine which has won awards. Unfortunately there was no staff working at the wine tasting counter when we were there. So no wine for me. It was a fairly big farm with lots of pumpkins and squash's outside as we were here after Halloween. The store inside the barn was huge with a gift shop section. There was also a frozen food section besides the wine counter and a fresh food counter. I bought a butter chicken frozen pie and carrot cake. The carrot cake was really delicious with a nice frosting to cake ratio. The pie was a surprise. I didn't expect to see rice in the butter chicken filling. The crust was good too. They seemed to have events held here so it might be a fun place to bring the kids here. Check the website or call ahead for activities. Parking is available at the lot next to the farm.

Simon K.

If you are looking for a 'U-pick' place for berries, especially strawberries and are willing to get to work to pick your crop, this is definitely the place for you. I have come here a few times, and was able to come recently during the Covid-19 era where it seems every business needs to do their part to make it feel safe for you as the patron to come to their establishment. I feel they have done a great job from the online booking of a time slot when you come, to providing their own baskets for purchase when you come to do the work. The place has arrows and lines showing clearly where you should stand and how far you should be. Also the food and cashier areas all have plexiglass for safety reasons. Once you get your basket (you are not allowed to bring your own now) you are told which field to go to, as the season varies you could be walking a few blocks, or across the street, just depends on the crops. And once you arrive to the field the person there will tell you which row to pick out of, to allow for safe social distancing. The whole process was good, and I felt safe and well distanced from other people who were picking on the day I was. Their fields are in great condition and easily able to be picked out, you don't have to be a pro, and this is a great activity for the family, just note if you do have a bad back... it could be made worse due to strawberries growing low, and there will be a lot of bending. After you have finished, you bring your bucket to the weigh station, they weigh, you pay (cash or touchless tap) and then you are off. This place is family run, and if you follow their social media channels or website, you will see the same people there... at the place of business. They do have a kitchen at the main stall where you can order hot food. If you are not the labour intensive type you can also buy your fruit right at the front.

Mika C.

The pumpkin patch by steveston highway in richmond is much better. This place was quite small and was only really good for people who like taking couple pics. There wasn't a lot of activities and just felt underwhelming overall. You have to cross the road to get to the corn maze, and even then it pales in comparison to the richmond corn maze. The food was very pricey as well.

Issabelle F.

Maan Farms & Winery is open all year round with a variety of activities from "U-Pick" strawberry picking, to wine tasting, to pumpkin picking, and more. Over the weekend my boyfriend and I took his little niece to the pumpkin patch and we had a really fun time. We booked in a 9:30 slot to avoid the crowds and are so glad we did because by the time we were leaving, the place was PACKED. On top of pumpkin picking, they have an assortment of activities fun for any age: marketplace for food and drinks, animal petting zoo, playgrounds, big inflatable trampoline, zip line, swings, corn maze, and more. Since we arrived quite early we had the entire playground area to ourselves, which meant we got to ride the zipline about 10 different times. After a few hours of bouncing around the playground, we picked up some food from the marketplace: butter chicken curry, hot dogs, fries. They also sell an assortment of jams, jellies, fudges that are made on the farm, as well as a frozen section where you can pick up some samosas and other treats to take home with you later, which is exactly what I did. The staff working were really friendly and all masked up. However, there was barely any social distancing in place when it started getting packed and no one was around to really enforce it. So visitors just a heads up: if you want to visit, avoid the busy times and come earlier. All in all, this is one of my favourite family-owned farms in BC. I'll definitely be back more in the future to support local and enjoy all the activities they have to offer. Thank you, Maan Farms!

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Don't waste money attractions not good this year 2022. Very small no effort. Not worth the price.

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