Came here to pick some apples and get pumpkins, and we had so much fun! I will say it is not cheap,…read morebut you're paying for the experience, not just the produce. The farm market is fun and has lots of house made syrups and snacks, and the orchard is full of delicious fresh apples. The pumpkin patch was also full of pumpkins perfect for carving, so we made sure to get a couple of those. There are also a lot of great activities for kids here- hay rides, apple cannons, train rides, corn sandbox, and more. I do wish they were making the apple cider donuts and kettle corn fresh, but even the packaged stuff was tasty. Definitely a fun way to spend a crisp fall morning, would recommend for sure!

Cute! Check out my pics. Although they didn't have a large amount of not rotted apples in the…read moretrees, we were able to forage a fair amount. My toddler loved the experience of looking for apples and playing on the playground. The playground equipment needs a fresh coat of paint and some tlc. We also enjoyed the little store that have several things for sale such as jam, pepper jellys, hot sauces, icecream, random old school trinkets and toys, and more.

This is definitely one of the best gems in Medina County. Paul and Brenda are the best! They really…read moreput their heart and soul into this business. They are a wealth of knowledge and we love learning so much about the different varieties every visit we make. Best Asian pears we have ever tasted. Their apples are amazing. The grapes are amazing. We went today to pick out some pumpkins and the selection was enormous. So many varieties and Paul took the time to explain that some of them are not only used for decoration, but are also used for baking and eating. Excited to try some recipes ! Paul and Brenda are such wonderful people. We look forward to each visit and are so lucky to live a mile away. We would drive an hour without hesitation to get to them if we had to.

Fresh Asian pears, grapes, Apples, and pumpkins. Each harvest has their season so best check their…read morewebsite and call before making the trip. People who work here are very passionate about their trade, which is always a good sign. They gave us a tour, sample tasting, and pick the fruit for us. We were asked to clean hands with alcohol so that we don't contaminate their plants. They took good care of the arched and try to protect the customers at the same time. It's probably not a place to bring kids; it's not that kind of fun touristy farm with hay rides. It's full of yellow jackets, and they are attracted to tiny hands full of juice, so it's best to leave your babies with babysitters. I didn't see, or rather we didn't ask to use bathroom so not sure if they have one.

This was fantastic, my grandkids really enjoyed picking their own apples and they taste fantastic…read more Per my 7 year old and 4 year old grandchildren this was the best corn maze in their life, it is a lot of fun to have to find all the characters hidden in the corn. Want something fun to entertain the kiddos, this little farm is perfect.

Look I have to help this place with some of the negative reviews they are getting. If you're…read morelooking to go on a hayride and corn mazes, and have a big fall shebang with your kids or grandkids this is not the place. That being said, it is a great little apple orchard with outstanding apples bakery, and their apple cider is to absolutely die for. I pick up a gallon a week (during season) and a quart to drink on the way home. Make sure your try their apple fritters if they're in and their pies are awesome as well.

oh my gosh, this place is too cute! Shady Acres has seasonal wildflower U-pick and a self serve…read morecart in the drive. They are well set up for a low key activity when the weather is nice, with picnic tables and shade awnings to arrange, and they supply you with clippers and a bucket of water for collecting. There are multiple plots of flowers, but they do request that you stay in certain ones, as they also fill commercial orders for the dahlias and sunflowers. But don't worry, they go into those beds and pre-cut the showy blooms so that you can include them in your bouquet, and you're free to visit and view without scissors. Anyway, super cute, fun morning, and I will for sure return. The season is short, so get on out there!

Lots of beautiful flowers. My little ones enjoyed walking the property. They sell flowers for…read morefloral arrangements. The property is gorgeous with the fall colors.

"It ain't easy being Green/field" but these two make it seem easy. Nice location, great blues,…read morechokes, and flowers. The CSA (food) is a good deal as well, check these guys out! Friendly, helpful, fun, and informative with reasonable pricing for all things including information and knowledge tours.

We have driven thru the national park to Greenfield Berry Farm for about five summers. We love the…read morescenery, the Greenfield Berry Farm itself which is very welcoming and the people there, both the owners and those to run the CSA. It is now part of our summers and of the way we eat.

Love love love love…read more Please note cash only but they have an ATM Fresh baked goods Fresh fruit Fresh juices The cutest outdoor seating I've ever seen!!

Hard to find parking. Price is going up. Not everything is local on the weekends overcrowded but…read morefor taste of farm is good place to go

We went there for picking blackberries and found the biggest fruity berries we've ever seen. A…read moredelicious cobbler further verified just how fantastic the berries we picked are. Very friendly owners greeted us as arrived as well as a couple of friendly family dogs.

Delicious apples and great family fun! There is so much variety and a hay ride to take you to the…read moreback of the orchard. I made the best apple Crumble of my life with these apples and will absolutely be back next fall.

My friend came here with me and we got some honey bear lollipops - yellow peaches and some of the…read moreblackberry lemon slushie - it was a pretty small cup for $3. My friend wanted to get the cider but it will be another month until they have some. My first visit here ! The jams and jellies are artisan here!

Pumpkin festival We…read moretook the kids for some fall family fun. $10 a person to explore the farm. They have a wagon ride through the woods, corn pit, hay slides, and many games. We took a trip through the corn maze that was easy to navigate for the kids. They have a food tent and beer available to purchase. Best part is the pumpkin lift. For $10 you get to take a shot at lifting as many pumpkins as you can.

Checks all the boxes for a family & friends destination. Owners are great people and treat you like…read morefamily. They also have a new brewery as an extension of the farm and the beer flavors are FANTASTIC!! Highly recommend.

We brought our 2 year old grandson to this drive through working farm. It was both amazing and a…read morelittle scary. You can buy a bucket of food to feed the animals. Although it is fun, it is hard to wrestle the bucket back when you're trying to drive on to the next animals. These animal are big and they know that if your car window is up, they will walk on. If your window is down, they will stick their entire head in the window. They have over 500 animals including zebras, giraffes, buffalo, deer, pigs, llamas, and even have the very cute Scotch Highland cattle. The drive through part is not short and you have to drive slow because of the animals. It is worth the money. Fair warning, your car will get dirty. There is a farmhouse on the premises where they sell some desserts. We went during the fall and they had a small pumpkin patch and a stack of hay bales to climb on. We also had a nice little meal from their food tent. We will be back!

Fun for kids and adults!…read more We opted for the wagon ride through the animal feeding area. We were lucky to visit on a beautiful day. The ride starts at a barn and they lead you through the animal area. Plenty of food is given to feed the animals. You make stops along the way to feed the animals from the wagon. Afterwards you can tour an Amish house, barns and other areas of the farm. Inside the house you get a delicious cookie. Educational and fun to explore. Lots of animals to see as well. They have a playground and picnic area as well. So bring some food and spend the day.