This place has so much to offer. Between the event venue, Airbnb and farm itself there are so many…read moregreat photo spaces. My favorite feature of the home is the on site dog washing station. The event space is great for any party or event you are hosting.

From the owner: North 64 offers acres of land for your special day. We also have a beautiful event barn for indoor…read moreparties. Check our website for more information. We are here to help you plan your perfect day and or party. Our AirBNB is also available for our guest to stay. And don’t forget if you are an animal love, especially highland cows, you will want to book your tour to feed the animals.

It's the season of weekend craziness, but you can't beat the prices and selection of apples and…read morepumpkins. Other produce is still going strong, too - onions and peppers especially. Note that the parking and entrance is separate for the market than the corn maze, so make sure you're in the right place before you park!

Such a great selection of veggies & fruit. Homemade Jams, jelly, salsa, & much more. Prices are…read moresuper affordable, which is great. Activities for kids and family of all ages. There is always something going on at the farm. They even have a mailing list so you can keep up on what's going on at the farm. Apple picking is a super busy time. But it has been a tradition for our family for years.

Had so much fun here! There is so much to do for kids of all ages! Not an actual pumpkin patch this…read moreyear, but they had plenty of pumpkins set up to choose from. Everything is well spread out to keep people dispersed and we kept stumbling upon more and more things as we walked around. Food available. Farm animals to pet and feed.

We went to Leeds Farm for their 30th anniversary. It was nice to get tickets 30% off online. It was…read morea very fun time for my son. He is 2 and I found the activities at the farm to be perfect for toddlers. They have numerous play areas and many places in which they have set up slides, which is my son's favorite. He had a blast in the corn grain barn. A great sensory play activity for all kids. He loved the mountain tunnel and straw barn slides. We enjoyed the pumpkin jump area and took both the hay ride and pumpkin express. My son also enjoyed petting the goats. We missed the piglet race, but sounded fun. There was a handwashing station near the animal and corn box barns, which I appreciated. We had a apple cider slushie, which tasted like taking a bite off a freshly picked apple, which was perfect for the warm day.

I absolutely love this place! I've been coming here every year for their Wine Craze Corn Maze…read moreevent, and it never disappoints. The farm is huge, beautifully kept, and has so much to do -- it's the perfect spot for a fall day with family or friends. From hayrides and putt-putt to the giant corn maze, pumpkins, farm animals, and playgrounds, there's truly something for everyone. They also have a charming country store filled with seasonal goodies, local products, and fall décor, plus plenty of food and drink stands to enjoy while you explore. You can really feel that it's a family-run farm -- the staff is always so friendly, welcoming, and eager to make your visit a great one. Van Buren Acres has become one of my favorite fall traditions, and I can't recommend it enough if you're looking for a fun, festive, and wholesome autumn outing!

Went for a school event. $15 per family; not sure if that is the standard price. For that you get…read moreloads of games and activities: hay ride, bouncy thing (sort of a country trampoline, not a bouncy house,) pig races, duck races, corn maze, petting zoo, conk the crow, obstacle course, and much more. And they sell pumpkins, cider, hot chocolate, and 4986 doodads in their gift shop. K loved it. All the kids loved it. It was somewhat fun for adults. Everything is spread out, so my legs were worn. Staff were friendly and helpful. We'll definitely be back someday. Barely half an hour from central Columbus. K did not want to leave.

A & R Alpaca Farm is such a fantastic experience for anyone who likes to interact with friendly…read morelivestock. My girlfriend had seen an ad somewhere (possibly on Facebook), and with my farm-loving mother coming to town from Canada, we knew we had to go. They don't have dedicated hours posted anywhere, as they're indeed a working farm, but after reaching out on Facebook Messenger and then calling, we were able to arrange for a visit the next day. Located about 45 minutes outside of Columbus, A & R Alpaca Farm is quite nondescript from the outside -- miles of agricultural properties surround it, and there's no overt signage marking this farm in particular...but as we nearly overshot the property, we saw a few alpacas off in the distance, and found the place without issue. As we pulled in, Aaron and Robin (the "A" and "R" of the name) had just come back from feeding the herd, and they invited us to enter the stable...which had dozens upon dozens of curious alpacas (not to mention a cat, a couple of big dogs, and several chickens) all monitoring our arrival. Robin was incredibly friendly, and after we spent a few minutes petting alpacas in a larger pen, she brought us into a smaller pen with perhaps twenty alpacas, and gave us little "cookies" to feed them with. Much to our surprise, Robin had not only named all of the alpacas (the farm has around 120 heads overall), but also managed to *remember* all of their names...and some alpacas seemed to respond when called. All the alpacas had different personalities, with some being aloof and flighty, and others being downright affectionate. One in particular had special affinity for being photographed. As soon as she saw the smart phone come out, she would come forward for a perfect photo op (seriously, folks -- I can't make this stuff up). After around 45 minutes of hanging out with the alpacas, we went into the gift shop, where there were many unique items made from alpaca yarn. Stuffed animals, toys, clothing, gloves, skeins of yarn were all available, and given that the proprietors didn't charge for our little tour, we made a point of buying a lot of goods...not as compensation, but because the goods are indeed worthwhile. If the words "alpaca gloves" don't make you want to drive there immediately, after this long and cold Columbus winter, I don't know what else will. In all seriousness, there's really nothing not to like about A & R Alpaca Farm. Robin and Aaron are kind and enthusiastic about their business, the alpacas are docile and generally willing to be petted, and the whole trip makes for a unique and delightful experience. It *is* worth noting that the animals are livestock, and it is a working farm, so you'll want to wear boots and clothes that you don't mind smelling like alpaca afterwards, but to my mind, that's more of a "perk" than a detriment.

Went on a Saturday around 12, started to get pretty busy around 12:45-1:30. Which makes the…read morecave/cavers very tight to walk through. While your down there your using a provided map to guide yourself around and match the corresponding areas ( Ex; A to A or 1-1 ) We went after it had just rained the night before, so everything was VERY wet. Wear waterproof/walking shoes if you plan on exploring. Be prepared to get dripped on by very cold water coming off nearby rocks, and the "ceiling". Coming down the initial very steep stairs is a beautiful view of different levels of rocks decending into a tunnel/cave where the rest of the cavers are. Tons of puddles all over the ground from collected rain water and the "droplets". Most the areas are about big enough for one person to walk through the tunnel areas at one time, and if your a larger person i DO NOT recommend going down there. Some areas are extremely tight and really only accessible to someone under 4'5 and around 100 pounds or less. (Im 5'4, 140 and some areas i almost got stuck cause it was too tight going through the rocks. It is neat to see though, i dont think id want to do it again as it is just wet rocks and the furthest tunnel was closed from the previous year that occurred from some heavy rain water. (The water collected, over time causing a collapse). So that was kind of a bummer but i get it for safety reasons. The gem mining was fun, definitely loaded with a lot of "gravel" type rocks so that was new for me, Ive only ever had ones with dirt/sand that yield rocks/gems/shark teeth. We found some really interesting gemstones in each tray. The petting zoo was great. I thought it wad Going to be boring and smelly, and i was happily wrong. The goats were adorable, when we came in a baby jumped through the fence and was following our group. And when we came inside the "pen" to pet them he ran back in it was very cute! The deer were a little skittish but very sweet and gentle. The treasure hunt/maze was VERY fun we enjoyed getting different prizes snd trading them within the group.

Had a great time here today on spring break staycation. The place is on a much larger property than…read moreI was expecting. There is expansive play areas and picnic setups. Everything is designed for self-guided fun. You can take your time making a day of the place with your children or just run in and see the cavern if that's what you're going for. The petting zoo was a hit and so was the maze.

So much room to explore. Even though crowded so much to do that there were no long waits for…read moreactivities Entrance fee very fair and pays for all activities except one that I saw, paintball Nice people from parking attendant to concessions!

There were so many activities for families and kids, but even as adults we enjoyed the tractor…read moreride, petting zoo, and corn maze. We were disappointed however in the lack of pumpkin flavored treats as I had expected that to be a focus point for this festival. We had some delicious apple cider but I wish there were more fall focused goodies.

I have shopped Och's Fruit Farm for the past 6 years. They were great 6 years ago, great 5 years…read moreago. They were good 4 years ago but I noticed prices were jumping, but produce was excellent. I think it's been family owned for years. I continued despite prices. Last year I went for Tomatoes and something changed again. New people , not as friendly but produce was good and I purchased apples again. Prices took a big jump last summer (2026) and new cashiers, again. Even though I was a long time customer the service wasn't so good or friendly. Prices on everything too high. I haven't been back this year because I can't afford them anymore. So if anyone reads this I would like a second opinion, especially from the owners. I wonder if they have fewer customers? Anyone, please respond? Explain what changed? Thank you.

Fresh wholesome food grown & sold by the nicest hardworking family! Bringing home their fragrant…read moregorgeous flowers on Saturdays from the Granville Farmers Market is the highlight

This was the best birthday present I've gotten! Curtis and Jackson were so lovely and gave us lots…read moreof information about their gang of critters. Lots of gentle giants eager for scratches and snacks. The calves are simply adorable and so sweet! We had a great time touring the grounds and meeting all the furry and feathered friends :) I even met my mullet twin, Carl the Alpaca! -Mason and Koda

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE! This place is an absolute sh*thole. The pictures on the website are…read morenot at all what your experience will be. There were massive piles of poop everywhere on the walking "trails" and I had to constantly keep my granddaughters from stepping in them. The turkey is super aggressive and had to be chased away multiple times. The animal pens are not kept up at all and there was no evidence of straw in any pen. We booked the 1 hour "self guided tour" and barely spent 30 minutes (and saw the entire "tour"). There were only 2 feeding bins that had anything in them. Biggest waste of time and money... EVER.