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,

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

My all time favourite spot to stop and shop on my way home in the summer! This is by far the best…read moreplace hands down for price and freshness! The staff are amazing and so friendly! I love it! Photos around the market of their heritage and farmland provide a lovely homey feel. Sometimes when you walk in there is even the smell of a freshly baked goods! Well worth the stop!

Never had a problem with their produce. Wild blueberries are expensive but equal to other farms…read more Great corn now available. Pies - amazing! Staff is friendly and quick.

A great place for kids! The usual farm animals that you can feed as well as playgrounds, shaded…read moresand box, tractor ride and lots of toys. It's a large property, so let them run!!

I had tried to come here for a long time, however, it required admission fee that makes me not…read morereally want to go. Last Saturday, my company rented a big barn for a family fun event here. It's fun and interesting. We have done some scavenger hunt around the farm and BBQ catering. The admission fee is $13.99+tax per person on weekdays and $15.99+tax per person on weekends and holidays. This farm has some performance times, animals, apple picking, and wagon train rides. Especially, a farm dog Norman walks around the farm unleashed. We couldn't chase him, hold him or run with him, otherwise, he would bite you. The farm is big to stay for whole day, and more activities than other farms that only for veggies picking. But still a little bit expensive for admission fee for each person.

You can buy some food at the farm & they have quite a big indoor play area for kids. The outdoor…read morearea isn't as nice as some other farms, but it's free, so you get great value for menu. The chip "truck" (more like a booth) has a small menu: pretty basic fries & poutine. You can tell the fries are home made. They're pretty good though they can be crispier. The gravy is pretty good. The cheese curds were pretty squeaky, though cut small. Bacon was only $1 more & was pretty good. Ketchup, salt, pepper & herbs are free to take. You can get mayonnaise free by request.

Poutine isn't quite the same as poutine from Quebec. But the fries themselves are the real…read morestandout! The fries are better/comparable to Quebecois poutine! The fries are from potatoes they grow themselves. They could have been more generous with the amount of gravy. Amount of cheese curds was ok. It was the squeaky kind of cheese. Bacon on the Supreme were like bacon bits. Good value, for the price and portion size you get. Really cute farm shop selling produce and another shop near the chip truck where you can get pavlovas, pies, jams, honeys, and frozen packs of their fries! All decent/fair prices. Overall, good place to visit for lunch during the summertime.

So much to do here! Lots of fun at every stop. At least 3 playgrounds, each with a unique theme…read more(traditional, a shipwreck, etc). There is a fun"zip line" type ride that kids will want to ride over and over again. You land in sand so safe for every age to enjoy. Theres an area for imaginitive play and includes litte shelters with toys you can play with inside or in the sand. A giant jumping pad (could use some shade)! You can get right up close to all the animlas and even a fire truck. Fun tractor ride goes around the property. Plenty of Hay stacks for fun farm photo ops. The staff are super friendly, helpful and knowledgable. Market where you can purchase delicious butter tarts and other hot foods available on site. Admission fee is steep but I guess consistent with other farms these days.

Visited today for "EasterFest" with my hubby and our three year old daughter and we had a great…read moretime. The farm was pretty busy but we went early and it didn't feel too overwhelming because there was lots of space for people to spread out. We decided to get our market goodies when we first arrived to avoid the rush when leaving (pro tip - if you go somewhere busy and there's no line for something you want to do, do it then lol ) Lots of fun hunting for specific eggs in the egg hunt and my little also enjoyed the toddler egg hunt as well. She really like being able to pick her own treat. Super well thought out and organized by the Brooks Farms folks - kudos! We devoured a pancake breakfast with hashbrowns, sausage and real maple syrup - yum! It was nice to warm up in the new barn/event space and my daughter enjoyed seeing the baby chickens and colouring her Easter sheets. We got an order of fries wnd gravy before we left and it was also very tasty. Definitely worth the drive from the GTA! We will for sure return again in the warmer months.

I came on a Saturday afternoon, and it wasn't packed at all, and it was such a beautiful and fun…read moreexperience! There's free parking on site. You need to pay for admission ($12) + pick your own flowers ($18) if you choose to do so. I highly recommend it though! There's so many flowers to choose from. Tip: fill your glass with water before you start getting flowers or they will wilt by the end. There are water stations around the farm. The farm is very big, and you can spend a few hours just exploring, looking at flowers, photo opportunities, feeding animals, and playing with the corn hole and bubbles. There's also an area for kids to play with sand by animals. There's goats, piglets, chickens, and alpacas to look at. We also got ice cream afterwards at Daisy's Dairy the ice cream stand. Great options to choose from, from lemonade to sundaes. We ordered the Shirley Temple Sundae ($9.50) and Cookies and Cream Sundae ($9.75). These were a bit on the expensive side but after a hot and sunny day, they hit the spot. It's filled with vanilla ice cream, so it's on the sweet side. Overall, I highly recommend coming! It's such a cute date, family outing, or hang with friends.

Love coming here every year during the fall season, such a big area so even though it seems busy…read moreit's actually very spacious! Also a must try is their pumpkin sundae

They do a pretty cool Christmas market in late November and into December…read more It has a fairly large outdoor area. You should dress warmly if it's a cold day because you can really feel it. They have a lot of little shops with artisan items, as well as some food stands and a really great bakery area. The place is nicely decorated for Christmas. They also have a separate area which you have to pay for which has some special rides and things for the kids. They do have an indoor market in the back, it also has a fair number of artisan stands, many local vendors. Most are selling Christmas eats, baked goods, but the rest are selling things like candles, ornaments, kitchen, supplies, decorations, etc. there is an area in the back where you can sit and have a hot chocolate and something nice from one of the baked goods stands. Parking is on site, and on the busy days they actually have someone directing traffic. If you're looking for something different and a little less commercial, this is the place to go. Standard entrance is free. You only have to pay for the rides, etc.

Cute Christmas Market located about an hour away from downtown Toronto. I visited after sunset and…read morethe Christmas decorations and lights were sparkling, so it was festive. It looked like a good time to spend as a family. I looked around cute ornaments and drank hot chocolate. Want to comeback next year!

We had such an amazing time at Cooper's CSA Farm & Maze! The ambiance is perfect for a day…read moreout--it's wide open, well-maintained, and has that authentic farm feel that makes it so relaxing. The maze was a total highlight and clearly well-designed, providing just the right amount of challenge. We also checked out their fresh offerings, and the food quality is top-tier. You can really taste the difference when things are grown right there on the farm. The service was friendly and helpful, with staff members making us feel right at home. It's a fantastic spot for families or anyone looking to support a local CSA. We'll definitely be making this a seasonal tradition!

Our family had a fun time at Cooper's Farm this season! It's about 40 minutes from Markham. There…read moreis plenty of parking and lots to do. We only spent about 2.5 HRS here but easily could've spent the whole day. There's an animal enclosure and lots of entertainment for children (swings, slides, climbing structures, etc). There are corn mazes for children and adults - 10 acres of fun. You can also pick pumpkins at their pumpkin patch. There are free wagon rides available which will take you to the pumpkin patch if you don't feel like walking. TIP: If you want smaller pumpkins, get off at the second stop on the wagon ride. If you get hungry, stop by the farm store. They serve all sorts of warm drinks/soup. The Apple Cidar was perfection - one of the best I've ever had! The Butternut Squash is also good. They also sell produce & meats as well. On the day we were there, there was a food truck (Smash & Grab Burger?) and the burgers there were AMAZING. They can get busy though. We got our food around 3PM but they had already sold out of fries & peameal at that point. In fact, we were their last customer because they were selling out so fast. The burgers were amazing - 10/10!