Stopped in this afternoon and purchased some frozen bison burgers and chili. When I walked in,…read more"Buffalo Dan" was wearing a mask, and hand sanitizer was provided at the counter. This business appears to be doing everything right in light of the Corona19 pandemic. Sadly, the restaurant was temporarily closed until things return to normal. The pumpkin patch, petting zoo, and corn maze are all OPEN for business. This year's theme for the maze is "Essential Workers!" Definitely check this place out if you are in the area .... Cheers!

Wooden Nickel is a great local place to find buffalo meat packaged and ready to go. You can see…read morethe buffalo grazing in the fields surrounding. Aside from stocking up on quality lean buffalo, this place is a great destination to bring the kids. There is a petting zoo and corn maze. The best time to come is probably late summer-fall. The gift shop is perfect for finding a trinket or two for the kids for the ride home. And when the corn maze is open the restaurant is also open. This is actually more of a "snack bar" type of place - a grill where you can order buffalo burgers or other kid friendly foods. If you are looking for a polished more diner-like establishment you won't find it here. Again, if you are in the area for with the kids, they will surely enjoy a burger and fries or snack after running through the maze. This is also more of the old-fashioned, well worn kind of non-decor location. Even so, I have fun enjoying a burger and stocking my freezer. Four stars for the buffalo meat alone (on the pricey side but excellent). If you took that away I would give 2 stars.

The best strawberries I have ever had. I love the produce. It's always good. It is now a…read moretradition to stop whenever I am in the area. There were so many beautiful flowers this time of year!!!

We've shopped at Mason Farms for a few years-- bought a bushel of peaches, etc in the past. But…read morethis year the quality of their produce is poor. We just picked out McIntosh apples today and they are old and mushy. We bought white nectarines a couple months ago and they were dry and pithy. Peas were small and picked before developing. We will be getting Wegman's from now on. Their stuff is so much better.

I took my family here, and I am very unhappy with my visit. When we pulled up, the staff was…read morerunning around and were unprepared. Very unprofessional. It was very crowded, and my kids couldn't see the animals they were excited about. The bathroom had a very long line, as well, and was very unsanitary. There were food trays everywhere, and no one was putting them away!! And Jordan's Forest was unsafe and unclean. My kids wanted to play at the splashpad, but I wouldn't let them because it was so dirty. The staff seemed miserable, and they seemed very annoyed whenever I asked questions!! We left early because my kids were bored and they didn't want to be there anymore. Will not be returning anytime soon. There are many things here that they need to change!!

This place buns. They do not deserve their cows, or their peacocks, or their chickens, or their…read morebarn, or the bees. They are mean. The farm was dirty and disorganized. The staff is rude. There was only one nice girl there, who shall remain private, but she found my lost son, and no one else helped. The donuts are pretty good, but other than that! This place is terrible! Horrendous business, do not go here! The staff are not accommodating, there is poop and pee and puke and rats - we're in the middle of Hanta, I cannot be getting a dang virus right now. I've got places to be. It's gross. Bad. Bad experience. There is only one cow, and I feel him. Or her. How do you know what gender your cow is? Flip it over. Get under there. It takes one lil peek, you either see a hole or a peg, it's not rocket science. Jeez. The bees got out in the bathroom. My son is allergic, bad play on my part, taking him to a bee farm? Probably. But I was told the bees would be contained. Not my fault. Shoddy craftsmanship. Never coming back. I'll get my donuts elsewhere. 0/10.

What a nice place to stop for the fall! We stopped here after being told that dogs weren't allowed…read moreat the first place we stopped. We were welcomed at Kingsway with open arms and the staff was so friendly. They are cash or check only so come prepared but the pumpkin prices are VERY good. Tons of cute crafts to shop around and look at and activities you can do with paid admission. Well be back next year!

This place is an absolute blast for the entire family. They have so many activities for all ages…read moreto enjoy. Admission is $8 per person which includes a giant corn maze, hayride. Peddle carts, bounce area, play area, Giant legos, to many photo props to count, bean bags games, games set up all Through out the the entire area, barn with corn for the kids to play in and a large area a farm animals to pet and feed(.50 for a bow of feed) They also have a train for small kids to ride(1.00) All different types of pumpkins & gourds to buy. They also have two concession stands! Our family spent four hours and never even made it to the corn maze. The staff is overly accommodating and friendly. I am really surprised by the previous yelp's I read. This is a small family owned business and they were all running around keeping things clean and in order. I really think people need to be careful right now more than ever leaving a bad review because you may be in a mood yourself. If your heading to an outdoor event I would not expect all people to be walking around outside in a mask. If your that afraid you just may want to stay home an order a pumpkin on line. Don't leave a poor review on a local business working hard to stay up and running. This farm has been in Hartville for a long time. That's why it gets packed so quickly. Loyal customers that enjoy a great service they provide to our community. If your looking for a fun day out I highly recommend stopping here.

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

Wonderful place to visit and buy pumpkins friendly people we had a wonderful time!! the kids always…read moreenjoy it. It gets better every year.

Our annual pumpkin picking spot! We absolutely love it here! They have a small corn maze, baby…read moregoats, 2 small quarter rides (bring quarters ), mums, apple cider, cookies, yard fall decor and so much more! The kids love picking out their pumpkins and especially the smaller ones to paint! Mulberry is family owned, support local! Such a sweet place...I enjoy the smaller fall places instead of the huge ones that are so busy you can't even enjoy yourself. You must visit!

Not sure why there aren't many more reviews for this farm! My family and I went for their fall…read moreevent that includes a hayride, corn maze, pumpkin picking from the vine and a play area for kids. Entry was $5 and kids 2 and under are free. The entry fee gets you access to everything mentioned. There were 3 food trucks in front, and also their main building consists of fresh picked vegetables (a big assortment of peppers ranging from mild to hot) and other handmade local goods. Prices are very reasonable as well. If you don't want to pick your own pumpkin, there are also ones that you can just choose and purchase in front of their main building, along with cornstalks. Let me tell you, this hayride is by far the best I've been on. From the cleanliness of the farm and the hayride, to the organization and friendliness of the employees. They close at 5pm on Saturdays, and advertise that their last hayride is at 4pm, but they went until almost closing due to there still being people who wanted to ride. There were 2 tractors that took patrons to and from the pumpkin area. The ride to the area was about 5 or so minutes, and coming back was about 10 minutes. While riding, you get views of the whole farm, a view of a pond and also ride through their orchards. The tractors and seating area were clean and in good shape. The pumpkin patch had a lot to choose from and different shapes, sizes and colors. Many were still on the vine. The price for the pumpkins is $0.42 per pound. I got one huge pumpkin, and 4 small ones for $12. Not bad at all! This farm has yearly events, and I can't wait to return. Definitely recommended!

I'll jump into the rating game to represent us 50-somethings that Matt G references - some of us do…read moreYelp! Molnar Farms is great. We are new to the area and when house hunting last fall, we spotted the hay bale minions. My husband is a huge minion fan so he made our poor realtor go back to take pictures! We didn't realize at the time that the hale bale sculptures are an annual event at the farm. We've been back to get fresh produce and went to the open house a couple weeks ago and took a hayride tour of the farm. Looking forward to fall produce and seeing what this year's hay bales are!

My 7 year old daughter and I were in the Erie area yesterday. We drove up from Pittsburgh for the…read moreweekend. We were trying to find some kid friendly fall activities when we stumbled upon the Port Farms website. We took the (easy) 30 min drive to Waterford and it did not disappoint. We arrived around 11am, an hour after they opened. Plenty of guests were there but the parking area is very well organized and large. We had no issues parking close to the entrance and only waited around 2-3 minutes in line to pay for admission. While we were there my daughter had a blast. We went on the Wagon ride down the trail by the cornfields and she loved all the funny/creative scarecrows along the way. Another big hit was the climbing jungle gym area. She visited that area about 3 times while we were there. The bubble station seemed to be a huge hit with both kids and adults, as those bubbles they were creating were massive. I saw a few flying all the way above the parking lot. Very cool. There's plenty of activities for all ages and some extras with additional fees. We didn't try any of the extras but for a kid her age, what we did was perfect. We did also eat lunch there, over by the massive tire area that kids seemed to love for climbing. The giant pretzel was bigger than my head and my daughter loved her pizza. On our way out we stopped at the store and purchased some of the odd shaped gourds and beautiful little white and mult-colored mini pumpkins to take home. My daughter also had one of the apple cider slushies available within the gift shop at the bakery counter area. It was really good! Lovely fall trip - well worth the money for us to both have a great time while away from home. This is easily one of the best fall harvest type events that I've been to. We will be back next October!

My Lord. How did I not know that this place was so much fun. My daughter had so much fun just in…read morethe corn pit I cannot believe it. We got there around 10:00 and the parking was really easy and they had an attendant that showed us where to go. I was able to bring my little wagon into the farm which made going around very easy. If you are a college student and have ID the price of admission is $10 and kids under two are free. So it's an affordable event to go to for as much stuff as they have inside. We immediately went to the corn pit and I had to take my daughter out of it kicking and screaming. The goats were also a big hit but I didn't have a quarter for her to feed them herself. Next time I'll know, bring quarters. She also had a great time in the little kids village where she sat in the rocks with the Tonka trucks and just had a grand time. The slides and the balls were also fun for her. I had to take her out of the basketball area because it was giving me a little bit of anxiety since she's so small. But she loved it. My favorite part was the fresh squeezed lemonade. Just to tell you it's all the way in the back towards the trampoline jumpers. But totally worth it even though I had to ask three people where to go. I even got one for the road. We ended the day buying a few mini pumpkins and a gallon of cider. Overall it was a great day and a great place to spend time with young kids.

This is a destination farm market! People drive from far away to come here for the apples, cider…read moreand donuts. (Especially their famous Blueberry donuts!) They also have a market full of other tasty items to take home. In the summer, you can pick your own strawberries. Lots of fun. The staff is very nice here.

Stopped in the market, after running the 5K , the first Saturday of the month May 3, 2025. Was in…read moretown visiting adopted family, in Brookfield OH. I can understand how this would be a locals favorite, I know I will come back to perhaps enjoy the U Pick or the store again, not run. The store itself was for me a combination of an old style farm , with a mix of everything else, from deli, reasonable prices, apples, cider, flavored cider, produce, snacks, candy, hard to find items. I loved the apple selection, and the samples, just the fact alone you can buy apples from a farm, in May, and apple cider ; made me feel like an adult in her hey day of the fall season.. Ever crisp was my favorite apple, and I loved that they had their brand of flavored ciders. Unfortunately , I forgot to take picture of all my purchases, and specialty items. Even though I'm not a donut person, heard they are known for their Blueberry ones.... I adore biscottis, and there section near bakery were off the charts with wow and design factor. Something to do for everyone here, from u pick during peak season, events, tulips. Will be back when in town again. Service was remarkable and overall amazing, fantastic experience.

We recently bought a couple Rain Wizard 65 gallon urns from Walmart. Nice price (especially after…read morelocal rebates of $75 each) and they are about as attractive as rain barrels can be! After we got the urns we realized that constructing a stand was going to be a lot more work than we envisioned. We looked on the typical web sites (Walmart, Hayneedle, Target and others) but couldn't find stands for this particular model. THEN I poked around and found the manufacturer's web site (http://www.goodideasinc.com/). I found the stands we needed and ordered two. I was somewhat concerned when I never received an order confirmation from Good Ideas. I followed up to the email listed on my PayPal receipt and my email was rejected. So, I called the company and they said they don't send out any confirmation or tracking info until the order is shipped, usually 7-10 business days I think. When I filled out a contact form on their web site a couple days ago, I didn't receive a response. I was still waiting for feedback from Good Ideas and was surprised to find one of the stands delivered yesterday, and it said box 1 of 2. So I was a little concerned about the second box and called Good Ideas again, found out the other stand will be delivered today and the rep sent out tracking info to me without asking. Anyway, my point is not to complain but to emphasize that this is a legitimate business and we are very happy with the products. I assume they do mostly wholesale/commercial sales and aren't ideally set up for dealing directly with the consumer.

Most rain barrels you get on line are cheap and shoddy, but the one we got from Good Ideas (which…read morewe purchased through Hayneedle) is overall well designed and constructed. I was particularly impressed with the brass fitting, because the other ones have leaky plastic ones. When I wrote an email to point out that the inlet screen was faulty, the company IMMEDIATELY e-mailed me with an offer to send a replacement out to me, and followed up promptly. This is an American business with an excellent customer service ethic -- I'm very pleased.