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    The Cloverleaf Farm

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    Impossible Acres Farm

    Impossible Acres Farm

    3.6
    (99 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    Had so much fun coming here during October's pumpkin patch season! The farm has so many animals…read morethat we could pet for just $4! I loved the kids working on the family farm too, they were knowledgeable and really passionate! Come and pet the baby animals!

    We came on a Sunday to visit with the animals around the barn & had such a fun & neat time! There…read morewas plenty of parking in a gravel lot. It was busy with lots of visitors from little kids to college students to grandparents. We went at Halloween time, so there was also a pumpkin patch. You pay at a cashier station at the front & receive a hand stamp. Children up to 12 years are $6, while 13 years+ are $4. However, for each paid child admission, an adult gets in for free. You then walk to the gate entrance of the barn area & listen to some instructions from staff about handling animals & not running, supervising younger children, etc. No food or drinks are allowed, so a lot of bottles were left in a hay bale area by the entry. We were able to get up close & personal with chicks, chickens, ducklings, ducks, geese, turkeys, goats, ponies, a calf, piglets, bunnies, a donkey, & kittens! Little one really enjoyed getting to groom the small goats with available brushes & combs. The goats just wandered the enclosed area. Most animals were in pens you could enter or reach into. There's some signage about the animals & protocols/warnings for how to interact with them, such as making sure to be sitting on hay bales while holding animals securely & closing gates. Staff went around to correct people who weren't following safety rules. You can spend as much time as you want seeing all the animals. At times we had to be patient waiting for a turn. Occasionally we saw the chicks being swapped out to get a rest from the petting. The animals were fairly docile & quiet. Apparently the animals are for sale. A hand washing station is off to the side of the barn.

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    Preschooler "hiding" in the corn
    Preschooler "hiding" in the corn
    Adorable pumpkin patch I love that they have vines amoung the pumpkins

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    Adorable pumpkin patch I love that they have vines amoung the pumpkins
    Mabel’s Market

    Mabel’s Market

    5.0
    (17 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    I can't believe I haven't reviewed Mabel's! I stumbled upon…read morethis charming shop last summer while grabbing stuff at the farmers market. My family and I decided to walk around and as we were about to cross the street, out of the corner of my eye I spotted an intriguing window display...of tinned fish! Be still my bougie heart and the cookbooks, totes, art prints, artisanal and local cheeses, breads and spreads! They had just moved from a smaller location and this little house front made it all the more charming. My husband laughed and said it was like Mabel's had manifested itself knowing I would be there that day. The owner (Shelley I believe) was so warm and welcoming. She was sweet to my toddler and clearly had experience as a mother/aunt/grandmother to someone because she charmed my daughter who is usually very shy. I walked away with a gorgeous tinned fish print of one of my favorite local artists, and a tote full of tinned fish from brands I enjoy and others I had not tried before. The selection is vast and really offers so much for both experienced and new converts to tinned fish. Mabel's is THE place to come to for your picnicking needs. Grab a blanket and make your way here to grab stuff. Small sized spreads make it easy, and all you need is some bread or crackers, fresh fruit and salami, chocolate and tinned fish of course! The wonderful people who work here make Mabels Market. Because you feel like you have a friend who is looking out for you; to ensure you have the best experience. So support this lovely business because we all need a little tinned fish.

    Delightful shop owner Shelly was hand painting the gift bags, gave great recommendations on tinned…read morefish, fresh baked bread, jams, honey, vinegars, oils. Bistro will be opening in the back in April 2026, with wine, tinned fish tastings, charcuterie, waffles, and other sharing plates. Looking forward to coming back!

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    Lovely arrangement
    Lovely arrangement
    Savory fig jam and bread(*´`*)
    Savory fig jam and bread(*´`*)
    Tinned fish

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    The Cloverleaf Farm - pickyourown - Updated July 2026

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