Our beer lovers really like the hard cider. It seems very popular…read more Our pizza lovers like the pizza. The cider is good. We did a bit of apple picking too. The activities look like fun for a family and the passes seem well-priced.

Came here for the first time with the family. It's a pretty setting and offer a 1 time $8.95 pass…read moreper person for the season (through April) to go beyond the bar that has different stations for kids to play/walk around plus access to the apple orchard. We passed on that but did have a delicious lunch and bought huge caramel apple and some apple donuts. The sandwiches were tasty. I got a turkey club on thick toasted bread, and my husband got a ham, apple, bacon on a pretzel bun. Kids got soft pretzels with a really good warm cheese dip. They have hand made pizzas, ice cream and a tasting room to try different hard ciders. Nice place to visit if you are near or in the Lowell area.

Olin Farms is a hidden gem tucked away in the woods. The tractor hay ride has absolutely beautiful…read moreviews of the fall colors and nature. It's a nice long ride as well! The corn maze is giant it took us about 20 minutes to complete. The owners are super friendly:) They told us they want to keep their farm more authentic and less commercial and they definitely succeeded in that! It's a very wholesome and family friendly experience. Definitely affordable as well! The pumpkin selection was low however that is to be expected so close to Halloween! The pumpkins are right on the vines so it's a true pumpkin patch experience:) Cider was good, unfortunately they don't make their own doughnuts due to licensing for the kitchen but they do purchase from another farm and have them shipped. Overall such a fun family fall experience, Would definitely love to come back yearly!

We always drove by the sign for this place and finally decided to check it out and we're so happy…read morethat we did. We went for the hard cider, which was delicious, but got distracted by the amazing food and ice cream options. They have ice cream sandwiches the size of your head, various cheeses and meats and adorable swag. Staff was so friendly and helpful with our selections. I can't wait to go back.

I can't recommend this place ENOUGH. It's a cute homey little market with the BEST cider I've ever…read morehad anywhere! I'm 53 years old and been around this planet, and this place is in my own backyard serving up the freshest, sweetest, and strongest hard cider I have ever tasted. The food is stunningly good, too. And the family who owns it are the kindest, nicest, friendliest people!! 100% A+++ recommend. If you are anywhere near here, you owe it to yourself to check it out!! Worth it!!

I've been riding at Meadowview Farm for almost 20 years. The facility is impeccable, the trainers…read moreare knowledgeable and talented, and the programs are refined to fit your needs. If you are looking to start taking riding lessons in the hunter, jumper, or polo disciplines this is without a doubt the best barn in West Michigan. You can board your horse here or take lessons on some of the amazing Meadowview horses. No matter what your level of experience, Meadowview can help you achieve any riding, training and showing goals. From my first pony ride to becoming a national champion, Cathy, Hillary and the whole team at Meadowview have been there every step of the way. I trust them entirely to give my horses the best care possible. They exemplify professionalism and horsemanship and I am honored to be one of their most successful students. Hillary herself is an extraordinary rider whom I admire greatly. I highly recommend attending a summer polo match or Lake Effects Horse Show. It's an amazing opportunity to watch horses and riders perform! The team at Meadowview makes riding fun for any level. Thanks Meadowview, for all that you do!

Meadowview Farm has proven time and time again that this is the premier facility in the Grand…read moreRapids metro area in which to learn to ride english (hunter/jumpers) or play polo. The trainers, facilities, other riders and horses make learning to ride really fun. If you're a more advanced rider, training and making it to the national horse shows is a possibility. On top of it all, they take great care their and the boarders' horses.

If you are looking for a Spruce or Fir for your Christmas Tree this is the place to be. Some many…read morehealthy, happy trees to choose from. It was like trying to pick a favorite star in the heavens. Located off a dirt road, and parking signs clearly posted so you have a place to be. When we arrived we were greeted by Brian and since it was our first time here we were given information on how the property operated and let loose into the bush to find out tree. It was great! They had hand saws and sleds for us as well. So hard to decide on what tree but we were successful and found our one and only. They had a clearly marked area to get the tree shaked, and bailed. It was a 6.5' spruce, we paid $55, had free hot chocolate and purchased a $35 handmade wreath made by Victoria herself. Please know this is a CASH only established but they do also offer Venmo. Overall wonderful experience. The staff was friendly, they helped bring the tree to our car and even tie it down if you needed. Ours was able to fit inside so it was a win win for us all. Definitely coming back next year to get one of those other beautiful trees.

Pumpkin patch that also offers a variety of other fruits and vegetables. Come for the goodies,…read morestay for a good time !!

We actually went to Fallasburg to drive over the Fallasburg covered bridge (no faster than a walk)…read more Erected in 1871 on the Flat River, located in the Fallasburg Historic District. 5 miles from Lowell, Michigan, USA

The FHS exists for the purpose of preservation of the 1850s historical Fallasburg village located…read morenortheast of Lowell in Kent County. The flagship museum is the one-room schoolhouse. The museum is open on Sundays from 2 to 4 pm, May through October. What makes this museum unique is that it is an entire historical village with the Fallasburg Covered Bridge leading into it. When you visit, you step back in time in a simple era before phones and computers.

Two Seasons Greenhouse is a necessary annual stop for anyone looking for plants…read more With 7 greenhouses on site, you are sure to find the plants you are looking for. The aisles are roomy so you won't find yourself running into plants and squeezing through tiny spaces to get where you need to go. If you have any difficulties finding what you need, the hardworking staff are always friendly and willing to help you. I even witnessed an employee arm and arm with an elderly woman with a cane helping her choose the flowers she liked best. This place makes sure everyone feels safe and cared for. They offer a handful of places to sit and rest if you need, wheelchair accessible ramps, and free water bottles available to anyone who may need it. This is always my best greenhouse recommendation to anyone in the area. I hope you will enjoy this place as much as I do

Not sure what it is about this place but I can't get enough. The pizza is just so good and what I…read morecall classic pizza. We go with the basic pepperoni sausage and mushroom and you can't go wrong. All fresh and always fast service.

Best pizza brought the Italian back in me made my quakers 10x bigger and my heart healthy again…read morecured my cancer