I've been to Triple B a few times over the years, but most recently had been here for their couples date night. It was the perfect evening - good price for what you got. It included picking a bouquet of flowers, a vase, two glasses of wine and a cheese box. When you arrived everyone was very friendly and check-in was easy. You started with a hay ride and then off to pick flowers. They do events like this often, so definitely check them out! We also got to see and feed the goats. Their farm store is super great and lots of great products and produce! read more

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I live in the South Hills of Pittsburgh which puts me not at all far from this spot, and I don't understand how I haven't been here previously. A friend asked me if I would like to go out to get some berries. We got there after berry picking time for the day, which closed around 2 PM, but there was still plenty of time to buy berries in their market, freshly picked by their workers, and enjoy other fun things at the farm! We fed the goats, who were the sweetest, tamest goats I have ever met. (Frankly, they completely changed my opinion about goats, with which I have had some unpleasant memories in the past.) You can pay a quarter for some food and feed it to them by hand, and not a single one took it from me anything less than gently. There is also a super cute feature where you can send some food up to goats standing at the top of the pen via a pulley system. There were several baby goats here when we visited and they were ridiculously adorable. From there it was a stop at the café window where we ordered strawberry lemonade slushies that were an absolute delight. It was late in the day and they were out of several of the food offerings; I was told by my friend that the hot pretzel is fantastic, but didn't get to find out. So I went with some freshly made donuts, and it was only a few dollars for half a dozen blueberry donuts. They are wonderful eaten fresh just like this, but when you take them home you can heat them up for 10 seconds to get that just-out-of-the-oven taste. Finally we stopped in the shop which is full of all kinds of home, pantry and fresh food items. I came home with a pint of raspberries, a big bunch of strawberries (last of the season!), jars of pickled beets and bread and butter pickles, and a block of baby Swiss cheese. Everything has been absolutely fantastic and it would be easy to go absolutely wild in this store. Lots of events here during different seasons, especially apple and pumpkin season in fall which is their busiest time. After that they close for the year at Halloween. Come out and pick some berries or fresh lavender here this summer! It's a local gem. read more

Triple B Farms - Strawberry season is much too short and I'm so glad I got these right under the wire! - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

The workers were mean one of the workers by the apples told us not to eat the apples and then told us that we have to refill them and I'm like it's terrible. The workers suck. The only really fun thing was the bouncing thing. Food was all right. The ranch was tasted funny And yeah that's my review. Don't come here. I will never be back. read more

Triple B Farms - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

So much fun and so much to do! You could honestly spend all day there! The corn mazes are terrific! The haunted barn is a great addition! Great fall event to take the kids! read more

We came to this farm with my kids for apple picking. We got three large bags ($32 each) and were really excited to enjoy the experience. While picking, one of my kids and I each took an apple to taste -- it's apple picking, after all! Suddenly, an older man on a red tractor started yelling at us, saying we weren't allowed to eat the apples. We immediately said okay, but then he literally kept following us around the entire time on his tractor, staring and making us uncomfortable. My kids got scared and asked, "What did we do wrong? We paid for our apples!" This was ridiculous and completely unacceptable. We came for a fun family experience and instead felt harassed. I later found out that other people had similar experiences -- being told to leave their purses in the car so they "don't sneak apples." Meanwhile, there were tons of apples just lying on the ground going bad. For the price they charge, this behavior is unbelievable. Very disappointing experience -- definitely not recommended. read more

This is an awesome place. They have a great selection of fresh produce and lots of goodies. I just wish I went here sooner. There is a lot to see as well. The staff was running around like a chicken without a head. There was a nice variety of products. read more

I went there for the peach deal awhile ago. It was something like a box of 30lb peaches or something? Anyway, about $1/lb was how the math worked out. The pictures they uploaded to their FB were completely different from the actual product. And they wouldn't let me take a look at the box because they needed to "prepare" it, so I asked if the peaches were just really ripe. AND THEY SAID "the peaches are really soft and ripe and must be used immediately." Which would have been fine, but they were not! They were rock hard peaches that somehow are bruised to paste! I HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH DEFORMED MANGLED LOOKING PEACHES THAT LOOKED LIKE THE LASTEST VICTIMS OF A DODGEBALL FIGHT! BUYER BEWARE! All their FB reviews are fake! They selectively delete any reviews that have the slightest criticism of them. In addition, be prepared to pay a 10% gratuity fee which they don't tell you about. And the pick your own is also a scam. Said it was available, but then I traveled for an hour and it wasn't. read more

Local farmers will always get top ratings from me. I can't thank them enough for their dedication and all of the hard work that goes into maintaining their farms. Today's visit was another reminder of how appreciative I am for having the convenience, and access, to a nice variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, preserves, pickles, and much more. This farm offers its visitors so much more than just fresh goods. One can pick their own berries, visit animals on the farm, or spend time in the play and picnic area. Great outing for families. No outside food or drinks are permitted as they offer food on-site. Staff was helpful and friendly. read more

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We had a wonderful field trip at Triple B Farms! Our tour guide, Amber, was excellent!

Mrs. B is always so nice and helpful! Corn is the best in the Burgh! Sweet like sugar. Don't want it from anywhere else! Been coming for 30+ years :) read more

It was cold, it was rainy, nonetheless, we had a blast! In mid-October, we came here for some fall festivities and found more than what we bargained for! There was ample parking. The entrance/ticket booth were easy to navigate and quick. For $10, we received admission for the day to the corn mazes and hay rides. Overwhelmed by all the activities and things to do, we did one of the two corn mazes. There were some slick, muddy spots, but we had so much fun! Then, we took a hay ride over to the pumpkin patch. My favorite thing was probably the giant hay bale characters like Peppa the Pig and the minions! Taking the hay ride back, we checked out the sunflower garden which was slightly underwhelming, but there were some gems in there if you were committed to looking. Next, we made our way to the goats. For a quarter, you could get some food to feed them. They were so cute! After all this, we worked up an appetite. Good thing, we didn't have to go far! Donuts, caramel apples, apple fries, you name it, they most likely had it. If you go inside the food building, you can find hot foods like pulled pork sandwiches. There's also indoor dining tables. To end our adventurous day, we perused the market. I found some funnel cake mix and pecan caramel bread! After taking some pics in the oversized pumpkin field (because did you really go to the pumpkin patch if you didn't take photos?), we walked back to the car, goodies in hand, smiles on our faces! I highly recommend Triple B Farms in the fall for all ages. There's something to do for everyone. Wine? Check. Pumpkin picking? Check. Photo opportunities? Check. Live animals? Check. Shopping? Check. Memories waiting to be had? Check. Check. Check. read more

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We like coming here end of October. Been here at least 3 times and it's always a pleasure. There's plenty of activities during Halloween for the kids and big kids as well Love the freshly baked pies and of course the fresh produce. There's a small pet farm, corn maze, pick your own apples, and many more things to do. We like to stop at the supermarket before we leave to get a pie to go along with other goodies. It's better to get the tickets online. Always check the website for calendar events. read more

Triple B Farms - Apple fries with caramel - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

AVOID Tripple B Farm UNLESS YOU WANT YOUR KIDS TRAUMATIZED They have a very old guy that is an employee that drives around in a small trolley around the apple orchard and yell at kids. He even threaten to call the police on them. Unbelievably rude! WORST! HE TOOK PICTURES and Maybe VIDEO of the visitors, and God knows what he will use them for. We reported to the owner and insisted to see the phone so we can be sure they were deleted. BEWARE!! NOT A PLACE FOR FAMILY WITH KIDS! AVOID AT ALL COST! I'd give a negative star if I can. read more

Really great place to bring your family and friends to harvest apples, flowers, and pumpkins when they are in season like in October. Take lots of memorable pictures too! Bonding time. In the summer of this year we went strawberry picking. It gets a little pricey when tallying up your total spending LOL so be prepared to spend $100+. We paid $15 each (3x = $45) tickets (2 years below are free). You will need to pay for a bag, or a box that they offer depending on what you're harvesting. The bucket, with shear scissors-- if you show your ID, was $26 for fall flower picking. Pretty sunflowers!! There is a playground area for kids, bouncy house, indoor market/souvenirs store, goat farm, peacock, hay rides, porta potties, get lost in a corn maze and big grass lot for free parking with conductors guiding you. Advise to bring jacket or coat... it gets a little chilly and windy this time of year. It's such a HUGE open field. read more

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Love, love, love Triple B Farms! As someone who loves fresh fruits and vegetables, this is my go-to farm. It's a bit of a drive from Pittsburgh but worth every minute because the quality of the crops are unmatched! I've picked strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches, and apples here and never been disappointed. The strawberry picking this year was easy; lots of berries and they were quite large. Not quite as sweet as some years when we get more sun . Also while $5 a quart may seem expensive compared to the grocery store, it's actually cheaper than most of the competition. Once you eat fresh picked strawberries you'll find it hard to go back to the underripe ones from California or Mexico. read more

Triple B Farms - Strawberries...$15 a basket works out to $5 a quart. - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

It was a nice day until we hear an old guy yelled at a couple of kids and made them cry. He was rude to the family and yelled at the top of his lung! It was ridiculous! For a farm advertised for family activities, this incident is not family friendly at all. Totally unacceptable! We took our kids away as we don't want them to be scared also. But seriously! Tripple B should treat their little customers better. There is no excuse for such rudeness. We found out later that this guy is an employee there, and the kids were playing with bad apples that are on the ground. Totally ridiculous to react that way to little kids. We will not be coming back. Not worth the risk! There are nice farms to choose from, you'd better go somewhere else. read more

Triple B is a very well-run and affordable farm destination for a family or couples' outing. Admission is only $9 for adults and $14 for kids. Of course there are lots of extra things you can buy at the farm, from fresh seasonal produce to snacks for lunch (e.g., apple fries, donuts). You can easily spend a few hours here enjoying a nice day, which compares well to an amusement park in terms of value. I went with my fiancé and we had a nice afternoon. The corn maze is difficult! We never actually found the exit after 30 minutes of wandering. We took a hay ride to the pumpkin patch; this was very crowded but the line moved fast. The highlight for me was the figurines/statues that were set up in the field. They took all sorts of well-known stories (from Star Wars to Humpty Dumpty to Lion King to Repunzel) and erected displays, often using pumpkins as heads. Very cute! Kids will also enjoy the haunted house ("boo barn"), face painting, a couple slides, and a bouncy gym. They offer free parking in a field on-site. Pretty drive down from Pittsburgh to the Mon Valley. read more

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came to triple b farms to go blue berry picking. i called at 12 to confirm they have it today. they told me to be here by 1. i arrived at 12:50 and was told i was not able to pick the blueberries after driving an hour to get there. the employees there were extremely rude and unprofessional when i told them i called and hour ago and drove an hour to get there. would never go back. read more

I used to go to Triple B's as a kid to pick pumpkins and strawberries so I love taking my little one. This year we went strawberry picking the second week PYO was open. There were lots of ripe strawberries to pick. They weren't that sweet but we still ate all the strawberries we picked in a few days! The forecast called for rain so we didn't pay to do the activities however they have a free little playground/ barn area that kept our little one entertained. The market sells lots of yummy treats. My favorite is the strawberry slushy! The only way it could get better would be if they threw some strawberry wine in there! We'll definitely be back in the fall for apples and probably pumpkins too! read more

Triple B Farms - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

This farm was so much fun! I discovered them from a Facebook ad I saw for blueberry picking at their farms. It sounded like a fun activity for a sunny summer day, so my husband and I drove over and checked it out. At the time, they offered blueberry and strawberry picking for $12/box. I estimated the $12 box could hold about 2-3 pints of blueberries. A tractor pulled wagon takes the guests to either the strawberry or blueberry fields. They had roughly an acre's worth of land full of blueberry bushes encapsulated with fabric to keep the birds away. After blueberry picking the tractor brought us back down to the farm. The general store is full of farm fresh goods from pickled peppers, jams, BBQ sauce, baked goods, and kids toys. We left with two armfuls full of goodies! They also have this really fun goat pen that has bridges within the pen for the goats to play in. There's feed dispensers to feed the goats. They also had peacocks in a pen behind the barn that had eggs, so that was unique to see. Triple B offers a wide array of kids activities for an affordable price, but we didn't participate in any of those activities. We already plan on coming back to Triple B farms in the fall for apple picking, pumpkins, and all sorts of fun fall activities! This is a great place to visit for couples and families alike! read more

Triple B Farms - Blueberry fields - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

I came here with my family last weekend and everyone had the best time! We were able to pick black raspberries, strawberries and blueberries! My sister even found some gooseberries! There were many tractor slides as entertainment for kiddies, a honeycomb bee exhibit, small farm area with pygmy goats and peacocks, a food barn that served hot dishes and a market. The best part about everything was that they accepted credit cards. Paying had never been easier at a farm! The berry picking process was streamlined and fun! You pay for each wristband ($3) per person and that counts as a credit to what you pick. The wristband includes a ride in the tractor up to where the berries are. There were only port-a-potties available BUT there was a real water station with soap and paper towels. We even had some fruit wine tastings and bought the strawberry and blueberry wines. Yum! The website listed ducklings and potbellied pigs to pet but alas, there weren't any when we went. My only beef was that this farm is way too far to come to again. It took an hour by these single lane, rickety country roads. read more

Triple B Farms - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

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We love coming to Triple B for fruit picking! We come for strawberries in June and apples in September. Make sure to come when they open because it gets crowded and you get a better selection of fruit. We get their Cortlands and Macs for baking and honey crisp for eating. Check out their store for some yummy pies as well! read more

Triple B Farms - Three quarter bushels of apples - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

I loved blueberry picking here. We got here on a Saturday afternoon, a time at which most ripened berries are already gone. The basket is $12 and holds about two quarts of fruit. The ride up to the farm is $2/person, the first ride being free of cost. It was my first time fruit picking and it was a no brainer on how to do it. Most bushes had ripe but smaller sized blueberries and the larger ones were unripe. Therefore, it took us some time to pick to right ones. It was not too hot outside when we went, which made the experience enjoyable. After we got back, we headed to the food barn, and realized the choice of food was very little, although there were a variety of drinks available. If you're a vegetarian or a vegan, you're out of luck. We next went to market. I picked a bottle of triple berry jam, some cookies (cowboy, sugar and almond joy) and a lemon blueberry muffin. There were also fresh fruits and vegetables and we bought grapes and peppers. This farm is distant from where I live, otherwise I would return. People who work here are friendly and the farm is pretty good. read more

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One of my children went on a school trip, my child had so much fun! Will definitely be back!

Did the order on-line and curbside pickup. Selected a variety of things - Italian bread, Jalapeno cheddar bread, scones, apple pie, some Amish butter and jalapeno cheese sausage (ordered stuff for my son and I, and my daughter and her family). Ordering and paying was easy peasy with a website that's easy to navigate. Drove out for my curbside pickup, and it went off without a hitch. Very well done! Their goods are top notch and delicious, and it's sad to see this family fun spot shut down for the time being...it's always been a great place for family farm outings, school trips, and the necessary stop in that wonderful country store, of course! Soon enough, one hopes...but you should consider a run out for some yummy stuff! read more

My first time coming here and I'm so glad I made it here for the fall festival. I'm now on the farm circuit with a toddler and want the best and easiest experience. This farm seemed to have it all in terms of activities, market, farm and cool experiences. I was, in fact, correct! My first pro-tip... Come RIGHT at 10am, if not a tad earlier. They open right at 10am. When we left at noon it was getting crazy. We had an easy time walking around and doing activities in the morning, and I really don't know if that would be the case if you came in the afternoon. We got to take a hayride up to the pumpkin patch and along the way, they have little pumpkin scenes and characters. The pumpkin patch itself is fun (but watch for the dangerous roots you can trip on). I've actually never been to a traditional pumpkin patch where you pick out pumpkins, so that was fun. They also have a pick your own sunflower field, which is so cute! I wish I would have had time (and a patient toddler) to do that! The farm with animals is small, but the goat area is really cute. You can buy little pellets to feed them. They also have a couple cows and randomly a peacock. The real "crown jewel" is the pumpkin characters, which they have over 200 characters with pumpkin faces, dressed up to be famous fairy tale characters. It's cute to walk through. You end up at the top of the hill with a bouncy area (it's not a bouncy house, but a tent with a raised bouncy area, hard go explained, you just have to see it!). It's really large, and they split it up between big and little kids, so that's a nice feature. There's also the Squirrel Hill Tunnel, which is a little tunnel you can slide down the hill in. I walked through the food "hall" basically right at noon when we were leaving and it was madness. Not the best design either, as it's basically a long hallway and doesn't really allow for much walking room with the long lines. I would have liked to have tried the apple fries, but I was NOT waiting in line. Also, there really didn't seem to be a ton of seating to grab a bite to eat. I also would have liked to get fresh kettle corn, but didn't want to wait in line. I was bummed they didn't sell their own kettle corn in the market. They did sell some generic kettle corn from Chicago in the store. That's weird, right? Why not sell your own? Best thing they have to buy, that also makes them unique, are these Evercrisp apples. When I tell you these are the best apples I've ever had, I am not kidding you. If you love honeycrisp, because they're crispy and tart with a sweet factor too, then you're going to die over these apples. I bought a bag and devoured them and actually convinced a friend to pick me up another bag when she went! I wish they were closer or sold them in other markets, because I don't know if I can have a "regular" apple ever again! I am very impressed and will be back. It's a farther drive from the city, but totally worth it in my opinion! read more

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Great produce including tomatoes and corn during the summer ..very tasty and the specialty cheese including cheddar bacon were awesome But when I baked the frozen peach pie with pecan topping last nite, I was extremely disappointed the glaze they used was so sweet that it overpowered the fresh peaches. They need to put sugar content on their pies or else I won't be buying anything from the bakery anymore And the woman at the checkout register needs to be more helpful...she just goes thru the motion and checks you out without giving you any input to questions asked. In the fall, they had frozen flavored cider and I asked her how it tasted and she told me like cider. ...wtf.... read more

Triple B Farms - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Monongahela, Pennsylvania

This is not a good place for dog owners, pets are banned throughout the farm, not allowed even in the parking lot or on the road. You drive 50 miles of rough roads to get here, get told your dog has to stay in the car, and then you have no choice but to go back the way you came! read more

We lucked out and had a beautiful fall day when we visited Trip B this past weekend. Unfortunately, due to the high levels of rain we received on the previous days leading up to our visit, the place was somewhat of a giant mud pit in most areas. The farm was a bit of a hike away, but there is a lot to do there, from slides to a corn maze, horse rides, hayrides, and of course picking your own pumpkins and apples. This particular day the farm was extremely busy. We started off browsing the pumpkin displays. Pretty cool, they have rows of themed displays such as Rapunzel, Shrek, and Beauty and the Beast. They also had a whole row dedicated more toward nursery rhythms. Most of the characters sported pumpkin heads to tie in the theme. My favorite was Scooby Do since we go way back, that is Scooby and I. After the displays, we headed over to the small petting zoo, and the haunted house. Then onto the corn maze which was actually pretty challenging, not to mention a complete mud pit. Our boots were caked with mud. My mother-in-law decided not to go when she say us, for lack of a better word, float across the incredibly swollen earth to the entrance. It felt like walking on Jell-O. Good thing she declined because if you are wearing anything but boots, your feet will get wet, not to mention covered in mud. Overall the maze was fun. Next we jumped in line for the hayride. Not a ton going on here but you do get to sit back and relax and look around the farm, and hear a little about it. Did you know that each strand of silk on an ear of corn represents a kernel of corn? I didn't but apparently this is true. After the hayride we found ourselves pretty hungry and got in the long line for some overpriced mediocre food. Two kid's meals (two plain hot dogs, an apple and a milk with a prize AKA a pencil) were $4.00 each. One water 2.50, one kielbasa sandwich $4.50, and one pulled pork $5.00. We spent about $21.00 and it wasn't worth it, but they didn't have any other options and we were starving. After eating we checked out the farmer market store and I purchased a peck of apples to make pies. $12.00 All in all this is a nice way to spend an autumn day with your family. My only real complaint is I felt it was overpriced to get in, and of course the food. It's $13.00 a child and $8.00 an adult. This covers most of the things we did, but doesn't cover the horseback riding, face painting, or any pumpkin or apple picking. A bit on the expensive side IMHO, but is worth it for the once a year visit. Do yourself a favor and eat before you go. read more

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If I could give zero starts I would!! The employees at this place are rude, unprofessional, disrespectful and love to make kids cry. We were picking our pumpkins at the top of a very large hill and one of the kids, who is 12 by the way, accidentally dropped a pumpkin and it rolled down the hill. It picked a lot of speed and we couldn't catch it. The old man who works there started screaming at us to go pick it up. He accused us of purposely rolling it down the hill. We told him that it fell and he continued to scream at us and told us that we had to go get it and walk it back up the hill and pay for it. The 12 year old who dropped the pumpkin started to cry. Then his co worker started screaming obscenities and saying she would call the police. She followed us down the hill continuing to yell. We had a 2 year old with us and she's swearing at us. Now had they approached us civilly I would have went and picked up the pumpkin but not after that treatment. We left and will never return. This is how triple b farms treats 3 women, a 12 year old and a toddler. read more

Wow I had only been to Trax Farms fall festival prior to this one and I could not believe the amount there was to do for kiddos! My daughter who is 3 absolutely loved it. I liked that there was one set price for everything- $10/person. You had to pre purchase your tickets. The pumpkin head characters were cute. We did the corn maze by the bounce area and we did the bouncer. It was awesome. We went through the animal area too. The apple orchard picking was closed due to too many people picking them the day before. We really wanted to do the hayride to the sunflower field and pumpkin patch but they were packing folks on like sardines. Hardly anyone in line was wearing masks which made us uncomfortable. I was very disappointed in the social distance and mask wearing in that area. Honestly would rate a 1 on that in the hayride area. Hopefully next year when we come back life will be normal and we won't have to worry about this! Overall they get a 4 bc of the amount of stuff there is to do and the amount that my daughter loved it. Can't wait for next year and for life to be normal. read more

Rude and unreliable. I called in the morning to confirm that they were doing pick your own peach, and the lady on the phone said that they were and the last entrance was at 1pm. We drove over an hour, got there at 12:50, and they said that they stopped doing pick your own an hour ago. I explained that we had driven far and called to confirm that they were doing peach picking, and the lady looked at me and said "early bird gets the worm, huh?" Save your time and go to Simmons farm instead, they're much friendlier and more reliable. read more

Prices for fall farm all activities $14/child, $9/adult, under 2 free. We have been to other farms in the area such as Simmons, Trax, and Janoskis. Must say Triple B tops them all. Prices are fair and activities are better than the other farms. Pleasant experience and parking is great as in not too far from farm, not too much of a pain carrying purchases. I like the fact that adults are allowed on slides and jumpy trampoline area and adults encouraged to be a part of play. My only complaint is the staff at the ticketing stand have bad customer service and not welcoming. Seem unhappy. The rest of the staff were lovely. Went 10/7/18. read more

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My first visit there was really great. The hayride was cheap and we were able to pick apples, pumpkins and flowers. Definitely a great spot for anyone to visit. read more

I don't have kids but I have such a good time at Triple B Farms. Parking is easy. The patches are always fun for fruit picking. They are vast and a social distancing friendly activity. They have the hay rides and little activities here and there for kids. They are organized and efficient. read more

Super fun for the whole family! This place is a bit off the beaten path for us, but we enjoyed apple-picking in the Fall this year. Lots to do here for families, and I really liked the diverse crowd vibe here, with folks of all backgrounds running around and enjoying the attractions, like the goat corral, the apple orchard, the huge play area (extra fee), and the stores. I had always gone to the orchards / farm up in Wexford for events like this, but when a family member recommended trying it out, we decided to. Takes a little while to get there, but well worth the trip! People were friendly, and to be honest, the apples we picked were AMAZING. They do have a lot of options for you to try, so look at the signage before you set on your own course. The playground area ($5 per kid and one adult) was actually worth the fun we had there - the kids loved this crazy enormous balloon they jumped on, and had a blast on these huge slides you have to use a burlap bag to sit on. Overall, a great experience, and we will be back again! read more

Triple B Farms has been a fall family tradition now for us for the past four years. What a great way to spend the day and celebrate the season! From fun slides and a corn maze to delicious baked goods, hayrides and of course, the pumpkin patch! There's something fun for the whole family. They also offer berry, apple, and flower picking at different times throughout the season. Definitely recommend adding this spot to your calendar for next year if you can't make it this season! **Get there early and pre-order tickets online if you do go, otherwise lines can be long! read more

Had the same experience as another reviewer. Checked website to see which apples were available to pick and what time. Website says 10 am to 3 pm. We arrive at 2:34 and was told the last "entry" was at 2:30. After explaining that we had driven an hour to get to the farm, kids were excited to visit after coming for field trips, previous years, etc., were told there was nothing they could do. Found Mrs. B herself who couldn't be bothered to look up from stocking the shelves in the market to talk to us for more than a curt "can't make an exception." Kids were crushed. What a disappointment, it always seemed like such a nice place but we'll never go there again. read more

This Farm was awesome ! If you have young children this farm is perfect ! It was not that crowded. We got to do pretty much everything. I was uncertain if they had animals !! But they did & my toddler just loved seeing the animals we read about in the books ! The drive from Pittsburgh was beautiful ! We really enjoyed ourselves !! Can't wait for next season... SN: triple b made this city girl want to move to a farm !! read more

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We went to Triple B Farms last weekend for their Fall Festival and had a great time!! It's not the cheapest place to go however, they include a lot in to the price. The price was $14 for the kids and $9 for the adults, everyone needs a ticket since you will accompany your littles to all of the areas. However, it's nice to pay one price and everything is included. Others in the area charge for every breath you take. I would recommend going early!! We arrived close to noon and the food lines and the market lines were ridiculous and they only got worse. It would be nice if they had another food stand or two. NO one wants to stand in line for food for over an hour. Also, the bathroom situation is limited. I get that there are port-o-potties, but they need a few more. Although the farm was very busy, everything is well spread out over the property so you don't feel like you're crammed in to a small space. Back to the fun... The face painters were great and the character scenes were AMAZING!! My kids loved running from one scene to the next to the next!! They had everything from Frozen, Moana, Peter Pan, Humpty Dumpty, Muppets, Trolls, PJ Masks, Vampirina, Scooby Doo (for us old folks), Cat in the Hat and so much more! The hayride was a lot of fun and more characters to see (Peppa Pig, Super Heros, Noah's Ark, Emoji's, Minions etc...). We didn't get off at the pumpkin patch midway through the ride because we had no idea on how to get them back from the hayride to the car. We ended up buying a smaller pumpkin near the front entrance. Would be great if they had some bigger pumpkins here. At the end of the day, I would definitely go back. I've learned a few things this year and we will go earlier in the day next year but we are looking forward to making this an annual tradition for us. read more

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