We had so much fun meeting and loving all the animals here. That's the first time I've ever bottle…read morefed a baby goat and it won't be my last. We are really excited to go back, especially for the goat hiking! I wasn't expecting to see camels but was pleasantly surprised as Godiva extended her little velvet nose for a kiss. Thank you to all the hard workers that keep this place going and give these animals a comfortable, loving place to call home. This was a "Girls Day", one of many, but this was one of our favorites for sure!! Please go visit if you love animals!

I had a terrific experience taking a tour with Natalie on a beautiful spring evening. Rose Bridge…read moreFarm is a special place to spend some time learning about the animals that are fortunate to live there - some of which have been rescued from not so great situations. From giving a snack to Buddy the friendly vocal sheep, to bottle feeding the adorable baby goats, my visit to Rose Bridge Farm was a great escape from the noise and commotion going on in the outside world. It is well worth making a reservation on the website to visit. There are also special activities to sign up for ranging from making a succulent "wall" to hiking with the lovely hiking goats in Wissahickon Park. Some yoga with the baby goats also sounds like a real treat and challenge to try one day.

I took my tree down last night that we cut down 5 weeks ago at Unangst Tree farm and it was as…read moregreen and fresh as it was when we put it up. Our tree was beautiful and full with sturdy branches. The team at the farm was very friendly and engaging and the price was reasonable. This will be our new place!

For whatever reason this year we decided to get a real tree for the first time and keep good ol'…read morefake-o in the basement for another year. I have driven by this place a ton of times and I knew of them from the local area farm tours, etc. but we had never thought of getting a live tree or stopping here until well...yesterday. While I know that they do all kinds of activities in fall and into November/December, I'm only testifying about what they do regarding trees. Just to specify this even further, I'm not talking about showing up and buying a pre-cut tree, I mean the Full Monty of cutting your own. All pertinent info is in the below link: www.unangst-treefarm.com/christmas-2014-information Basically you show up and take one of the wagons and one of their saws out to the field and cut away. It does help to ask inside the gift shop/barn as to where you're allowed to currently cut but overall it's pretty straight forward. After you're done, you take it over to the guys in the pre-cut tree area and they will clean up the bottom, shake out any loose needles (or random small critters) and tie it up for you. They give you a tag that goes back to the barn for payment (cash or card - no Amex) and then you pick up your tree to go home with. Very, very easy. We showed up at 3:40pm and the were done and on the road by 4. I guess it could take longer if it's a weekend and/or there are tons of people there but for us it was very fast. All info for pricing is here: www.unangst-treefarm.com/types-of-christmas-trees Time will tell if we'll be coming back here in the future for another tree or if this was a one off but at the very least the process is easy and the experience was fun. While there are certainly other tree farms in the area, Unangst to me would be tough to beat in terms of customer service and overall experience. A+ (Note that plenty of other places will sell trees cheaper but in the current environment where demand for trees in a lot of cases is exceeding realistic supply, this place is still open and selling while others closed a week ago or more in some cases. It is what it is.)

I can't put into words how amazing this fall festival was. Corn pit. Pumpkin patch. Tons of stuff…read morefor kids to do. Good food. Decent prices. Staff was super friendly too

Klingel Farms was a very nice place to take my family for pumpkin picking. They had fun activities…read morefor my two toddlers to include jumping pads, tunnel slides and a corn maze. My only negative issue is with the food that you can purchase. First, the prices were pretty high. A medium order of french fries was 9 dollars and a burger was 5.50. Also, the food quality and taste is terrible. It makes McDonald's look like a gourmet restaurant. If you are going for a nice day out with the family. Plan to eat elsewhere.

We came here twice this month and we love it. The alpacas are so sweet and we loved feeding them…read more They all have their own spunky personalities. I'm so in love with the long haired sweet alpaca. The kids loved being here and petting the ones that let us pet them. This was such a lovely experience. Also if your child is 2 and enters for free, you don't get carrots. We will be coming here very often! Absolutely recommend this place. Reservations are made in their website. Thank you for having us!

Just a great, peaceful place that's allows to calm, ground and truly feel at ease! Highly recommend…read morethe experience... One bit of honest advice; they do spit the, right at your face!! Visitor Beware

Such a great place. You can tell how much the alpacas are loved & how nice the workers are. Sadly…read morethe alpaca walk was sold out but I will def return to do it. The lavender shop has so many cute things. Great stop if you are in the area.

Pictures are worth a thousand words, so what else do I need to say?!…read more These cuties are free to visit (donations are welcome) and spend the day with. They are incredibly sweet and friendly, and definitely food-motivated. For $2, bags of treats are available in the gift shop and they go a long way. Each alpaca has its own personality, go meet them all!

It was our first time visiting Maylath Farm and Orchard. My one year old had a great time. He loved…read moreall the rides which we super cheap. They have a big outdoor space where you can walk around and do many activities. The corn maze was fun for all us. What I liked the most was petting the animals. My little one has never been close to a goat and at Maylath's he was able to feed one. I would definitely go back next year. We didn't tried the food but they were many vendors and everything smelled delicious. The staff is nice and friendly.

Great pumpkin patch and fall outing for the family. All of the attractions are reasonable priced,…read moresafe and very family oriented. A train for the kids, hayrides for the family to the pumpkin patch with plenty of variety of pumpkins for picking ($1-$8 range). They also have a zip line, peddle carts, bounce houses and a corn maze for a few. Large hay bales in play area for the kids to crawl and explore. Farmers produce, baked goods also on site with the addition of some outside food vendors which are reasonably priced and good eats. If you're looking for a family fall outing put this on your list.

There's something kind of magical about Hope Hill - it's quiet, scenic, and smells wonderful. We…read moreenjoy visiting and, in the summer, walking amongst the lavender plants and watching and photographing the bees. Wendy usually is in the store offering speciality lavendar items - today it was delicious chocolate. You can also purchase ice cream, cookies, tea and other lavender-related items. One of our favorite things from Hope Hill are the "Hope" bracelets we have worn everyday for the past several years. Highly recommend visiting the farm and spending a few hours. The smell of the lavender and gentle buzzing from the industrious bees in warmer weather is an experience not to be missed.

I first visited this farm two years ago in early July when the lavender was in full bloom, and…read morereturned the following year around the same time because I wanted to relive that amazing sensory experience of the lavender field in full bloom. The products in the gift shop never disappoint, especially the lavender dark chocolate and the lavender brownie which was incredible. I've also purchased products online including the lip balm, the cookbook, culinary lavender, the bloom tea, the hope tea and the lavender hand soap. I've taken the farm tour and recently a culinary lavender class to determine a preference for English or French lavender. Both of these events were wonderful experiences. If you don't live near the farm, I highly recommend that you check out the products they offer online, but please don't purchase ALL of the lavender dark chocolate.

Cash only place but they do have an ATM onsite with small service fees!…read more At least when I went on October 1st. It was $20(Kinda Pricey) for entrance but it includes a good amount of things to do. I added a picture that lists what all is included. When you arrive, there's a hay ride that takes you to the festival from the parking lot! Very kid friendly and lots of photo opportunities. My favorite part was the corn maze and the pumpkin patch. There are a few things that aren't included in the price. I saw a pumpkin cannon launcher that was extra and it was pretty cool to watch! The food isn't amazing and a bit pricey but it's to be expected really at something like this! They had BBQ, lemonade stand, funnel cakes, Playa Bowls and one of the food trucks had seafood. Over all a good experience to visit once a year with larger group on nice fall day, support your local farms and farmers!

Always a fun time at Snyger's Farm Fall Festival in Somerset, NJ. Snyders has so much for kids to…read moredo. A huge slide with a corn pit, a corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin picking, food trucks, and so much more. Pro tips 1. Bring cash, they are cash only. $20 per person to get into the fall festival, there's usually a line because everyone wants to go, and if you forgot cash there is an ATM but the line for thr ATM seems even longer than the entrance line. Bring more than you think, it can get expensive, pumpkins are sold per pound. 2. Bring an extra bag. They do not allow large bags or coolers, however, there are food trucks, and if you'd like to purchase extra to bring home, the trucks do not have bags. It was difficult to walk around with several funnel cakes, drinks, candy apples, fried oreos etc without dropping anything. An extra bag would have been helpful. 3. Dress in layers. It gets cool quickly in the evening but during the day if it's sunny, it could feel comfortable or hot.

I'm so glad I finally got to visit this charming farm in Chester Springs! The property is…read moreabsolutely beautiful, with plenty of friendly farm animals to see -- perfect for kids or just a relaxing day out. There was a long line for ice cream, but it moved quickly, so the wait wasn't bad at all. You can't see the ice cream behind the counter, so you have to go by the menu board (and samples). I tried the cookies and cream, chocolate, and chocolate with peanut butter cups -- all were incredibly creamy and full of flavor. It's 10x better than anything store-bought! There's also plenty of seating both inside and out on the porch, which made it easy to sit back and enjoy the treat. Can't wait to come back and try more flavors!

The ice cream was fantastic and they sell it by weight (per ounce) so I was able to ask for small…read morescoops of three different flavors. They were out of the tiramisu by the time it was our turn in line - warning: lines are long on weekends, especially when it's nice out, so it'll take a while. I tried the rose flavor, peanut butter fudge, and harvest cheesecake. I wasn't actually a huge fan of the cheesecake but did really like the other two. The actual pumpkin patch is nice and we got to pick several pumpkins of our own. If you're not interested in picking them yourself, there are plenty already plucked off the vine and lining the path there, as well as on display, that you could buy instead. Small Pumpkins were $3, medium were $5, and there were two more sizes after that. The tiny ones are $1 each and on a display when you enter. There is apple cider and honey for sale as well. The corn maze is meant more for kids and was a quick walk through for us.

Went there for the sunflower fest. It was $7 to get in, $1-3 per flower, IMO it was a little…read morepricey! I almost get the flower price, but for my wife and I just to walk in was $14. Also, it seems everything was nickel and diming you. $5 for my grandson to pet the cow!! If you can travel to Carlise, in sept check out this sunflower festival, everything is FREE! https://www.mbgourds.com/pages/sunflower-festival

My husband and his family go every year, went for the first time this year to find out it is…read more100%not Ada , handicapped accessible. Could not do the hayride didn't expect to be able to wheelchair thru the pumpkin patch but they could have alternative options for getting people w physical disabilities thru the attraction. They said 'oh well there's pumpkins in the barn. ', that is not the same thing. I was in shock. It's 2024. Do better. Golf carts are an option for differently abled people.