If you love animals, you'll love this farm. For $10.50 for adults and $7 for kids, you can hold…read morekittens, feed baby goats and buy bags of corn to feed the adult animals. You can also learn how to milk a goat. There are so many animals here -- horses, ponies, rabbits, peacocks, cows, ducks, chickens, doves, and of course the goats and cats. I don't have little kids anymore but kids of all ages can enjoy this place. It was a highlight of our trip to Door County

We loved visiting The Farm! Feeding baby goats, cuddling kittens, watching newborn baby chicks take…read moretheir first steps, milking a goat, and walking through a spectacular flower and vegetable garden, I mean, how can you not feel joy? I love that there's also a trail you can go on, but we didn't have enough time for that. There's plenty to do here with all the different animals and exhibits showcasing historical farm life.

We visited Plum Loco over Labor Day Weekend, and our 1.5 year old had a ball! The animals were…read morefriendly and looked well taken care of and the staff was friendly and enthusiastic. When you buy the animal feed they tell you to go straight to the animals otherwise you'll get stuck in the play town forever. That was great advice as after we were done feeding the animals our kiddo was in heaven checking out the mini diner, grocery store, vet and more, riding on the child sized tractors and generally just having a ball. It was a great time, the perfect place to Brinn a picnic lunch & enjoy as the kids play. We will be back for sure!

So much fun here !! I enjoyed coming here it was great seeing all the animals !! A fun thing to…read morestop and due on a trip

My family and I went apple picking at Jacob's Farm and had a great time! We were able to find some…read moreapples, but most of the fruit such as apples, peaches, pears, and cherries was already picked over, so I'd recommend going earlier in the season. It was a little confusing at first since no one was around to guide us, but a kind staff member eventually helped. You pay after picking by Venmo, cash drop box, or at the bar. Just note that if you pay at the bar, tax is added. They had live music while we were there, the pizza smelled amazing, and the cider options at the bar were great. They also have a corn maze, which looked fun, though my husband chickened out thanks to Children of the Corn . Overall, it's a good family spot. Just plan your visit early for the best fruit-picking experience!

Eat before you come is the story of this establishment. My family went for the opening weekend half…read moreoff pizza and beer special to watch our cousin play with his band. They ran out of pizza, so we were forced to order overpriced members mark appetizers straight from the frozen aisle of Sam's Club. The boneless buffalo chicken wings were advertised as eight pieces, but we got six wings, no ranch, and paid $16. This was more than a pizza was supposed to cost, but again we couldn't order a pizza if we wanted too. The overall atmosphere was cool, but there was not staff to keep the place clean. We had plates from previous customers at our table during our whole visit. The only thing keeping this from a one star review was the awesome band, Wax. They put on a fantastic show! The staff was also friendly enough, but the management problems are abundant and on display.

This was such a nice addition to our girl's wine trip! We had a private tour through the lavender…read morefields and spent far too long in their gift shop. The staff was so helpful and seemed genuinely happy to show us around. Make sure you stop!

Wonderful place to see a show or walk around. Very charming even if lavender isn't in season or has…read morebeen harvested

Had a great visit at the elk farm. Family friendly. Nice tractor wagon ride. Tractor rides run…read moreabout every hour. Fun feeding the elk. Great value. Friendly staff- Knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. I've visited before and can't wait to visit again.

Great time. Very nice staff. Wife had a great time feeding the elk. Would definitely recommend…read moregiving it a shot. Nice surprise

We love the Shetler Family Dairy, and have been buying their milk for 10 years. We also love their…read moreyogurt smoothies and cream. We love that they do not homogenize the milk, which makes it healthy for the heart, the way milk is supposed to be drank. They also flash pasteurize to avoid killing off all the healthy nutrients in the milk. Store-bought milk is homogenized (very unhealthy for the human heart) and ultra pasteurized, which kills essential nutrients. Their milk tastes way better than the store milk I grew up on. Their chocolate milk is also amazing. I don't know if they still do the milk plant tours, but if they do, be sure to go on one. I remember years back, Kaleb Shetler showed a group of us how they process and bottle the milk. It was amazing. Each year they also have their Open Barn, which is amazing for the whole family. There is only one thing that I don't like, and that is their ice cream. I am an ice cream fan. Their ice cream used to be super gritty and I stopped eating it. Just had some recently and it is too dense and crystalized. I do, however, think it is good that they use fewer bad ingredients in their ice cream, which some other local dairies use. The ingredients list on their ice cream is shorter than others, which is a good thing. We will continue to support the Shetler dairy for as long as we continue to live in the area.

5 STARS!!!! WHY? BECAUSE IT'S AWESOME!!!!…read more I don't know why anyone would rate it any less than 5 stars. Where else can you get cream line milk in glass bottles fresh from the farm?!?!?! No, seriously, where? The place is small and their hours are 11-5, but if you can make it there they have amazing products and it feels like a step back in time to a place where things were a little more simple, a little higher quality, and a whole lot more delicious. They have other products as well. Cheese and meat. I mean, really, what else do you want out of a little Dairy Farm Store? I mean, other than girls dancing the can-can or a juggling clown, this place is one of my favorite stops on my way north. It's pricey, but so is a Mercedes and I don't see anyone complaining about that. You get what you pay for here. They also take American Express, which is a plus for a business traveler looking for a place to spend his daily per diem.

A must see on Washington Island!…read more I'm biased, because I LOVE the color purple. But come on....neatly arranged, shapely clumps of flowers laid out in a giant field? It's a beautiful (and fragrant) sight! There were so many butterflies and bees visiting all the flowers at our visit, that I took probably too much time trying to take the perfect photograph. There is a gazebo and benches amongst the lavender plants if you choose to relax out there, otherwise, there is a patio just outside the shop to relax on and enjoy your purchases. The shop is a cozy place with lavender EVERYTHING! Books, oils, sachets, perfume, soap, dried flower bunches, small dishes, pressed flowers, candles, jewelry..... There is a small counter area where you can purchase food and beverages, most of it lavender infused. I picked up a few caramels, and my husband bought me a lavender wine slushie. I am by no means a wine drinker, but this thing was delicious! The ladies inside the shop are very friendly and knowledgeable, and can give you recommendations on which kind of lavender plants to purchase when you get home (I don't think they sell plants there). Be sure to put this place on your list! 7/2025

We visited the lavender field ($5 per adult, free parking) hoping for a fragrant, relaxing…read moreexperience. The grounds are small, with a gazebo and a few photo spots, but surprisingly, there was little lavender scent in the air. Bathrooms are only accessible after paying admission. The gift shop and coffee counter were cute, but overall, the $5 entry felt underwhelming compared to other lavender fields in other states and countries.

My husband and I visited Robinson Family Christmas Tree Farm to find the perfect tree, and we did!…read moreThere are trees and wreaths out front if you want something pre-cut, or you can chop your own down. We were SHOCKED at how many trees there were. We kept thinking we made it to the end of the trees, just to realize there were acres more! The tree farm also offers free hot coco and cookies, which were a nice touch! We will be back next year!

My wife and I enjoyed some beautiful sunny weather at Robinson Family Christmas Tree Farm the…read moreweekend prior to Thanksgiving this year. The family who runs the farm is very friendly and helpful, showing us all of the pre-cut trees in the front lot and also showing us the "u-pick" portion of the farm in the back. There were TONS of trees in the back of the farm--you would never know from the parking lot! What an awesome memory to make with your family. There were free saws that you could borrow to cut down your own tree and they also offered to wrap it and haul it to your car for you! After getting your tree, there is a nice heated barn with complimentary hot cocoa, cookies, and other treats for purchase! Lots of farm animals too for the little ones to pet. We definitely enjoyed our time here and will be back next year!

Super fun place to go for a visit. We may have got lost on the way, it's on a dirt road, it…read morehappens. Appointments for farm tours, which last for 1 hour, 5$ and take place three days a week. There's a nice gift shop for afterwards, too Make your alpaca feeding, petting, and frolicking dreams come true. Great value, amazing experience. I have a lifelong obsession, fascination with camelids. Just a bucket-filling experience all-around, need some joy in your life, just observe alpacas in their adorable-ness.

Such an awesome experience! The Interactive Alpaca Guided Tour is $5 per person and the Gill family…read moregoes through each of their alpacas, telling us their names, their stories, and letting us pet, feed, and take pictures throughout the tour. They also have a gift shop filled with things like alpaca yarn, sweaters, toys, etc. Highly recommend visiting when you're heading to the Traverse City area or at the end of your trip!