Three Cedars Farm

Amazing donuts and apple cider. Spent around 70$ for a family of 6. Got pumpkins, hay ride and food. It was pretty crowded but it was Saturday so understandable. Very family friendly.

Such a nice place to go to on a cool and brisk fall day. This place has it all, farm animals, train rides, a merry-go-round, places to run and climb, apple cider and donuts, and so much more. If you're in the area you need to visit it at least once with the kids. You'll have a great time.

Really unique and fun way to spend weekends in the fall and winter. They have an awesome Halloween and Christmas setup and go all-out with decorations and making the place stand out from other farms. Cool events for the kids that don’t cost anything, and a few that do cost a couple $s but reasonable pricing.

This place is great for kids enjoyment and a few interesting activities and of course mini rides. Small and simple place with sober activities to entertain kids. A few fam animals are also found here. Apple cider shop and donuts available to refresh your energy levels.

Such a fun place to visit with the family. We enjoyed the hayride, cider, donuts, and country store. A great family tradition since our children were younger!

It's a fun place to go if you have kids. They have little play areas for them to keep their interest like a fake train, fake cow that they can milk, and real cows that they can pet, carousel, train ride, and of course, the giant "creepy eyes pumpkin guy" slide. My kids' favorite is the corn box. It's hard to get the kids away once they see the corn box. The cinnamon sugar donuts are the best here. There's also plenty of photo op items here like a little old time gas station, barber shop, old phone booth, and life-size hotdog statue. Definitely check this place out.

We came as a family outing and my daughter fell in love with the cows. Amazing cider slushy and donuts. We wanted to stay longer and do the hay ride but we were tired of fighting with the 🐝🐝 !

I recently visited yesterday with a group of kids under 10. First I would like to mention that they have free on-site parking. They have lots of things to do that are free for kids like a playground with a train, a petting zoo, a corn put, tricycles, slides, hay barrels to climb, corn maze. You can buy train ride tickets. They have an old fashioned candy store with some cool seasonal items. The have beautiful mums and pumpkins for sale. At the petting zoo you can pay 25 cents to feed some of the pets. Please note this is a cash-only business. They have ATMs on site. For organized parties you need a reservation. I had an amazing time and can't wait to visit again.

Cute, family run farm that has a miniature city set up with a general store (where we got some old fashioned candy), donut and cider shop, petting zoo, hayride and pumpkin patch area, etc. We got 1 dozen donuts (half cinnamon sugar-half plain), a bag of pumpkin bread and muffin mix, a half gallon of cider, and a cider slush for about $35. The donuts were not hot, or even warm. They were still good but we wanted to save the rest for when we were home and could heat them up. We thought the slush was really good, too. Overall, this place has a lot of potential to be awesome, maybe on a hotter day or with more staff(?)

Me and my partner are paramedics that work for an ems company in the area. With our ambulance stationed at the farm, the owner went out of his way to give us donuts, cider, and apples! It made our day so much better and it was delicious as usual. Thank you again for the amazing goodies

False advertising. Corn maze is $5/person but they don't tell you that you also have to pay for the hayride up to the corn maze separately (an additional $10/person). But after waiting for the tractor driver to get on the hayride up to the corn maze, he said it was actually $20/person (hayride + corn maze) right as we were about to get on!?!! No ability to get up to the corn maze on your own. Signs around property are confusing. Cash or check only. Bathrooms are covered port-a-potties that were not clean.

Owner is pretty mean and unprofessional. This place is DIRTY and has failed multiple health inspections in the past. I would recommend going anywhere else but this tourist trap. Don't waste your time and don't waste your money. Don't come here.

This farm has tons of fun activities like hay ride, apple orchard, petting farm, stand alone trains and playgrounds. They have activities for the whole family and which is why we decided to give it a try. The place was over crowded with many people not wearing masks. It was very disappointing to see them not following the social distancing strictly. They only accept cash and cheque inside the farm so come prepared. They do have ATMs in the farm but one near the Cider & donut hut wasn't working. They also had a drive through to pick up donuts. Plenty of parking space and seating area to accommodate everyone. They had appointed employees with flags to direct the cars to the parking space. We never got down from the car seeing the crowd. We just drove through the farm and came out as fast as we could. I wouldn't recommend going to such crowded places during this pandemic without following safety protocols.

It's always my favorite time of year. Fall and cider mills go together like peanut. Butter and jelly like mom used to make. Three cedars farm and cider mill has something for the oldest to the youngest customers. I loved so many things they have to offer here. Great cider and fresh donuts variations. I prefer the cinnamon of course. Three cedars has a large location but what they've done with the large slate patio is nothing short of Pinterest worthy. It's roughly 40x30 in size and has multiple seating areas and tables with a grand fireplace and huge fire pit. It's like a oasis of its own. 5 stars isn't a high enough honor. The gift shop and nostalgia antiques made me feel like a kid again. That youthful excitement and surprise around every corner of the shop made my night even more special. The staff could see the happiness it brought to they're customers for sure. The staff are friendly and extremely helpful as well. Covid practices are in play here and well done. The cider and donut building is pleasant and rustic just like it should be. Walk the grounds and enjoy all the nature and animals. This is a true gem and I highly recommend you give them a try. You won't be disappointed.

First time here and enjoyed our grief visit. Here is the breakdown of our experience: Parking: muddy in spots but ample Pumpkin selection: great! No super large pumpkins but that's good, I don't want to move one the size of a small elephant. Refreshments: surprisingly they only take cash or check. Thankfully there were some ATMs on the property cuz we never carry a check on us, let alone much cash. Donuts: hubby liked them a lot but he got to them while they were warm. I did not get one until the next day after we went to Three Cedars so it was a little less fresh. Caramel apple: I loved my caramel apple as it was an Empire apple and not Granny Smith. I love softer sweeter apples. Nite: they do not have disposable knives to cut the apple nor will they cut it for you. Bummer for me as I can't bite into an apple while it's whole due to dental work,,.thankfully hubby took one for the team and started my apple for me. Bees/wasps: a lot of them. I have a severe allergy to them so I had to ditch my caramel apple as it was attracting them. Not an issue unique to Three Ciders - I was hoping it was overcast enough that they would not be out in droves.

Cash or check only here. Parking out front, it's big enough that the direct you where to park. The have hay rides and activities for kids on this Halloween. I see some brave souls on the hay ride. Cider and donuts, no better way to introduce the cold brisk fall season. The overall experience was quite short. It's pretty chilly out here. The donuts are average. There's a lot of activities to do outside, but it's too cold to be outside for very long. The inside donut shop is only for ordering, a queue and that's about it. No warm spot to eat your donuts, except in your car. Bring scarves, gloves and ear muffs if you plan to be outside for more than a few minutes.

Giving this place a one-star rating is being quite generous considering the negative experience I had. The owner's behavior was incredibly disrespectful and discriminatory. It cast a shadow over my son's birthday celebration. It's disheartening to witness individuals who lack the ability to effectively manage a business and who selectively enforce their policies. I'm upset because I made the effort to be respectful and even consulted with the management before taking a seat as a gesture of courtesy. I was informed that seating for 12 people or fewer without a reservation was acceptable, especially since we were using just one table outside their designated rental space for special events. Unexpectedly, the owner emerged and behaved rudely, making unwarranted excuses and uttering nonsense. What's perplexing is that other customers occupied multiple tables for what seemed like a picnic, and he didn't address it. It's unfortunate that it seems our treatment was based solely on our choice of attire (Hijabs). I'm committed to spreading the word to everyone I know, urging them not to patronize this establishment. They certainly don't merit our financial support.

Terrible experience. My son got bit by a dog leaving the farm today (10/1/23). We informed two workers there who told us to email them and let them know what happened. Shortly after my email, I received a call from a guy that works at the farm. It is stated on their website that no pets are allowed. I told him how my son got bit and proceeded to tell me heading to their parking lot is not their property. I said your website states no pets allowed. He replied pets are not allowed on the property. The owner of the dog still went into the "property" after biting my son. the Employee also told me they are too busy to police the visitors. They need to be enforcing their policy. Parking lot is still your property. This was handled POORLY!!! Thank you for caring about the safety of your visitors.

I really wasn't going to bother with this, but the more I think about how it has ruined the last remaining weekend of Halloween for us, the more I think it's well deserved. I booked a hayride and bonfire online, which happened to pop up on an event finder website after having browsed Fall events. Not realizing that it was a third party event organizer, as I've never been to this place ever, nor to Northville, I assumed it was akin to the drastically overpriced Wiard's orchard at which you take a hayride and get off and have a little cider and donut by the fire. At $15 per person vs $25, it sounded like quite a deal. Boy was I wrong. Upon entrance, we were ushered a good mile to the back forty to park, with no directions and only young teenagers waving flags. I rolled down the window to ask where the party was taking place and he knew nothing. By the time we reached the front where the donut shop and country store were, we saw a ton of empty spaces. I asked one of the young workers what the deal was and he said the front lot was handicapped parking. My mother, who is 76 years old, would have appreciated parking there rather than walking all over. We had cider and donuts. The sign outside said hotdogs - somewhere, but I saw no evidence of any real food. $11 for a dozen and $9 for a half dozen. Seriously? I handed a 7 year old behind the counter (which I found neither cute nor legal) a $20 bill for the donuts and 2 coffees,and she flung the $5 in change back at me. No alternative for coffee, just plain white sugar. I ended up throwing the rest of the donuts away because they were so hot when they put them into the bag that they just flattened into a doughy pile of mush in the outside cold. They women at the store had no clue what I was talking about and began asking who organized our event, as if I was supposed to know that. She then checked a list of events and found that ours was upstairs, which my mother was unable to climb. I went up, by that time it was at least 7 and the event had started at 6. Over loud music, the event planners told us we were the first ones there and that if we wanted, we could go on the hayride at our leisure. Why was I not surprised. The hayride, which required walking back to the parking lot we could have parked in, consisted of several hard-as-rocks packed bales of hay as opposed to the loose, soft hay that would normally be on a wagon, combined with the driver plowing ahead at full speed, lasted probably 10 minutes at best. People were flying up off the hay and were commenting on how awful it was. No view, no decor, just a boring hayride to a corn maze and back. As we walked back toward the store, the parking lots in front were even more empty with plenty of non handicapped parents and kids heading to their cars. Skipping the bonfire, I stopped back in the store to speak with the only two adults they had on premises. No apology, not even feigned interested. She tried to blame the event planner. When I suggested she put up signs directing people where their event is, she said "we can't possibly keep up with all the events..." even though she literally had a list of events in her hand. Not hard to put a sign up that says "Bonfire party starts upstairs". So I paid $45 for 4 donuts, 2 coffees and a hayride. These people are money makers. They do not care if you have a good time, and frankly, that goes for most of the surrounding orchards and events as well.

I took my kid there on Halloween and I thought they would have had some event going on at this place and was disappointed the staff unfortunately was not helpful and was way to much for everything there are are more places that I would have rather go to now that I know this place was a sad excuse for a cider mill now I know not to go back to this place every again

Waited in line for half an hour for their ATM to not even work and us be turned away...

It's always a nice time when visiting Three Cedars Farm. The people here are a lot of fun and the goings on here are interesting and fun. There are plenty of things for the children to do. Be prepared to make the rounds a couple of times because each circuit will lead to new discoveries and fun things to do. I appreciate the special things they display for the different seasons. The last time we went her was for Halloween and Thanksgiving. The gift shop was like walking into another time. I got lost in the displays and things for sale and enjoyed my time in there with family, especially the kids. The farm itself is interesting. We didn't go on the hay ride this time but did pick up some very nice pumpkins for carving. I wish I had more time because they had such interesting shaped and color pumpkins and squash. The corn was a blessing to look at too - whether it was the yellow feed corn or the brightly color Indian Corn sitting in autumn sun.

Three Cedars is such a good time even a little rain doesn't ruin the experience. We love this place. Their country store is adorable, and an experience in itself. I love the decorations and interactive Halloween displays. Their trinkets and gifts are adorable. The kids got some old fashioned candies and I purchased cute black cat and witch hat lawn ornaments for the holiday. Once Thanksgiving hits the store transforms into a Christmas wonderland gift shop with equally wonderful gifts. I've stopped here to shop for family. Remember to bring cash, they don't accept credit cards, but this store is a destination worth the trip filled with treasures. Their kids play area combined with live animals and animatronics rivals Blake's fun land and is absolutely free, a must see for fall cider mill lovers. For a small fee they have a train ride, hay ride, and corn maze. My daughter goes crazy for this place, it really brings the festive season to life. They have tons of places to relax, like their fire pits and outdoor fireplace. They sell hotdogs and chips outside. Inside they sell the traditional donuts and cider. We had the cider slush, our fourth one this season. It definitely ranks on top with its sweet flavor and texture of a granita. Their prices are in between the two cider mill price extremes. They offer plenty of indoor seating which sets their place apart from most. There were no bees today due to the rain, but the indoors area provided a reprieve from all conditions. They have a pumpkin patch and many well priced pumpkins for sale. I've been buying baby pumpkins for the kids since they were babies and bought our first ones for the year today. This place is a tradition for our family for a reason, and a must do on the cider mill list.

I visited Three Cedars Farm this year and I think it's my favorite cider mill now! It's located in Northville off of Six Mile. I went a couple times this year, once on a busy Saturday in October and another time on a Tuesday afternoon. I'd suggest going on a weekday as it got super busy on the weekend. Parking was a cinch both times. It was literally the easiest parking I've ever seen at a cider mill! On the busy Saturday at Three Cedars there was a parking attendant directing cars where to park. When you drive around to the back, there is a ton of parking. I parked really close, right at the end of the aisle and it was super easy getting out and leaving too. There's a ton of stuff to do and look at here. They have a corn maze, hayride, petting zoo, a train for the kids, pumpkin patch, bonfires in the back that you can rent, and super cute general store with holiday decorations. The main attraction of course are the donuts and cider and both are sooooooo good! The cinnamon sugar donuts are so good and loaded with sugar and cinnamon and have more sugar cinnamon coating than most cider mill donuts. They're definitely up there as one of my top favorite cider mill donuts. The cider was also very tasty and delicious. The cider slush was just ok though and I wouldn't order it again. After a few sips, it's all ice so I'd stick with cider for the future. You stand in line for donuts and cider at the donut hut. When I came at 1:30 pm on a Saturday the line was already a little long but not terrible and we waited about 10 minutes which really isn't bad as I've waited 30 minutes at some other cider mills. When we were leaving at around 4 pm the line was huge though, all the way to the street. When I came on a Tuesday it was pretty dead and there was absolutely no line and I walked right up and got my donuts and cider with no wait. Everything is cash or check only and they don't accept credit cards. Donuts are $9 for a dozen, $7 for a half dozen, and $2 for a single. Cider is $10 for a gallon and $7 for a half gallon, $3 for a glass or hot cider and $4 for a slush. It makes the most sense to purchase a dozen donuts or a gallon as it's only a couple dollars more so that's what I did. They give you your donuts at the counter and napkins and cups for your cider and you pick out your cider in a cooler to the left of the counter. If you want to purchase tickets for the hayride or train ride, you purchase them here as well. There is a really nice seating area in the middle in a little gated courtyard with a large round fire pit, fireplace with rocking chairs, and bench seating around the area. On the busy Saturday this area was full but when I came on a weekday it was empty so we scored seats by the fire pit which was really nice. We stayed warm by the fire and there were less bees in this area as it seemed the fire was keeping them away. There's also plenty of seating throughout the mill with picnic tables to the left of the general store and a covered tented area with picnic tables in the area where the petting zoo and things are. On the Saturday we sat in this tented picnic table area. After eating delicious donuts we explored and there are a ton of photo ops! There's a cute pumpkin patch area to the right in the front of the cider mill where the hayride begins and there are two cute haystack areas for photo ops. They also had photo ops throughout the cider mill with tractors, scarecrows, pumpkin filled trucks and more. We actually saw an entire wedding party taking their wedding photos here. The general store is cute to walk through too and had lots of elaborate Halloween and Christmas decorations that actually move. Not much to actually buy in the general store other than pumpkin and apple butters, candles, some jewelry and you can also pick out candy. In terms of the pandemic, they had hand sanitizers throughout the cider mill, and I saw people spraying and cleaning tables. They also had a drive-thru for cider and donuts which was nice. A couple friends didn't want to stand in the huge line so we walked up to the drive-thru as we were leaving and they let them purchase cider and donuts there to take home with them without having to wait in a huge line which was nice. Seating is currently closed indoors. It did get super crowded on the weekend though so I'd definitely suggest going on a weekday to avoid crowds if you can. There are no pets allowed. During Fall they're open from 10 am - 10 pm Friday and Saturday and 10 am - 8 pm Sunday through Thursday. I really enjoyed this cider mill. It's really big with lots to explore and the cider and donuts were very delicious. I'll definitely be back next year! They're starting Christmas hours soon on November 27th with Donut Hut and tree sale hours Friday and Saturday 10-8, and Sunday 10-5. They'll only be open on the weekdays for wreaths and trees. They'll also have Santa with social distanced photos on the weekends.

This place would have been a utopian evening for my young kids. Alas, they are men now, so I can enjoy it only From a perspective of a Prospective grand parent. I adore all cider mills, But this place has more petting zoos and play grounds than any other farm I have ever visited. It is similar to a village with numerous attractions and tasty treats. The hay rides, variety of pumpkins And squash were equally impressive. Any Michigander worth her weight in salt must experience this place at once!

Tourist trap. $5 per person for a hayride where you will 100% be covered in mud from the previous riders. We paid $30 for the corn maze. An absolute rip off. The guy working the corn maze told us there's "a couple of spots that have some mud." He flat out lied. In reality, there were only a couple of dry spots. The rest was ankle-deep mud. We watched 2 children and 2 adults slip and fall. Think more "corn swamp" than corn maze. The cider and donuts were literally no better than your local grocery store sells. Just 3X the price. Most of the employees were either rude or condescending. We aired our slip & fall co concerns that fell on deaf ears. They didn't care whatsoever. There is NO petting farm. Just caged pigs, goats, and bunnies that you have ZERO access to. In all don't travel out to this scam. Stay local, and save your money. Never, ever again.

The farm itself is nice. Cute stuff for kids. So while I do like this place keep this in mind- IT IS CASH ONLY!!! We didn't realize this when we went to pick pumpkins. Had to use ATM to get cash for pumpkins and then again for donuts. My husband and I used the ATM separately, both of us realizing we were FORCED to check the balance first and then were able to withdrawal from our accounts. This resulted in multiple fees from our banks to 1) check the balanxe and 2) make a withdrawal. Plus the $3 ATM fee. This is crappy to do to people. I was told there were signs everywhere about cash only, but I didn't not see one. Didn't see one anywhere near the prices of the hayride/pumpkin patch, no where on the sign for donut and cider prices. Disappointed for sure.

The owner just wants your money. This is a cash/check only business BUT make sure to hit the ATM conveniently placed at the beginning of the cider line. Disgusting. You know who pockets all those fees? One guess. The same owner who charges $4 per person, AND children aren't free, for a 2 minute train ride. $5 per person for a five minute hayride. I paid $10 for my toddler and I. But families are only $10. Makes zero sense. $10 for a gallon of cider? $8 for a half gallon. Make it make sense. It really is a shame as this is a family friendly & entertaining farm. I will not be returning. If money is no object for you, by all means go. Also, the bees are insane here & my niece was stung in the lip. They swarm like crazy so if you're allergic, avoid.

Three Cedar's Farm is an awesome Cider Mill! They have the best cider slushees and donuts (in my opinion) beautiful seating areas, and a general store. I'd also like to mention that they have a nice play area, petting farm, hayride and pumpkin picking area. The grounds are always clean, the staff is very friendly, and the prices are fair. Even though this cider mill has a lot of child friendly activities, this place is for all ages. I started going as a kid with my family, and now I go on dates here. I have only went here during the fall, but I believe they have events for Christmas and private parties. *COVID-19* I felt very safe here during my visit today which is why this place shot up from four stars to five. The staff were wearing masks, all guests were wearing masks and maintaining social distance, and all areas were being constantly cleaned. This is a must visit site this fall.

Loved it this year rememberd it being something another apple orchard a while back definitely recommended for families

The farm is bigger than I thought it would be, and way more crowded than I imagine it could get. Went for the good cider and did not disappoint. The slushy though, was almost just cold cider; pretty much all liquid and no slush. Doughnut was also good, 1 for $2, 6 for $8, and 12 for $10, too bad I don't have a big enough stomach for a dozen doughnuts. The corn maze was not too big and pretty easy. Very muddy due to the recent rains. The sign to guide you to the corn maze though, is horrible. I check online for the price and it said $5/person for the corn maze. I asked the donut hut sales person for direction to the corn maze and he said the hayride will bring me to and back from the corn maze. I saw the sign leading to the hay ride saying to corn maze pay $5 when you get on the ride. Cash only of course, saw that online, so I knew about that. Waited in the super long line with no social distancing for the hay rider, and paid $5 each to get on. Once we got to the corn maze, I then finally realized I have to pay another $5 for the corn maze, and I was out of cash. And of course to go back to the atm in the donut hut, you'd have to take the hay ride back and get the cash, then once again stay in the super long line, pay for another hay ride, and come back to pay for the corn maze, which does not make sense at all. They should have made it more clear on the hayride sign or the website or sell corn maze ticket with the train ticket at donut hut, somewhere close to the atm. Thankfully the person selling the corn maze ticket was understanding enough to let us go into the corn maze anyway. Bring some extra cash with you so you don't end up like me.

Very delicious!! I liked how their donuts were a bit crunchy!! The prices are the pumpkins are very reasonable!

What a fun place for the littles! I heard the wknds get super crowded, of course, but we went on a late Thursday afternoon and it wasn't packed. They have pumpkins, hayride, a little train ride, goats, pigs, slides, playground area... And of course they sell Cider n donuts (cash or check only - ATM available). I really appreciated that this year they had tables n chairs set up outside. I saw someone had reserved a room/barn thing for a Bday party. How fun and Covid- friendly!

Great place! Became a tradition when kids were younger and now they take their kids. Just a nice family outing. Each year they added more decor and activities for all to enjoy. So colorful to take your photos. Definitely recommend .

I am visiting after 4 years and looks like everything is just same as it was four years back. This time did completed corn maze. Corn maze is $5. Kids 3 and less are not charged. Nice cider and donuts. Play area for kids. Train ride $4 per person. Nice place to spend few hours with kids. Even not doing corn maze with friends and having donut & cider will be fun

My boyfriend and I went for the first time during a Monday morning and had a wonderful time! It was so fun seeing all of the different things there is to offer and we enjoyed the cider and donuts as well as the corn maze! The only thing was there didn't seem to be any sanitizer out and about which could have been helpful if you didn't already bring your own!

Bring my grandkids every year. Such a fun place! I love the Halloween display and doughnuts

Great place to take children. Plenty to do, take plenty of cash, almost everything costs money, the parking was free. We came on a weekday, and their was a decent sized crowd. The weekends are insanely crowded. The apple cider is some of the best I have ever had. Really enjoyed the apple cider doughnuts as well. We bought tickets for the hayride to the corn maze. It is about 300 yards down the trail. We also bought tickets for the corn maze. They give you cards to get punched at three different stations hidden in the corn maze. Having something to do definitely keeps you walking around the maze longer. After getting all three punches, we headed out. There is a gas fireplace with chairs around it, which we used to catch a break. The restrooms were not that clean, but there were plenty of stalls. Visited the gift shop and John Deere mini pedals riding gallery. Lots to do here.

I went to Three Cedars Farm for a private party. This review is not based on prices since I did not spend any money on food, activities , or the store. There is so much to see and do here. It's a delight to just walk around and see all of the decorations. Everything was decorated for Halloween, especially the country store. It was a feast for the eyes. They sell lots of collectables, old fashioned candy, jams, syrups and much more. There are many activities for kids and adults alike. There is a free petting farm. Lots if play areas for children. There is a train ride, a hay ride, pumpkin picking. They offer areas for private parties. The cider and donuts are delicious. Three Cedars Farms is definitely a place to visit.

My sister and I took the kids here. Beside the COVID-19 regulation. This was pretty nice for the kids. The lines moved fairly quickly. It was a Saturday and it was a nice crowd but not too crowded. The kids had a blast and the weather was really nice so it wasn't a mushy mess like. This was definitely a great place to start the fall season off with. I got pumpkin butter, apple butter, a dozen of cinnamon and sugar donuts, a gallon of cider, and cider spice mix all to go. Not to mention a hot cider and two cider slushy. And the kids also got the pumpkin sippy cup for a souvenir. Price were reasonable and parking was also easy.

Great corn maze, amazing warm spiced cider, and my partner says the donuts are fresh. Hay ride was nice too!

This is a perfectly fine cider mill, don't get me wrong, but it is way over-hyped. Too busy, and not much to do. We did enjoy the animals, and of course the cider and doughnuts. But with so many other options in the area, we will probably not return.

Definitely the best cider mill I've been to! Love that you can walk around for free and that they don't charge entry to walk around and explore. There are so many cute stations for kids to play and even feed farm animals. Lots of great places to take cute, fall family pics too. Cider and donuts are super yummy! My favorite donut is cinnamon sugar, of course. Ask for the warm donuts and they'll get them fresh off the fryer for you in the back room - otherwise they'll give you the ones that have been sitting up front in the case. The apple cider slushy is a must! Only thing I don't like is the outhouse bathrooms - not my thing. It didn't smell bad in the main area but outhouses are just plain gross. I also don't like having to pump my own water with a foot petal to wash my hands. I guess I am just a city girl! Glad I didn't use the bathroom until after I ate! Hay ride was cute and the perfect length. The driver was super friendly and chatty. It's nice they charge $5/family rather than per person. The corn maize costs per person but we didn't go this time. It looked legit though. We came opening day of 2016 on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't too packed. From what the driver said it gets super busy, especially on weekends - so if crowds aren't you thing, you may want to consider going during the week. This place totally rocks! Perfect destination for a fun, fall family outing.

Very disappointing!! Petting farm had 2 goats for kids to feed. That's it. Half the feed dispensers weren't working. The kids loved the corn box but all the riding toys were broken. Not worth it.

The owner was rude and only interested in our money. I would not recommend this place to anyone, very disappointing!

Our favorite cider mill! Great for kids and adults! They have a pumpkin patch, train rides, hay rides, small farm (pigs, chickens, goats, rabbits). Cinnamon sugar or plain donuts are $8/do. Slush ciders are $3/ea. BRING CASH! They don't accent credit cards. They do have an atm but who wants to pay a service fee to pull money out ? Their donuts are the best! Especially when warm. We look forward to coming every year and always bring out of town guests to check them out. They also have a small gift shop in the barn. Also cash only.

The scariest haunted attraction in the area The punkin on top of the child's play place was the scariest thing I have ever seen!!!!! The bee infestation was also a good spooky touch. My bf and I will definately be back soon.

Loved this Cider Mill! Great for a family outing. They have a corn maze, hay rides, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, cider, donuts and more! This was my first time and I'll definitely return

I'm giving them one star for the donuts. Otherwise, I'd give zero stars. The parking attendants are basically children, and had my car, which had a handicapped person and a handicapped symbol on the license plate, waiting in a dangerous situation that could have injured everyone inside. For whatever reason, we still decided to park and explore the property. They don't have good signage, so it's not clear what costs money, and what doesn't, and then they don't ban smoking, yet the facility is full of families. I had my two-month old son with me, and my nieces and nephews were there too, and it was nearly impossible to not walk through a cloud of cigarette smoke. Yuck.

Great cider and donuts, ample parking! Pumpkin patches, hay rides, playground with petting zoo!

Will never be back! If you believe Covid is a hoax and are dying to be crammed into a room with a ton of people some wearing masks and some not but impossible to get more than two feet away from the next party than this is the place for you. Oh you want cider you say? (After already waiting 30 minutes and paying) sure just squeeze through the 20 people shoulder to shoulder in front of you and then back through again in order to exit. No thanks, never again.

Sometimes the lines are long but, they move fast! We did the corn maze, and I think the hayride could be longer or more interesting but, overall it's always a good experience. There are a couple other things the kids can do for FREE, like the sides and little corn pit. They can look at the animals, too. It's a good local spot for us. We leave with happy kids, and that's what matters most to us.

This is such a cute farm and the staff here is super nice. There is many things to do and see. The prices are cheap and affordable. I've gone twice this year and will definitely be going again next year as well.

This place was that family fun at all! Everything was way too expensive and so many people got stuck in the mud and they had to pull them out with a tractor including us. It took about 45 minutes to get us out of the mud when they finally got a tractor to pull us out. They should have been better prepared for parking. If you want to go to an orchard and have fun with your family go to someplace like Erwin's Orchard in South Lyon. It's a bit smaller but less expensive and family-friendly.

This is a great cider mill, especially if you're looking for more than cider/donuts. they have a huge barn next door in which you can find all sorts of goodies, from home decor, seasonal gifts, and old-fashioned candy. They have hay rides, too. There is a very large parking lot but it can get quite busy on weekends.

I love fall activities, so I was very excited to visit for my birthday. The whole place is like a farm amusement park- fake animals, Chuck E Cheese-type band, kitschy store, and painted photo ops. The U-pick pumpkin area had grocery store cartons full of pumpkins sitting right behind the fence. The cider was from the grocery store and overcharged by 200%. The bathrooms are disgusting. The whole thing smacks of disingenuous fall love. Kids love it, but I left very dispirited.

Went here for the first time this weekend. The farm is super cute and the donuts and cider were awesome! The little shop has homemade jams, we got a blueberry one which is awesome. It looks like a lot of fun for kids as well. They have a play area and other things to do as well. It's a little out of the way, but worth the drive! They also have the cider slushes that a lot of people like now a days.

My favorite cider mill!! Their donuts are the by far the best of any of the Detroit area cider mills. Super soft with the perfect amount of cinnamon sugar. There's an adorable shop with Halloween or Christmas decorations depending on the season. Bring cash! They do not accept credit cards.