Ashland Berry Farm Inc

“🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Ashland Berry Farm - A Fall Must-Visit! Every year, we make our pilgrimage to Ashland Berry Farm with the kids, and it never disappoints! Here's why it's a solid five-star experience: - Free Admission: Unlike other places, you can enjoy the farm ambiance without an entry fee. - Pumpkin Deal: The all-you-can-carry pumpkin deal for $30 is an unbeatable bargain, or you can choose to buy individually if you're not in the mood for a pumpkin haul. - Affordable Snacks: Their hotdogs, corn dogs, and fries won't break the bank, and don't get me started on those fresh, homemade donuts—absolutely to die for! - Activities Galore: For just $12, the kids get access to bounce houses, games, mazes, and a petting zoo. The joy on their faces? Priceless. - Hay Ride: The tractor hay ride to the pumpkin field is not just transport; it's part of the adventure that we all look forward to. - Friendly Staff & Convenience: The staff goes above and beyond, providing wheelbarrows to cart your pumpkin treasures back to your car with ease. - Clean & Well-Maintained: The farm is kept in tip-top shape, making for a pleasant visit every time. - Gift Shop: Don't leave without stopping by the gift shop for some local honey, jams, and other delightful treats. Ashland Berry Farm has mastered the art of the family-friendly fall outing. If you're in the area, this is THE place for your autumnal festivities. Can't wait to go back next year!”

“Great Pumpkin Picking Experience My husband and I visited last October and had a great pumpkin picking experience. We got there first thing in the morning when the line for the hayride wasn't too bad (by the time we left, the line was through the parking lot). In line, there was warm drinks, donuts, and other food for sale. The line was also surrounded by activities for kiddos. The hayride was scenic and pleasant. We got dropped off in the pumpkin field for an unlimited amount of time to browse and pick. When we were ready to head back, we waited in line in the field to take the hayride back to the entrance. When we got off the tractor, my husband gathered all of our pumpkins in his arms and walked the 3 steps in front of staff. We were able to get several large and small pumpkins for the set $20 price. I haven't found prices at any nearby farms that beat that, since we wanted several, and most other farms charge by the pound.”

“We have plenty lot of parking and was waiting on a line to enter , everyone who enters has to take a hay ride to the pumpkin farm , The ride was great, the farm is a huge one , you will feel good there . I have seen a lot of pumpkins in the farm , they are fresh and healthy too. By returning back to the entrance we can go to from store over there where you can buy popcorn, cotton candy etc and I got to see a boo house over there for 5$ , it’s good for kids as it’s 3D . Overall I have enjoyed , try to go there in a weekend and you feel amazing.”

“Been going here since I was a kid and now my little girls go every year. If you want to real authentic pumpkin picking experience then this is your place! We love it here and there's no other place that gives my the fall vibe I need like Ashland Berry Farm.”

“My family goes to this fsrm for pumpkin pickin every year! Great place. Affordable food, fun activites, all you can carry pumpkins for $20 bucks, free hayride. Super fun for kids.”

“I have been going here since I was a child. I love picking pumpkins, going on hay rides, walking their green house and of course the little store. staff is always friendly and all in all it's a pretty place . Don't forget to visit the goats! Seeing them walk across their little bridge is adorable. I recommend this place for a good family outing in the fall.”

“We went on Saturday the 18th of October. Tractor drivers, the guy at the pumpkin patch and lady at the wristband register are awesome and professional, the rest of the staff not so much. We asked about the tickets and who needs to buy them. We were told only the minors needs the tickets for the petting zoo area. Let's go to the petting zoo part, big group ahead of us was told that each person needed a wristband to which they argue their case to the worker. She was very rude to them in dismissing their claim. My wife asked the same thing since we were told at the front that only kids needed the wristband, the worker replied "do whatever you want I don't care about this anymore". Next coming back from the pumpkin patch, staff started yelling at our group when were getting down from the tractor to not steal the pumpkins that they know who is stealing and they would catch us. Nothing like being accused of stealing pumpkins for some reason or another. Next let's get a drink, long line I get it their busy, but again the attitude from concession staff just leaves you with the sorry I'm bothering you I just want a drink and maybe some French fries feeling. I get it sometimes the staff gets frustrated but it was overall rudeness from the majority of the people we engaged. I feel bad for anyone who has any disabilities because it is not very accommodating, but is the business decision on what they offer. Is a good deal for the as many pumpkins you can carry for $30. Other than that sorry I don't recommend it.”

“We visited after confirming the venue was accessible, but unfortunately, it wasn’t. With a child in a wheelchair, we encountered gravel paths, stairs, & no accessible routes to the main attractions. The pumpkin patch was only reachable by hayride, which wasn’t safe or practical for anyone with mobility challenges. Staff said they don’t offer accommodations and denied ever claiming accessibility. Areas were cash-only, and there was staff smoking at the register. Overall, the experience felt unwelcoming and not inclusive for families with accessibility needs of any age.”