Connors Farm

“this farm is by far one of our favorite farms. we’ve gone twice and we plan on continuing to return. there’s so much to do, for everyone. especially the kids! it’s obvious they put a ton of thought into their structures and different stations/areas. i think our favorite is the treehouse area for kids. these houses are surrounded by trees of course, a little pond and bridge. you can also see the train riding by. there’s slides and ramps to get you up, down and around (adults can walk through). you may not fit in the treehouses but there’s room for adults to walk through. there’s also a tire swing there. it’s so nostalgic and just every childs wish. all you hear are happy screams and playing. there’s a tug a wars. a bouncing area which you do need to remove your shoes for. so be prepared for that. i’d suggest wearing “sky zone like socks” with grip. there’s a water pump with ducks that’s super cute and fun but only one worked. i’m sure they’re working their way to fixing it. there’s golf and a funny electric chicken show. hayrides and corn mazes. the hay ride takes you through a part of the corn maze and the outside. it’s about a 10 minute ride, maybe less. they have cute carts for kids to ride in. adults can also fit. it can be a bumpy ride so prepare for that. there’s a bathroom at the far end of the farm and in the front. which is helpful especially if you’re with little ones. there’s a fun train ride that’s about 10 mins or less. the ride feels pretty long. the hours vary depending on the day and amount of staff there. the scenery is so beautiful. there’s so many animals, chickens, goats, a pig, turkeys, donkeys, bunnies. you can feed them but make sure you bring or get quarters. also hand wipes and sanitizer because some of the wash stations don’t have soap. you can also purchase your mine rocks at the front , if you’re interested in doing it. we went during the daytime both time and that’s where they were being sold. i think on the weekends it changes. overall the scenery is just beautiful. the variety of all the things you can do is overwhelming but in the best way. some of the older employees are strange but a lot of them are kind and helpful especially the younger ones. they do give you a map to navigate easier. the store has so many goodies to bring home. we ordered fries a slushy and a donut. the slushy and fries were a hit. the donut wasn’t extravagant but it was decent. so dress warm, wear your least best shoes and prepare to enjoy yourself.”

“This place doesnt get the attention it deserves. When i tell you this will keep kids busy for the entire day, i mean it! 15.00 a person, everything (but food purchase) included. You wear a bracelet and they have many activities. Adorable houses/schoolhouses for kids to play. Bouncing areas thtroughout, arcade games that You help yourself too. Mini train rides, hay rides, little cow and bee carts for littles, push yourself bikes, animals, beautiful lake to look at. Tractors to climb on and juat adorable games tgroughout the place. Bathrooms throughout too for your littles that always have to go. Sand with toy tractors. Swings and play structures. Literally everything! Staff is also very nice.”

“Connors Farm is great for little and bigs of all ages! Recommend buying tickets online they’re a little cheaper ! I believe you save about 10 bucks. regardless the money is well worth it ! so much to do, from the animals, to all of the slides swings climbing things, and giant bouncer! There’s also a super cool train and tractor ride which are all included !!! My little is 16 months and loved it, most of the play areas were for older kids but we still had a great day!!!!”

“We LOVE Connor’s and we have been going there since the day before my daughter was born (she just turned 21 this past Monday). Their CSA is worth EVERY PENNY!! We get the 1/2 share for our family of four and it is incredibly helpful!! One of my favorite things about the CSA is when we get to pick fresh flowers. So far, we’ve gotten to pick sunflowers a few times this month. Other flowers are growing and we will get to pick them soon!!”

“Amazing place for kids, it's almost like a mini amusement park but farm themed. Multiple rides, arcade games, apples shooting, apple picking, mini golf, multiple play structures, zip line, feeling animals and so much more. We absolutely love going to this place.”

“I heard about this place from someone at my son's bday party and decided to visit this place on a sunny Sunday. We have visited few other farms before and went with the similar expectation. To our surprise this farm has so much more to do. It has been setup so well that it can keep you and kids busy for whole day. My son loved this place so much. They don't just have hay ride but also funky cow and bee shaped trolley rides, amazing train ride which takes you across the maze farm, apple trees. This is not less than any amusement park, rather better because the play areas and open games setup is better than fancy rides. At the entry of the farm you also have a grocery store setup where you can pick some food and drink. Inside there is one small restaurant also. Highly maintained place and must to do with family. Already planning for my next trip to here :)”

“Perfect spot for a family day out !!! This place combines a farm stand, playground, and pick-your-own experience—all included with one entry ticket. There’s a wide variety of activities to enjoy: apple picking (charged separately), a mini train that runs through the fields, hayrides, mini golf, a bounce pillow, treehouse, swings, throwing games, a sand pit with toy construction vehicles, slides, tricycles, and more. It’s great for kids of all ages—from toddlers to older children—everyone will find something fun to do. One thing to keep in mind is that veggie-friendly food options and water are a bit scarce, so be sure to bring your own snacks and drinks.”

“We used to love Connor’s Farm but if you go during the weekday be prepared that the rides are only at scheduled times and if your watch differs by one minute from theirs they won’t let you on. The carousel operator refused our children entry because she chose to open the ride at 1:55 and when we showed up at 2 as posted they were already running it. I’m ok with having rides at scheduled times but maybe don’t run the ride ahead of time and then tell a bunch of kids to come back in two hours.”