Maple Tree Farm Va

“Maple Tree Farm is always a lovely experience for me and my family! The owners are so nice, the amenities are perfect for the 0-4yo age range but older kids seem to love it as well! I love that the whole farm is walkable and there seems to be something fun to look at in every season! The Christmas lights are my favorite event they host! Highly recommend.”

“Beautiful place run by beautiful people. Every single person who was working there that we encountered genuinely were interested in talking to us and our children ! They all had one mission to lead with love in ensuring everyone I do mean every single person was shown merry & bright attitudes that you could tell was genuine & coming from their hearts.”

“Maple Tree Farm is the best place to go for the money. Plenty for the kid's to do as well as adults. Staff and owner's are extremely helpful and friendly. They are open for Easter, Fall, some summer activities, and Christmas lights are amazing. The Grinch is so fun. Cheap for snacks and fire pit for smores was an excellent touch.”

“The Maple Tree Farm has become an annual tradition for my family. They have plenty of lights and activities. There are fire pits, stories, tractor rides, train rides and the trail. Pretty sure there is arts and crafts in the barn too. They have s’more kits which is always a win with our kids. 10/10 stars love this place”

“I went for their first Ice Cream Festival, and it was a great time! Lots of fun activities for kids and a great selection of ice cream flavors. All of the staff members were friendly and polite, which really added to the experience. I’m looking forward to checking out their other seasonal events!”

“Had my son’s birthday party here and I can’t say enough good things! They were going to be closed for rain but stayed open for us. Everyone loved the barrel trains and the excavators! I loved the story time. The staff was amazing and they made it a perfect day!”

“Had a great time on windy fall day. Lots of activities for kids: face painting, butter making, puppet show, tractor train rides, corn maze, hay bails to play on, a few farm animals. Well staffed, lots of people to help you find what you need.”

“As locals, we were excited to try Maple Tree Farm for the first time. We went late morning on a Saturday and paid $15/$18 a ticket. After being encouraged to buy our tickets in advance online, we were pretty disappointed to find when we got there that several activities that were advertised with the ticket price were not open/available. The train was not open and they did not have any pumping painting (something our kids were pretty excited about). The entire time we were there they had no butter making and no puppet show happening during our time at the farm. The corn maze was okay, but be warned, there is no map or image of what the maze looks like, so you are truly on your own in there. We ended up backtracking and going out the way we came in, otherwise we would have been in there a loooong time 😅. The hay ride was not much with not much to look at expect the back of the farm, old run down cars/buildings/houses, spaces that looked to be used for storage(?) some scary Halloween displays (likely used for Haunted Hallows but still in view and on display even with little kids around), and some open fields(no pumpkin patch). We are pretty sure the hay stacks for playing on had a yellow jackets nest because it was swarming with them, so we avoided that area. The play area was okay, but our kids (6,4) got bored very quickly and asked to leave/move on pretty quickly. We were thankful to find the barrel train open and running, the animals out (but no feeding options) and a new excavator digging area that was not on the websites fall festival info. Our kids spent almost the entire time in the digging activity. Needless to say, there are several other local family run and owned farms that offer fall festivals for a similar price and actually offer what they advertise. Not sure I’d recommend this attraction. 🫣”