Thistleberry Farm

“The people at Thistleberry have always been so kind, generous, and truly fantastic. I’m an avid photographer, and have been out there MANY times in the last few years. Unfortunately their flower fields weren’t open this fall, but the employees/owners helped me to be able to get great photos, last year with some nature photography, and of my two best friends who were expecting… Then this year of my now 6 month old, beautiful Goddaughter amongst the pumpkins. One of the most beautiful sites in the area, I can’t wait until next summer when the flowers are back! Thank you so much to the staff Thistleberry for accommodating us!”

“Incredible flower farm during the summer. Lavender of various types including culinary Lavender. Once you pay admission, you will receive the scissors and pick a basket to carry the Lavender you cut. Smells amazing. Take your time, take photos Ask them questions about cutting and enjoying the Lavender you're taking home. There is a sunflower field too. different area and separate admission. affordable though. Gift shop at the front near parking. Be sure to bring a cooler of water, drinks and snacks. you'll be happy with your adventure! Support small business. Visit Thistleberry farm!”

“Always a fun time to be had at Thistleberry Farm! As adults with no children, we always have a great time. The corn maze is big and offers a fun "scavenger hunt". You can get lost for hours. There are adorable farm animals around to see as well. The donuts and food are all great. Every staff member is very kind and polite. They have a great selection of pumpkins and other fall needs. They also have some of the best pumpkin butter!”

“This place was booming!! You can pay to pick fresh flowers by the bucket full. If you have kids you can bring them here to burn out all their energy, just let them run wild. The gift store was full of one of a kind Halloween decorations and home made items. I felt like a kid myself running all over this farm. I highly recommend a visit 😁😁😁😁😁”

“I loved it here. Peaceful, relaxing and a friendly worker was very helpful in teaching me how to cut the sunflowers and lavender. I'll be back in the fall. I absolutely enjoyed my time here. I felt like I was so far away from the city but it was only a 15 min drive for me.”

“This is a wonderful venue for taking pictures. Just for fun or special events. Pictures come out stunning!!! They have props available and friendly staff!! For kids they have a little adventure park. My kids aren’t small anymore so I’ve never gone. Looks fun!”

“Great experience every time we go. Take the kids* eat the doughnuts * buy pumpkins and mums* fun for the whole family with corn maze, hay rides and plenty to do. Great staff too!”

“Visited for the first time with two kiddos. Parking is a little chaotic, you just have to find a spot. You pay for a wristband which allows you into the play area. There are Porta-Potties on site. There is a place for fresh donuts, cider shakes, and coffee, and another for food (smash burgers, fries, tots, walking taco, soda, and cider (hot and cold). The cider is really good. There is limited seating/picnic tables and the bees LOVE everything sweet, so they were buzzing around our cider, causing my kids to freak out and refuse to eat food because they were scared of the bees. For activities, they have pedal cars, bubbles, a corn pit, a bounce house, giant legos, hayrides, cow barrel train, basketball, jumping pillows (not labeled for size requirements), animals, duck races, a couple slides, and photo opportunities throughout. It was pretty hot out so activities under the tents, such as the corn pit and bounce house were a bit warm for the kids. There was a gift shop with pumpkins, flowers, etc and we grabbed a couple mini pumpkins for $1.50 each and a water before leaving. Overall, it was fun experience and I would probably return.”