Three Cedars Farm

“We had such a great experience at Three Cedars Farm! The donuts were warm, soft, and coated in just the right amount of cinnamon sugar — truly some of the best we've had. The cider slushies were a refreshing and fun twist on a fall classic, and they paired perfectly with the donuts. Beyond the treats, the farm has so much to offer, especially for families. There were tons of fun activities for the kids, including a corn maze, hayrides, and play areas that kept them entertained for hours. They also loved visiting the barn with all the friendly farm animals — the goats and pigs were a big hit! The entire place has such a festive, welcoming atmosphere. It’s clear the staff puts a lot of care into making the farm a fun, safe, and memorable experience. We’ll definitely be making it a yearly tradition. Highly recommend for a fall family outing!”

“We’ve been to Three Cedars multiple times during the fall for all the fun activities (and of course cider and donuts). But we recently went to visit Santa and the experience was amazing. We must have gotten lucky with our time because there were only a couple of families ahead of us. My kids loved looking at all of the animatronics while waiting to see Santa and Mrs. Claus. I didn’t feel we were rushed when it was our turn and both Santa and Mrs. Claus were so patient when my daughter just didn’t want to leave. One of the best parts was knowing that the money for the photo was being donated to Active Faith in South Lyon. Looking forward to making this an annual tradition”

“Cute, family fun place with very charming buildings. I do wish they would have had baked goods, such as breads and pies, however, the cider and donuts were outstanding. Geared more towards families with little ones, but our "teenage" family had fun strolling the grounds and finding the "trees" in the corn maze. The gentleman driving the hayride was funny too. Great, family friendly place! Wish I would have known about it when my son was younger, as I only live about 40 minutes away.”

“My eldest granddaughter recommended this farm. The apple cider and donuts were awesome! The yellow jacks were notorious. Today at "Three Cedar Farms' was our official "Family Fun day!" We will refer other family members.”

“We had a joint birthday party for our kids here and overall the kids had an absolute blast! 🎉 Jamie was wonderful — so nice, knowledgeable, and welcoming. She even called ahead to confirm our booking, which I really appreciated. A couple things could be improved: the barn tables were very dusty, and random people sat on the little porch/patio right next to our guests, which was a bit distracting. Also, the rental was supposed to include cider for 30 people plus the 3 extra gallons I paid for, but we only received the 3 gallons. The party cost around $800, and rides were discounted from $4 to $3 that day. Even with a few hiccups, we really do love this place and the kids had a great time .”

“Great for kids! A lot for them to do. I wish I lived closer. I’d prefer this over Blake’s orchard. Reason for 1 star off is the plain Donuts were like cardboard. A major disappointment. The sugar was great! Next time I’d like to try the hot dog cart.”

“Good cider and donuts. Wish the donuts would have been warm though. It’s definitely been nicer to go during the sunlight hours for us. Kids love the corn bin and the animals too!”

“Very cute setting with lots of fun things for the kids to do. Cute little train ride and the hay stacks were great for kids to play on. Petting zoo has goats, sheep and pigs but it is unsupervised and they can only feed them through the fence so that was a drag. The place was crowded and lines were long. Train and carousel require tickets that you have to buy in the store (standing in line with donut buyers, a pointless way to waste our time instead of selling them near the rides). The parking lot is massive so allow extra time. Not much to eat so don’t plan on a meal. The bees are really bad, especially at the picnic tables. Overall, the young kids had fun but it was too many cars and people for the space, and not enough to eat. Apples and donuts were delicious.”