Visited Ticonderoga Farms this past weekend. Firstly, it is way out in the middle of no-where (cow-poop farmland) and takes 45-minutes to 1-hour to reach. The attraction charges a grossly overpriced $15.00 per-person, even for children over age-2 (who in their right mind feels that 3-year old should pay $15 to enter a pasture/field?). There were very few activities for... More

The big hit was the slides, the swinging bridge, the petting zoo, and the hayride through Crocodile Lake:) We came on a Monday after school, so it was around 2 when we got in. The price for a weekday was 8.95 for anyone 2 and over. I think it was pretty pricey considering they did not have the trampoline open,... More

My husband and I took our three daughters to the farm for the first time this weekend. Dad's were free for father's day and my youngest daughter was under two so she was also free! Talk about a good deal! Anyways we had a terrific time. The girls loved the bouncy pillow and slides. They enjoyed the hayride although it... More

We took our 5 year old grandson on a weekday during spring break. Driving in we passed an incredibly long wall made of huge boulders, stacked on top of each other. We were fascinated by it. Apparently the owner lives somewhere on the other side of that wall. We got there late morning and a couple of camp groups were... More

We went to our first Christmas tree farm this year, and couldn't have picked a better place! The kids had a blast on the giant inflatable (and my kids are 12 & 8, so you've got to imagine it's big!), as well as the numerous slides to choose from. They have trees you can cut or pre-cut ones, which we... More

I was so disappointed. I wanted to take my daughter to a pumpkin patch and chose this place after looking at some pictures on their website. The pumpkin patch was the worst ever! Thought we would get to attend a real pumpkin patch with the pumpkins still attached tot he ground. They were all already picked. It looked like someone... More

Finding a place to take kids where they can just play and also see farm animal was a great added value. Mature trees provides shade and that was great for our picnic time. I took ours and the neighboorhood kids to check it out and now they want to always go here.

My husband and I and our 5 children went there to see Santa and have breakfast. My children were so excited we could hardly keep them still. When we arrived we were directed to a beautiful old red barn that was very well decorated. Breakfast was wonderful the pancakes were just perfect, my oldest son ate 5 more then he... More

IT WAS COOOOOLDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! INSIDE!!!!!! When we arrived, we were directed to a barn where the breakfast was being held. The temperature outside was about 25F. When we walked in the barn, it was probably about 35F. There were about 10 picnic tables inside and the decorations were great - you could hardly tell it was a barn. The problem was... More