Blooms & Berries Farm Market — Attraction in Hamilton Township

I’ve been coming here for years, before I even had children of my own with nieces and nephews. It’s a great family fun farm and honestly I haven’t found one that beats it in my opinion. It’s clean, has such a variety of fun activities and it’s just a great place to come and have fun with the kids! That being said this year Fall 2024 has been a hit or miss experience. I have the season week day pass and I’ve done it for years. But the “new and improved” bee train isn’t any fun anymore. I think it would be a great addition but taking away the fun and a little wild original just made my family a bit sad. But even that would be okay if it weren’t for the insane amount of field trips. I don’t mind field trips, they’re great, but they have booked too many in one day. Please limit the amount allowed in a single day/ time frame because a 30-45 minute wait for stuff like the pumpkin bounce pad and the hay ride etc. is completely unacceptable. And also please make those field trips require a certain child per chaperone ratio. Multiple times the children in field trip shirts are not being watched because there’s too many children and not an appropriate child to chaperone ratio. Bonus feedback that weighs nothing on my review but would be so nice- please put a hand washing station at the port-a-potties and diaper changing station! Hand sanitizer just isn’t enough and walking all the way to the animals isn’t the most convenient especially after changing a diaper. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars is because this place has a special spot in my family’s heart… but had this been my first year and first experience my rating would be lower SOLELY due to the very high number of field trips in...

My recent visit to Blooms & Berries Farm Market was a truly delightful experience, filled with sunflowers, pumpkins, and an amazing corn maze. However, there was one minor inconvenience that I feel is worth mentioning—the farm only offers portable toilets (portapotties) and no other restroom facilities.

Let me start by saying that the farm's atmosphere and offerings are outstanding. The sunflower fields, pumpkin patch, and corn maze were all highlights of my visit, and I thoroughly enjoyed the day spent with my family in this picturesque setting.

The staff at Blooms & Berries Farm Market were friendly and helpful, and the family-friendly activities they provided, like hayrides and petting zoos, added to the overall enjoyment of our visit.

Regrettably, my enthusiasm was tempered by the condition of the portable toilets. While I appreciate the convenience of having restroom facilities on-site, the cleanliness left much to be desired. These facilities were not as well-maintained as one would hope for, which was disappointing, especially considering the otherwise charming atmosphere of the farm.

Clean and sanitary restroom facilities are an essential aspect of any enjoyable outing, and I believe that this area requires immediate attention to ensure that visitors have a more pleasant and hygienic experience. I hope that the farm will address this issue to enhance the quality of visits for...

Year after year this has been a great experience. We would take our girls there to pick out pumpkins, mums, corn stalks, indian corn, gourds, etc.

So off we went, taking two SUVs (one for children, other for decorations. We showed up and noticed some of their selection was behind a fence. When we tried to walk out to pick out the fall decorations, a white haired lady told us to stop. She said we had to pay the admission to go out the side. My wife politely said we just wanted our toddler to pick out her own small pumpkins and gourds, we did not have any interest in the attractions, and asked if we could still go. The lady said she would have to ask, then left for the back. Moments later she came back and started helping someone else with cookies. We waited for a response but she never returned to us. My wife asked her what the answer was and she stated no. We already had a cart half filled with mums, Indian corn and scarecrows...which we discarded and just left. It wasn't just how silly it was to not allow someone to shop your inventory but how unnecessarily rude the lady was to my wife.

So in order to buy some of the decorations we had obtained year after year, they now charge an admission fee ($9 per adult, less for children) even if you just want to get pumpkins/gourds/decorations. We will be going elsewhere in the future to make memories for our 3 yr old...