DeBuck's Family Farm — Attraction in Van Buren Charter Township

I brought my niece and greet niece. Yesterday we got pecan pie cider donuts. It was a great day until we met a certain cashier.. Approximately sixty years old with a very Bad attitude! We were happy & she was clearly unhappy! When we went to purchase our delicious treats. I said hi, girls to the cashiers the young ones smiled, the old one made an ugly face at us. And looked away. I asked how much was the price is on the pie. The old cashier snapped at me and said the price is on the pie. Guess what? It wasn't, the sweet young girl said no, it's not on the pie.It's this much. So I said to the older cashier.Please show me where is it?The price on this beautiful pie.She snarled at me again. Unprofessional, unhappy clearly having a bad day. I am retired from homeland security.I am 53 years old no spring chicken. I know what it's like to work with.The public and some people are rude.We were very nice. I had the young cashier ring me up the old lady ring up my niece.She was mumbling under her breath , complaining about me to my family. She clearly Doesn't deserve the job working at such a happy clean friendly atmosphere. I did. Talk to her supervisor who was very professional nice and apologized.I said don't apologize for her ignorance. We enjoyed all the outdoor activithese. Everybody was nice friendly. Maybe she was having a bad day, maybe her feet were hurting or her back.I get it! There is no reason to display a bad attitude to a good happy , smiling friendly customer! I made sure before we left.\nTo say Goodbye to the old cashier, telling her\nLearn how to treat the customers that come into this cider mill. The\nVery nice security officer with the pink hair came to me.I said, let's go and walk.I was homeland security and private security.I respect security. I told the security officer.Point your finger at me make it look like you're really given it to me she smiled. I did not come in. Expecting expecting confrontation and I sure as hell do not create dmama. In public or at home. Will I go back there absolutely?I sure hope I don't see her again. She clearly wanted to cuss me out that was our first time there.It won't be our last. I won't let one bad apple spoil the rest. Please.\nIf you have video camera inside review it, I have red hair.I was wearing my Halloween pajamas, so was my niece.It was a fun day. Until we ran into the cashier from hell! We let it go.We had fun and...

Took my 5yo daughter today for their opening day for the first time. I was disappointed that the layout is very spread out! It being 80 today didn't help haha. If you walk to the tulip field or back and don't want to wait for the wagon that doesn't have a stroller ramp you cannot walk on the dirt road have to walk in the grass which is hard with a wagon or stroller. They have a separate picking field but you have to walk there and nothing stops there. The tulips were not all in bloom, which I knew being opening week. They are pretty but there are not as many "rows" imo vs what was advertised. The photos are from last year and not this year. I thought the food was over-priced, and the Pizza wasn't even open which was sad. I was disappointed I had to buy 6 donuts instead of just 2. The Strawberry Lemonade was good though but they didn't have straws and had to run and get them but it was opening day. I was disappointed the jump zone was closed. The slides to me looked dangerous and I understand the waiver. I went to purchase tulips ($35 for the jar and could not get only a few without processing the jar) and they did not have a water station set up. Most of the activities I felt were too advanced for my child. The corn pit was full on bugs and I was encouraged by another mom not to let her go in. The tulips are beautiful and there are great opportunities for photo ops! It is hard to maneuver around the rows with a stroller, but it is a lot of walking. Overall it is pretty but everything is overpriced. Even the bubble station required a purchase. We expected to stay most of the day but left after 3 hours. We used the port-a-potty by the fields and it was clean. I was also not a fan of the music being played and thought it was too loud. If I returned it would be later in the season and not on...

So I went to this place and I went with my girlfriend and it was fun, but it is really kid based. We went into the hard corn maze and somehow ended up in the easy one and we didn’t cheat which was confusing. They made us countdown three or four different times when we were waiting for the Candi cannon to shoot, which was really odd and everyone was actually mad at the end because they just kept pushing it out farther and making us come down again. The pretzel from the food stand was absolutely trash and probably had less pieces of salt on it then I could count on my two hands. The cheese had no flavor and was eight dollars from one pretzel. Even though that she has had no flavor, it made it easier to get the dry pretzel down. When we went to the when we went to the corn pit or whatever it was called, corn box. There was some girl that was like 30 years old, digging corn kernels out of her panties. It was really gross. Then she threw it back in next to the children. There was also a game called Ring hook, or ring game something like that where you throw out the ring and try to get it on the hook, and I was very excited to play because it was it was one of the only games that wasn’t taken, and there was a huge line for her. But then when we got over there, there was no rings, and we couldn’t play the game so we were very sad. The pumpkins were decently priced for how big they were, though, and honestly, it was a fun time. Paintball was cool, and overall it wasn’t a bad experience and I had fun. Would I come back? No. But if you have some kids, it probably would...