Page Farms

Felicia Dunston 4 months ago

Enjoyed spending time on field trip picking strawberries. I was willing to pay extra for a larger bucket but was told I'd have to come back later after the field trip was completed, yet a few other parents had the larger bucket on the ride. It was a ways from getting the bucket and going back to strawberry area. I desired to pick enough for the siblings. Wonderful presentation on farm animals and strawberry 🍓. Strawberries were sweet and juicy. The kindergarteners enjoyed the play area: swing, slide, sand, hay, etc Wonderful place for children to play.

Delinda Harrelson 4 months ago

If you’re looking for a sign to get off your phone, out of the city, and into a strawberry field pretending you’re in a Hallmark movie… this is it. 🍓😄 I went to Page Farms last Saturday with three friends, and we had an absolute blast. The weather was beautiful, the strawberries were delicious, and somehow we all turned into competitive produce hunters within 10 minutes. (“Nope… that berry is mine.”) What I loved most is that it actually feels like a real family farm — because it is. Four generations of the Page family have kept this place going, and you can tell they truly care about creating a fun experience for everyone. It’s wholesome in the best possible way. The farm is super family-oriented with plenty to do besides picking strawberries. There’s a barnyard playground, hayrides, slides, swings, and enough fresh air to remind you that yes… happiness may actually smell like dirt and strawberries. And apparently they keep the fun going year-round: 🍓 Spring = strawberries 🫐 Summer = blackberries 🎃 Fall = pumpkin patches, corn mazes, donuts, coffee, and all the cozy “I suddenly want to decorate with pumpkins” vibes. Honestly, it’s the kind of place that makes you want to slow

Heather D 11 months ago

This was my baby’s first pumpkin patch, and we made memories that I will never forget. This farm isn’t some big fun park style place where there are too many people and everything feels shiny - this is a genuine, down-to-earth farm that you can tell so much love went into. The signs are hand painted, the activity spots handmade, and the folks so friendly! We got to feed corn to cows, played on hay bales and swings, and they even have a separate corn pit for under 3, so we could play gently with our 1 year-old without the fear of being trampled. The hayride was so much fun! We rode through gorgeous woods and along the pond, and the drivers and staff were so welcoming and genuine. The pumpkins are not unreasonably priced - 70 cents per pound, and we got the biggest one we could find, and it only ended up being $15. That’s well worth it to us, because we’re supporting a local farm and not some conglomerate. Don’t sleep on the food truck, either! They had the tastiest, down-home cooking hotdogs and hamburgers. We got beautiful photos, had a wonderful time in perfect weather, and there wasn’t an overloaded crowd. (We attended at 3pm on Sunday). I can’t wait to see what else this am

Randy Parnell 11 months ago

Page Farm is a wonderful experience for families and children! Lots of kid, friendly activities from the corn pit to the slides. I love the hayride. Ray our driver was super entertaining. I enjoyed the donuts. I especially love the selection of Pumpkins.🎃 They do educational programs there also. I’ll be back next year for the strawberries.

Lost Memories 11 months ago

What an wonderful experience. So many things to do for all ages. Went in the fall and quite few things that others don't. Love that not only do they have a hay ride, but they also have a mini version of a hay rides. It's these side carts that go around a small trail. Tons of photo opportunities, corn maze, things for younger kids to do. Little place to learn about corn, pumpkin patch. Games! Only downside was food options. Was hoping for apple cider, donuts, fried food or food truck with more options.