springridge farm

A great place to go for people of all ages. Lots of activities for children. Enjoy a delicious lunch outdoors on the picnic tables while enjoying the beautiful view. Shop in the country store for fresh vegetables and, home baked goods that are to die for.

Kids play, while mom can shop in the well stocked gift shop. Tea and light snacks are available in the gift shop, while hotdogs and corn on the cob, seasonally are available outside. Wonderful in the fall when the leaves turn colours, also hay time, and corn maze time. Picked up fresh apple and blueberry pies, delicious. Birthday party was really fun for the kids.

I purchased an ottoman in late October as a Xmas gift, it was 169.00 plus tax. last week while in Home Sense same item was $59.00 . Called store as I felt this was a huge difference and while I was now too late for a cash refund , asked if I could have maybe a store credit just for the difference. Request denied and I drove 100 kms back to get a store credit for item. We are retired, on fixed income.I explained that while the store credit was policy , I now had to dig in my pocket to buy another gift as this place closes Xmas Eve till spring and what I could have exchanged for,was no longer available. Bottom line,no compromise. So I guess it's buyer beware, unless it's a hand made craft, not an item from off shore , you will have to check out because chances are you can get it a lot cheaper elsewhere. While speaking with store assistant who informed me about her on line purchase of a coat that they did not want to take back from her , that I at least get a store credit for my merchandise, I said I hoped they did not mind that I would do a review of my experience. I was confronted in parking lot by two store employees that said they were told by the clerk lthat I would do a threatening remark on social media. I advised both that the purpose of having reviews is for people to also speak of issues they have and an overcharge of 126.50 total on one item is significant to me.Thanks to the gentleman who offered a coffee and muffin for the road.

My parents live by there so we frequently pop-in to update home decor. The prices are very reasonable and the lunch counter is great. Ended up buying a glitzy artificial tree today and love it! Great spot to stock up on hostess gifts. Their homemade granola is always a hit with the people I gift it to.

Our kids went to Springridge for a birthday party. The kids had fun and had lots of stories to tell the family. They had animals, came home with chicken eggs in a basket that they made, a coloring sheet etc I don't recommend this place later in the year (November) for a birthday as it is too cold and not fun for the kids when they are too cold (plus having to use a porta potty in the outside cold isn't fun!) However, a farm is a fun experience for anyone, especially the little ones! We always look forward to going to the farm. The wagon ride was a good time....seeing the smiles on the kids face made the cold day worth the trip!

This berry farm is a wonderful place for the entire family.They have a small petting zoo, and wagon rides for the children.The bakery and boutique is filled with goodies! This is place has become a family favourite!!

Kid focused, organized, plenty of parking. We were amazed that evn though the parking lot was jammed to past full, there was tons of room to walk around, enough picnic tables for everyone, no lines. The kids loved yhe tunnels, goats, haystacks and tube slides. The shop has a lot to offer also. Highly recommended.

I am very impressed with this place. It is definitely centered towards the children. There is a wide range of simple activities to keep young children entertained. There is a good choice of food to buy no matter what your taste. Some people were complaining about the prices; but I found it to a very fair price when you consider what was offered. Just make sure to bring cash and quarters. You need the quarters to purchase the feed to attract the goats and birds.

This farm offers a variety of activities to keep the children happy. From the corn trail and tractor ride to the kid friendly play area, it is a great place to spend an afternoon. Lots of fresh produce and baked goods makes this a special place to visit.

I visit Springridge Farm a handful of time throughout the year. I love walking around the ground and taking in the beautiful view. The baked good are amazing and i love bringing home the muffin mix and fresh berries to bake at home. Always wonderful customer service, great gift items and a fun day at the farm.

We saw this farm featured on a television program, decided to drive out and have a look. Lots of parking and places to eat outdoors. A wonderful bakery. We only tried the apple fritter, butter tart and strawberry tart but all were very tasty. They sell cold drinks and coffee, hot dogs and such ouitside.They have a gift shop with some unusual items, some very pretty china, ornaments, etc.There are activities for kids, animals to see. The place was busy on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

Each year when strawberries are in season I like to take a short drive from my Oakville, Ontario residence to pick some up. Road sign getting to this place are well marked and one shouldn't have a hard time finding this in rural Milton, Ontario. Lot's of parking for your car as well. Besides selling various other fruits this place also has a good area for lunch plus gifts for all tastes. This is a very family oriented place and popular with school groups year round.

We visited Springridge farm recently for the first time. We enjoyed the tractors for the kids to ride and the little jaunt up the hill to look out over Halton. I would have liked more of a petting zoo so that's the reason for it losing a star. We will return- the kids loved it!

3 of us ladies were travelling home from North York from a conference, and on a referral from a friend, we stopped in here for lunch and to check out the gift shop and bakery. None of which did disappoint! There was a nice menu to choose from for also the health-conscious (homemade soup, salads etc). we each bought something and divided it all amongst the 3 of us, so we could each try the delicious food :) Dessert time came, and we did the same. I picked Creme Brulee, my one friend was hesitant to try it because she had had the real thing from Quebec, but when she tasted it, she was impressed, it was just as good as what you get in Quebec!! After lunch we checked out the quirky, artsy, crafty gift shop. I saw things I hadn't seen elsewhere. Mostly reasonably priced and nice selection. Between the bakery and gift shop, it felt somewhat like a Cracker Barrel store in the States. THEN we found out there was jewellry upstairs! So away we went, and there was a lovely selection of reasonably priced jewelry there. A perfect place for ladies to hang out for a couple of hours. I hope to go back there again someday, and I just might buy a pie that other reviewers all rave about!

Spent the better part of midday at the farm with my 1 and 3 year old kids. They enjoyed all the activities from the milk your own 'cow', giant sandbox with enough trucks to make a grown man cry, straw mountains to climb, feeding the goats, talking puppet show, wagon ride, pony ride for only a few dollars, large slides for big and little kids alike and when you're hungry, there's a lovely cafe on site that will make sandwiches on order and there's a large selection of baked goods to fill any craving. parking is available for free, admission is reasonable and it's just a short drive from toronto. the 'signed' suggested route takes you through the countryside and is the 'long' way around... cutting through from milton is a much shorter route. a perfect daytrip spring, summer or fall...