Brown's Family Farm Market

I just love supporting local businesses. There's no cost to get in just in what you want to do. This family owned farm has all your fall festivities with cute photo ops, corn maze, food trucks and a few animals to see. I even got my big kids to take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch ( our guide was very nice and informative). We will be back.

My husband and I visited this place on a whim and were so pleasantly surprised! It has free entry & so many different fun things for kiddos! Make sure to bring cash when you visit (some trucks only take cash!) and shoes you don't mind getting muddy. This is such a fun place to take the family for fall/halloween fun!

We had such a great time here for our annual family orchard day. They had a lot of great things for the kiddo's. My 1 year old was able to ride the barrel train and we all did the hayride. Picking a pumpkin was a lot of fun! The food trucks were also a great touch. Best part entry was free!!! The staff was super friendly and the area was easy to get too. It was a large area with lots of things to do.

We visited here yesterday afternoon (Oct. 29th). Unfortunately, it had rained and everything was muddy and wet. However, there was still plenty to do. They have a couple different play areas including slides for all ages, a corn maze, straw maze, hay ride to the pumpkin patch ($5 per person - 2 & under = free), and sooooo many pumpkin options. They have farm animals to look at - chickens, goats, ponies, and bunnies and lots of photo ops. They also had food trucks and other farm items available to purchase. I love that they had little wagons to pull your pumpkin(s) around in so you don't have to carry it everywhere. FYI they have restrooms, but they are Porto potties (a lil roomy, but still yucky). Customer service was good, friendly people. We have 2 kids under 4 and they both enjoyed their time. We drove about an hour and would do it again.

I love this family-run market and there's something to do in Spring, Summer and Fall!They have a small animal pen (horses, pygmy goats, bunnies) and a lots of play areas for kids. Outside in the warmer weather are every kind of plant you can imagine - lemon verbena, chocolate mint, marjoram, succulents, house plants, ferns, fruits, vegetables, etc.Inside there are Amish specialties like jarred pickles, roll butter, fry pies, fresh vegetables and fruits. I picked up $1 bags of fresh arugula, $.60 sweet bicolor corn, potting supplies, and farmhouse decor.In fall, they have a pumpkin patch and all the autumn festivities you can imagine. The prices here are very reasonable, you support a local family run business, and you can't get fresher or tastier produce.

I am a fan. During the fall they have pumpkin picking, a corn maze, a sun flower field, food trucks, fresh produce, animal barn, hayrides and tons of fun. Parking is on site. Plenty of space to enjoy the day and make memories. The local flavored milks they carry are so good.

My son met up with a friend and they had really great time!! The owner was very nice and made us feel very welcome.

On Halloween, my husband and I finally made it out to Brown's Family Fall Festival for the last full autumn day in the sun. It offered the perfect, ZERO admission charge (unlike most pumpkin festivals in the area and a big reason we picked Brown's.) We also picked it as it offered food trucks and a fantastic indoor and outdoor market. For next season, remember their fest runs mid September until right after Halloween. Information is updated on their Facebook page about any new yearly, weekly or even daily details.While my husband and I went to buy pumpkins, gourds and Indian corn in the outdoor market, shop the indoor market, see the sunflowers and just walk the picturesque grounds and take photos, there were also children's activities. Hayrides were $4, barrel train rides, $2, fields to pick sweet corn, ponies, rabbit hutches and chicken coops and children's playhouses.The indoor market was a definite score. It offered everything from Amish fry pies, many varieties of produce grown on the farm (apples, squash, turnips,) popcorn, caramel apples, cider, and farm-made dressings.

Brown's Family Farm is a good mix of working farm and family fun zone. The family fun is geared to younger children. Maybe ages 8 and younger. Unlike several other farms in the Cincinnati area, there is no cover charge or parking fees here! Personally, I would rater spend my money on goods. Only the hay ride had a fee. I believe the fee was $3 per person. The playhouses, corn maze, and hay maze are all free. There are quite a few areas set up to take cute fall pictures of the kids. There are also silly cut outs kids can put their faces in. Pre-picked and u-pick pumpkins are both available. The pre-picked pumpkins look much healthier/ better than those in the u-pick area. I was surprised by the amount, and all the interesting shapes of the decorative gourds. They also sell corn stalks and hay for decoration. The corn maze is small. Being free it is a nice addition. It is the right size for small children. We saw many people ripping corn off the stalks and stealing it. Unfortunately, their acts were damaging the maze. Some of the animals on the farm include chickens, mini goats and mini horses. If fresh produce is your game. Brown's has a produce stand with various offerings. In particular, there was a great selection of gourds, squash, and apples. Like many local farms, apple cyder is available in the fall.Snack as well as warm and cold drinks are available for purchase in the produce stand.We were at the farm for about 2 hours. While our visit didn't take all day, it was a nice outing. I would take the kids again.

GREAT PLACE! If you ever need advice on growing or food suggestions talk to Mr. Brown himself. He is wonderful just to talk to.