McGlasson Farms

Went for fruit picking and was able to get blackberries and blueberries. Was such a nice and peaceful area and the process was so easy. Not overpriced and would for sure recommend.

I enjoyed coming here to see the sunflower field, get pumpkins and pick apples. They have a cute stand where you can buy apples for those that don't want to do it yourselves and also other fruits and vegetables that they grow on the farm. there is no inside bathroom but they do have portable ones of the side of the building. the apple u-pick is from september- october but recommend you getting there earlier than later, we went the first weekend of october and there was barely any left. The lady at the front counter told us that we would have to go to the back to find any and we ended up only filling half of the bag we paid for due to there being no apples anywhere. the bags are also on the pricey side and the staff wasn't extremely nice about our questions since we had never been there. i did like the photo op area in the apple orchard where other families and couples were able to get good photos together. they only accept cash or venmo so take that into consideration when planning your trip.i think it was an okay place but we might try some other places next time

This orchard was middle-of-the-road in my opinion. This is one of the closest farms that has u-pick apples near Cincinnati and that was the draw for my group. Driving there is easy and the last ten minutes of the drive are beautiful through the winding road with great foliage and views of the river. The parking is right off the road and close to the market area.The market has a lot of produce, some cider, and caramel apples- I'd been hoping to find some baked goods but there were none. There's an area of pumpkins and paths to all the different u-pick fields. For apples you buy the bag before heading out. It was $30 (cash or Venmo) for a bushel which is double what I paid for at a different orchard last year, so a little pricey. The bag also can fit and support more than it looks.You take a little trek out to the orchard and there are rows and rows of apple trees, some were labeled at the end of the row but most were not. I believe the ones labeled were the ones that were ready for picking but we only saw signs for red delicious, wine sap, and then Jonathan's were way at the top and labeled in the middle of the row. I would've appreciated a map and/or better/more labeling.Overall, it was a decent experience.

Good apples and other produce! Went several times but missed out in the peach harvest this time.lots of different apples!

Amazing place! I Would definitely recommend! Very family friendly and oriented! Great for family and kids to attend and have a day of fun!

If you only read one line of this review, let it be this: McGlasson Farms is cash only!! Plan ahead - and make sure to have at least $20 on hand per person in your party (for produce and other market goodies)U-Pick Farms are the epitome of autumn for me ... and how cool that this NKY destination offers both apples AND pumpkins!! We visited in early September to take a look at their apple selection, and we brought our dog along for the trip. We had a lot of fun wandering through the orchard - and would highly recommend this as a fun date or family-friendly activity. The location is also great - just a bit further than CVG. As far as being cash/check only ... it's certainly inconvenient, but a visit is still totally worth it if you plan ahead! Shame on us for not double checking before driving all the way out here ... we had to hit up an ATM at a nearby UDF after realizing our blunder.One bag of U-Pick apples is $25, which seems reasonable given that you're also paying for the experience. We decided to purchase some of their homemade maple syrup as well - and my fiancé and I both agreed that it's some of the best we've ever had. We're planning to return in a few weeks to pick a pumpkin!

Great family farm to visit anytime of the year. During the fall be sure to check out the sunflowers, apples and cider! The service is friendly, plenty of parking and the farm decorations make great backdrops for photos. Take a walk, show the store for fresh favorites or pose around the farm for great photos. Absolutely gorgeous every where you look.

Of course it's fall and we decided to go apple picking. We saw signs that we had to use their bag, but that was it. So we were looking around for their bags, and didn't see any. We didn't want to wait in the cashier line if we didn't have to, so I asked the lady about the bags, and she said to just get in line. I understand you're busy, but the whole process isn't very clear at all, so there's no reason to be short with people.We get to the front of the line, and they're out of bags, so they just give us a brown grocery bag. You prepay $30 to fill the bag. After paying, you walk across the street to the orchard. I should have asked for a refund immediately. The old orchard they use is not taken care of at all. The trees look like garbage and are completely overgrown. The apples, well what's left of them, are tiny, full of bug holes, and are pretty tasteless. You could fill a bag, but the apples are basically unusable. If you walk far enough in the old orchard you'll see the orchard they use for their apples, and it's beautiful.We felt everything was extremely overpriced and was quite a bit worse in quality from what you find at the grocery store.

Pumpkin patch (with pumpkins pre-picked)Sunflower field (with all kind of different sunflowers)Apple orchardGardenThis just can't get better!!I got all of the things and had the most wonderful time. They even had eggplants still growing that were dying and I picked them because I just couldn't stand for them to die and go unnoticed. The staff didn't mind at all and were happy to know they were still producing! The apples were a great price, I got to pick a pumpkin off the vine (they charge by weight, so get a small pumpkin if you don't want to pay more money for it), the sunflowers were $2/stem, and I don't know what they charged for the eggplant, but the pricing was all very fair.I did notice on their website they have a CSA - love!! If you're in the area you should totally consider signing up for a CSA. I have loved my CSA experiences (with other farmers, but based off of my experience at the farm, I'm sure it would be a great experience).

Was awesome to visit during pumpkin patch season, my daughter had a blast! Was able to enjoy multiple different things without spending extra money