Piney Acres Farm

We did the first year of glimmer lights! Super cute , hoping next year they have even more lights or a waitlist for poor Santa who kept getting bombarded.

This is a difficult review to write because the setting of this place and the offering to the patrons, most specifically for the kids, is outstanding. There are so many things to do for the kids: from mining for gold to petting goats, looking at reindeer, pigs, chickens and more. Plenty of jumpy building riding games (over sized tricycles, bikes, scooters and more, easing pigs), hayrides, a scaled size train ride, hills to climb and ropes to scale! The issue was and multiple patrons during our time there was we never felt welcome by those working there. We seemed to be a bother and nuisance! One guy even scolded us for not placing some of the rides back where they belonged and our kids were still playing in them. The guy driving the tractor for the hayride came of grumpy and frustrated that he had to be interrupted from something yet he was the one that come out said yelled hayride time. Even the lady taking our money seemed perturbed that people were standing in line. Get past the people that run the place and it's a nice visit

We love it here, this is our third year buying our tree. Everyone is so friendly! Although it is a bit expensive, we're willing to bear the expense of it all!

Visited Piney Acres in October and had a blast. Lots of farm animals to feed and look at. My 2 year old LOVED it!

Super cute and friendly. There it is a good family own business with lots of fun things for kids to do.

We came here for our Christmas tree this past weekend and had a good experience! The weather was terrible but we still had plenty of service from their tree staff outside. We were able to easily grab a saw and sled. Our tree was reasonably priced for the quality! However, we had a tough time determining the species we were looking at while out in the u-cut area. The sections are numbered but aren't laid out very logically for newcomers. And the section signs do not show the tree species - so we were very concerned we were accidentally going to cut down an "untagged" fur when we were aiming to get a pine. We especially enjoyed the little orange cat that followed us around on the grounds though!

Piney Acres was a great family experience! They had tons of trees to choose from- different styles and sizes. The employees were very helpful with choosing the right one for our space and answering questions about the different types of trees. There was a large playground and hayride going- but we didn't do either this trip. The families on board looked like they were having a blast!There's a nice little fire pit outside and a lodge like area for snacks and hot (& cold) drinks. There was also a shop full of Christmas ornaments and decorations. So cute! And all the Christmas music really gets you in the Christmas spirit. The prices are comparable with other places we've purchased from in the past- but they definitely offered a much better experience. We decided to make this a tradition every year!

I don't think I've ever been on a farm with so much stuff for kids to do! Especially during the fall season, when they bring out their special stuff, like the enormous jump pad that's like bouncing on a giant, inflatable mattress; the Barnyard Twister that spins you around as you try to walk through it; pedal cars; hayrides; gem mine; and the 8-acre corn maze. They also have an amazing playground that's open all year, or at least when the farm is open.And let's not forget the farm animals. They're all in a big, fenced area, co-existing peacefully together. It's really quite cute to witness. There are goats, chickens, pigs and a rooster just kickin' it and freeranging. Sometimes, they will come up to the fence and sniff your hand.Piney Acres Farm has a pumpkin patch full of pumpkins, but we never made it over there -- there was too much other stuff to do. During the Christmas season is when they will let you cut your own Christmas tree from their 73-acre farm.

Family fun! My BFF and I took our families here for some fall fun. The price is very reasonable for everything you get. The gem mining, animal petting hay ride and corn maze all included in general admission. You can get food to feed the animals for an additional cost. Parking is easy and free. The staff are all extremely friendly. Plenty of large open space for social distancing. All of the staff wore masks. So much for the kiddos to do. We took kids ranging from 2-17yo. It was a little childish for the 17 yr old but the 2-12 year olds loved it. We enjoyed it so much that we went back for the haunted hay ride. Unfortunately it was not open that night so we did the haunted loft. It was a bit over priced but it was good. I wouldn't say it is recommended for children unless your child likes scary and gorey things. This is no children's museum haunted house.

An older gentleman who appeared to be in charge was very rude to us multiple times during our visit. We won't be returning. There are too many pumpkin patches in the area to be unnecessarily rude to your customers.