Chesterfield Berry Farm

Pretty cool. Lots of activities for children. We had free passes so that was a plus. I think general admission is $12 a person. I wouldn't recommend buying the farm animal food. They only had a few rabbits, cows, and pigs. Pigs were the only ones interested in the food of course lol. Also I recommend getting there early if you go on the weekend. They fills up quick. We left around 12 and the place was getting crowded.

Busy on the weekend, be prepared for lines. We went 2 weeks before Halloween to get some pumpkins. It was about 2:00pm. They close at 4:30 on Sunday. Even around 3:30 there were a bunch of people coming in. It is free to get in. If you want to walk around and just look at animals you can do that for free. If you want to do things you need to wait on line and purchase tickets. You can do individual activities or buy a pass for everything. If you want to just do the hayride to get pumpkins they were pulling people off the long line with cash. Bring food and drinks and a wagon. They ran out of water bottles at the end of the day. Bring your own. The sofa machines wee empty by the end of the day. There are picnic tables you can sit at and eat. There are porta potties but no bathrooms. I didn't see anywhere to wash your hands. So maybe bring hand wipes. It is dirty. It is a farm so expect there to be dust and mud everywhere. If you get a hayride to the pumpkin patch($2 each) you have to come back and pay for the pumpkins. You can get a pumpkin cheaper at Walmart but it is worth the experience. Some lines to pay are faster then others. We were in the slow line.UPDATE. Now they are charging to get in. Seems to change every year.

There is a lot to do here!Pick out pumpkins in a vast field, corn shooting, paintball, hayrides, corn mazes, feed goats, pig races, and more!It's busy on Saturdays, so try to get here early!I was bummed that there wasn't an area to sit and take pictures surrounded by pumpkins and bales of hay.It's okay! : )Just putting it in this review in case anybody wants to go to do that.. this isn't the place.We went because it was military weekend! Anyone that was active-duty and their family got in for free! The people running the farm are friendly and always wanting to help you if you need anything.This is probably going to be very weird, but I have to mention that the portable toilets were very clean!A big thank you for cleaning them, and keeping them that way!!

This was a pretty good place to pick strawberries. The staff were nice enough, not "go out of your way" nice though. My friend and I visited after some heavy Virginia rain, so it was a little muddy. It took awhile for us to find some quality strawberries, many of them were already rotting and kinda gross, again might have to do with the recent heavy rains. Tickets were pretty cheap. There were a lot of things to do, it seemed very kid friendly. They have a fun zone and a pet coral for kids to meet farm animals. Overall, it was a good experience. Also, I would recommend going early in the morning before the heat sets in!

You HAVE to pay for $10 worth of stuff that adults can't even do just to pick strawberries. The girl working even said it's in the fine print that $3 hayrides are only on Thursday and Friday. It's completely commercialized. My understanding is they have pumpkins delivered in and placed in the field in October.

We had an issue here and the person who runs the business was so kind and reached out and quickly resolved our issue while being very sympathetic.

Not handicapped wheelchair friendly at all. Not even walker friendly. I am glad I won the tickets because to pay $20 for what was there would not have been worth it for what I could do with my family. I couldn't even pick pumpkins out. You HAVE to visit the pumpkin patch, which requires you to go on a hay ride, to get any pumpkins. They have no already picked pumpkins for sale near the entrance. We definitely won't be back.

Awesome place for fall. There were alot of activities for the kids. Great pumpkin selection as well as sunflowers. Kids had fun in corn play area.

If I could give ZERO stars I would. I have been bringing my daugher here for all of her 17 years and of course 2-3 years ago she lost interest but for Mothers Day weekend she wanted to come pick strawberries with me. We arrived and no one was at the counter where you normally get your ticket for the hayride, then as we are walking to a counter where there is a worker a different worker from that counter yells "have you paid?" Ummm obviously we are trying to find someone to pay ..... so i said no because no one was at the counter. She said "well if you walk up she will come over". My assumption is my crystal ball should have told me that is how this works. Literally I want the hayride down to the patch where I will then pick my strawberries and pay the overpriced amount of $3.89 a pound. But i was willing to enjoy the day with my daughter. BUT i am told $8 per person for the ride, even though I was literally standing beside a sign that said $3 hayride do not walk to the patch?? So long story short.....NEVER will I spend another penny at this place. RUDE RUDE workers that are probably family and feel entitled to conduct themselves however they want to. And the price of $8 despite the sign that says $3 for a simple hayride to pick strawberries. The family members that started the business should be ashamed. You definitely wont be in business much longer at this rate.

Might be ok for berry picking, but don't go here for the pumpkin patch. Overpriced and not that nice. They charge you $15 per person just to ride the tractor to go pick pumpkins which you the still have to pay for. They have other activities for the kids too, but most are hanky and not very nice. There are better options.