three cedars farm

Enjoyed the annual visit to Mr. and Mrs. Claus with the grandchildren.The hot chocolate was excellent. Enjoyed the decorations and music.Rain made parking lot a bit muddy, but manageable. Nice holiday tradition.

Great place to take family in fall and especially after Thanksgiving. Get your picture taken with Santa and Mrs Claus. Look at all the holiday decorations which are also for sale. Visit cider and donut house for yummies. Also sells Christmas trees and outdoor greenery. Visit the talking Christmas tree. Don't bring strollers...no room to maneuver and no elevator to second floor to visit Santa. Fee for santa picture. ..money goes toward local charity. There is also a farm yard playland for children.

For younger kids there's a Barn Yard Play Land that they all enjoy and there's no charge for this attraction. There's also a cook General Store that has some cool things. After this, it kind of goes downhill. I would say skip the cider and doughnuts...they are about the worst I've had. The doughnuts are cold and taste day-old and the cider is not made on location and not as good as what you'd find in any grocery store. The hayride costs $5 per family which is frankly overpriced because all it does it take you out to the pumpkin farm and entrance of the corn maze. The corn maze is $5 per person and frankly, not worth it. As corn mazes go, I'd say it's near the bottom of the rung. There are many better corn mazes in the area. Overall, it's still a fun place to visit but I would not recommend the hayride, corn maze, cider nor doughnuts. There's plenty of room for improvement.