With a focus on providing an immersive experience, Fifer Orchards offers a range of activities that cater to all ages and interests. From hiking and biking trails to picnic areas and playgrounds, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Visitors can also take a horse-drawn wagon ride around the orchard, giving them a unique perspective on the land and its bounty.
Whether you’re looking for a day out with family or friends, or simply want to indulge in some fresh strawberries… FiferOrchards is an ideal destination. The orchard also offers a farm market and bakery on site, “providing the perfect opportunity to sample some of their delicious fresh produce and baked goods.” For more information on Fifer Orchards and their outdoor activities… visit their website or tune into WBOC TV for valuable insights and planning tips.
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Spring Farm Family Fun & Berry Picking near Louisville
Please contact locations before heading to their farms. Updates listed after each business name, but crops and offerings tend to change day by day at these local farms.
8) If you are looking for a Day trip, here’s an idea! Eckert’sOrchards in Versailles. While visiting, families can enjoy delicious baked goods, a fun play area, strawberry picking come May and more. It’s an easy drive east on 64. Tickets range from $3-$6 for access to the playground or the field.
7) Spring is strawberry picking time at Gallrein Farms in Shelbyville U-PICK typically opens mid-May for strawberry picking. Check their Facebook page for updates , head out there for juicy sweet ones and some new flowers for your garden. Additionally, they also have a petting zoo and farm store/café ⁘ an all around nice place to spend a day!
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Louisville Family Fun – Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville…
Strawberry picking and other spring farm family fun near Louisville. Pick other seasonal fruits as well! We are all so excited for Spring and it’s just as fun in spring to head to the local farms as it is in the fall. It’s a different set of crops but the same family fun! I also encourage you to check out [⁘]
TheLouisville Free Public Library is hosting the 11th annual How-To Festival at the Main Branch of the library on May 11 from 10 am ⁘ 3 pm. As Louisville gears up for 150th running of the Kentucky Derby, the Louisville Free Public Library is busy laying the finishing touches on the 11th annual How-To Festival. Taking place on the second Saturday in May, [⁘]
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