A. Casola Farms

"I've gotten real Christmas trees every year for 25 years because of the memories they create and fresh scent in the house. I'd confidently say these are the absolute best batch of trees anywhere around. They are very full and have an amazing scent! Beautifully green."

"This place was very expensive. Each activity had a different charge. For a family of four we ended up spending over $100 between buying three pumpkins, two large one small and purchasing the hayride and the corn maze activities. Did not feel it was worth the price. Pumpkins were being charged at $.99 a pound. And the corn maze is a car ride away from the rest of the activities."

"This is a very lovely place to go for the whole family. They only take cash and have a few ATMs around. It's a bit late in the season, but they have plenty of beautiful, colorful mums left. They offer petting zoo, hay rides, and a corn maze; each for $7 dollars a person, per selection. So it can add up quickly for a family of 4 looking to do all things. They offer food and snacks. They have Porto potties for your business. It's late in the season, so you will only get to see the dead sunflowers if you're looking to see them beautifully bloomed. Plan to go early in the season next year. They have many choices of different sized pumpkins to choose from. They also have a little Halloween shop. This sells decorations, scarecrows, snacks, and more. Very cute place to visit for the day. Dress warm if you plan on going soon. It's windy and a bit cold."

"So I don't usually write bad reviews, but I wish I read some more honest reviews before I packed up my kids and drove 30 minutes to this utter disappointment. We came on Columbus Day weekend, so I was prepared to maybe have a crowd, that's understandable. What makes no sense is how this place is run. There was a single cashier, for everything at the farm. Buy a pumpkin or decorations, waiting in this 30-minute line. Just want a hayride, waiting in this 30-minute line. Want to go to the petting zoo, you guessed it waiting in this 30-minute line. Which you find out by wandering around because there is no signage indicating this single point of sale. After a 30 minute wait and almost $30 for 3 tickets to the petting zoo (my 1 year old was free, hooray). I interrupted a teenager on his phone to let us in the pen. There we 6. Six pens in which there were chickens, ducks, 2 cows, 4 goats, 2 donkeys. That's it. That's the zoo. I'd say we got to feed the animals, but they forgot to give us feed at, you guessed it, the cashier. The hayride seemed sad, the sunflowers were wilted, it seemed like a decent selection of pumpkins, although no prices posted so who knows what they cost. I was bummed, I've lived in the area most of my life and people seemed to have loved Casola farms, and maybe they limp by on that reputation. At least I don't have to pay to go to C Casola farms, this one was haunted enough. Take your kids somewhere else."

"In reading the reviews, I wasn't sure if I went to the same place. We did not go to the petting zoo or the hayride. You can access the pumpkins without the hayride. The pumpkins were large and beautifully shaped but keep in mind, the bigger the pumpkin the more expensive. Our pumpkins were in the range of 20 to $30 each! So be mindful when yoh are picking. There are no signs clearly posted on price at the patch so maybe ask before picking. We went into the shops, they had lovely farm and home decor along with Halloween decorations, these all seemed priced within range of competitors. Nothing is cheap anymore. The hay bakes and corn stalks we bought were reasonably priced. Stalks were 8.99 and bales were priced according to size. We ended our trip with Apple cider slashes, they were delicious but again $5 for a small cup. Donuts were $15 a dozen I believe. Overall we had a nice time. We didn't do the zoo or hayride went to pick, walked shops and had a nice snack before we left. Porta potties were extremely clean and there were 8 of them. You can def go here, get photo ops and keep within budget. I feel everything is expensive now a days so look into prices before you go."