The Blueberry Treehouse Farm & The Treehouse Café

"We hiked the grounds and shared a great small dish with friends and there was a live band playing! Very engaging band that had all the little kids in the audience helping out the band. Beautiful unique atmosphere with the treehouse design. The playground for kids is second to none as it is in the woods and toys to play on made from the trees! The blueberries were pretty picked over by the time we got there. Restrooms were all new and so clean!"

"Must See!!! Hidden gem of Erie County. Tucked away in West Falls sits the most unique bar concept around. Wood fire pizzas, wine, seltzers, and non-alcoholic beverages. Great for a date night or family night. Thursdays, band night. $10/ per person to drive in well worth it!"

"I really underestimated just how marvelous blueberry picking would be. The blueberry colors on the bushes were gorgeous and it was an adventure to find the ones that were ripe. It took some time to gather a pint of berries. But they were so worth the effort, some of the tastiest blueberries I’ve ever had. The cafe area was also unique and whimsical. Appreciated the nod to blueberries throughout the drink menu including blueberry mimosas. There was a fee to get into the parking lot which I didn’t notice when researching. The day we went it was $7 per person but we did get a $5 discount on a beverage. Would have preferred no fee or for the fee to be better advertised but not egregious"

"First and foremost, this is a very unique experience. The multi-tier deck at the cafe and the actual tree house were well built/crafted. Sitting there and taking in the ambiance, while in the woods, with music playing, was quite relaxing and had a very chill vibe to it. They had a few areas outside of the cafe with tables/fire pits that you could sit around, relax, and enjoy. The trails around the cafe are very short, not really leading to much. The small blueberry patch was 99.99% picked over. There was a small playground area for the kids. The zip line was broken, but the remainder of the play area gave the kids something to do for 15 minutes before being bored with it. Expensive! This is the biggest negative of this attraction. $7 per person to enter, then you have to pay for your blueberries (if there were any to pick), and then you have to pay for your food/beverages (your ticket gives you 1 free soft drink or $5 off an alcoholic beverage). So, being there with my wife and 3 kids for 2 hours cost me $35 just to enter and $84 in food/beverage. The pizza's are not very good at all, but their charcuterie board was great. So, it's worth at least 1 visit due to its uniqueness, but be prepared to spend some money."

"In another one of our happenstance visits we followed a lead given to us without much knowledge of what we were to expect. When it was all said and done, our Saturday afternoon at the Blueberry Treehouse was a very enjoyable way to enjoy nature, friends, food, drinks and music. The Treehouse itself was a uniquely designed set of structures with a bar, tables, and an upper deck accessed by a spiral staircase. The entire platform sits in the trees with high top tables and low riders. Three fiery pizza ovens make for an enjoyable backdrop and produce a fare which looked quite tasty. Pizzas are served, appropriately, on a slab of wood sliced from a well-chosen tree stump. Rustic metal roofs, outdoor lighting, trails, corn hole games and a geodesic half-dome stage fill out the landscape while for us music started at 6 pm from the treehouse venue. I’m sure the stage is used for other events. All in all this one-of-a-kind venue provides you with great atmosphere in a rural setting to enjoy with you fave, your children, your friends and more."