A Day At Lynd 's Fruit Farm

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A Day At Lynd’s Fruit Farm
Imagine arriving at a farm, friendly people greeting and directing you, apple trees as far as you can see, and even spotting a corn maze! With Wagons strolling around and farm animals to interact with, it sounds like the best place to visit for a weekend. At Lynd’s Fruit Farm, this is the site you see when you arrive at the fun and friendly farm.
Lynd’s Fruit Farm is a wonderful place to spend the day for everyone in the family. There are many events that both parents and the children can enjoy together, such as wagon rides and apple picking. As I saw for myself, children love both! One more thing that really catches a little child’s eye at Lynd’s Fruit Farm would be the bouncy house. Although any adults are restricted from going in, they still get to see the charming faces on their children as they are lit up with joy. Seeing that look is much better than bouncing, at least in my opinion!
The day I was visiting I came across a group of school children from Pataskala Elementary going on a tour around the farm. They all seemed so eager and excited to learn about the farm and explore around. Lynd’s Fruit Farm gives back to the community in not only donating part of their profits to charities but also by helping children and giving them opportunities to do fun and interesting things.
Apple picking is a personal favorite of mine. For my girlfriend and I, also other couples we met, we all agreed that it is a great way to enjoy a nice, well weathered day together. There are plenty of trees which produce shade and apples, me and my girlfriend wanted to stay there all day! The prices of the apples were not very costly either. They are $15 for a small bag and $25 for a large bag for normal apples, and $25 for...

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...sales, it tastes great and helps your wallet!
This sounds awesome right? Lynd’s fruit farm has so much to offer for couples and families. It was all so intriguing to me and will be visiting again before the season is over. If you are interested as well the farm is open every weekend from the beginning of September till just after Halloween! The hours for U-Pick are 9AM to 6PM, and the rest of the farm stays open 9AM to 7PM weather permitting.
Going to Lynd’s Fruit Farm was a great experience for me and I definitely plan to go back as soon as I possibly can. I have never met more friendly employees, and I have never been to such a calm and relaxing yet fun environment before. They had corn mazes, apple picking, animals, wagon rides, and even human hamster balls! If you ever get the chance, I would definitely recommend visiting Lynd’s fruit farm as soon as possible.

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