I have been enjoying field trips here for a few years now. I recently went to the old Joe tour with my kids and as always we had a blast. It was so refreshing to see everyone without a mask including the workers. The event was outdoor but some people confusingly still find the need to wear a mask outdoors, however it was nice to see beautiful faces and smiles. Thank you Riley’s farm for not forcing your guest to wear mask and for respecting our rights and freedom. I will continue to bring my friends and family to Riley’s farm. See you soon! And keep up the great work. God bless!

We chose to come to Oak Glen on a weekday as most people visited over weekend commented it's quite crowded. Riley's is the first farm and they are one of the farms that are open weekday as well. Unfortunately the barbecue restaurant is open only Saturday and public holidays. For $3.5 per lb , their apples are cheaper than other farms Im aware of. We enjoyed apple picking in a relaxed fashion. We got mostly gala ones but very sweet indeed. They also have pumpkin and flowers for picking. For apples , the lady accepted card payment.

I went to the farm to pick some Winesap apples which is usually not available in the grocery stores. The host at the u pick Check in was very friendly and gave a little background about the trees. The Winesap trees are almost 100 years old and still giving us fruits, isn't that cool. There was a station for cider press. They have a store which sells apple cider and other items like jams, butters,honey etc. I would definitely love to visit this place again.

Went to Finnigan’s Wake and it was very entertaining. The music was beautiful and fun. Interactive dinner was never a dull moment. Great atmosphere for a date night or the whole family. I will be back to make sure I see each show. (at least once)

Nice historical farm. There was a Civi War reenactment going on while we visited and we would have eaten there, but there were no tables set up yet. Nice setting in a very scenic area near Oak Glen.

Riley's Farm is unique. Spacious grounds with animals and orchards and the best homemade apple pie. We went up for the day to take some pictures of my grandson and walk around. It feels like old America, a simple life feel, with good food and a peaceful setting. We have been coming to Oak Glen for years just to get grounded and recharge from city life. Once you go, you will return again. Don't forget to attend one of their dinner shows.

We take the grandkids here every year for Apple picking, and they enjoy it. Not as many crowds as the bigger places - we like it that way. To find this place, look for the Soupstone plantation sign and walk up the path. Off to the right there is a little craft area you'd kids will enjoy, and then at the top of the road is the apple picking.

This is a large location with plenty to look at. The trails and fields of apples, pumpkins, blackberries, strawberries, and many more. The trails are really beautiful and peaceful. You can go to the general store to pay for your pumpkins and apples. They have a bbq place that was closed and a bakery with some yummy goodies. The prices are a bit higher at this location by almost $12. for pressing a gallon of cider. There wasn’t very many staff members to help which was nice. It was a beautiful day. It’s not a great place for small babies or little kids that don’t walk. The trails are very steep and unpaved. The restrooms were clean and the soap smelled really fresh and clean. Ten out ten recommend bring some water.

Had such a great time with my family. Came for my mom's birthday veterans day weekend and we didn't know they were doing a civil war reenactment. It was really fun and cool. Ate at the restaurant which had good bread bowl soup. Cinnamon roll was massive but hard and not warmed up which I was sad about. Street parking was a little rough but luckily found something close. They have axe throwing, archery, candle making and tracker rides. In the last hour the tram ride was $1 and the pumpkin was also $1 for end of the season (heck yes!)

Loved this place went for my daughter's 5th grade field trip! The Apple pie 🥧 is amazing 😍 also loved the apple cider!!!!

Riley's farm is a nice place to stop at if you're in the area and looking for a family fun experience! I happened to be there since for my yearly visit to Snowlike Orchards and Los Rios which are both down the road from Riley's. My family and I had tried to visit last year but unfortunately the farm was closed due to it being Sunday. So just be forewarned they are not open on that day! The last time I had visited Riley's Farm was when I was a kid so my memory of the place was very vague. The property is very large so be prepared for some walking if you arrive on a busy day and have to park in the back lots like we did. Also make sure you wear comfortable shoes since you will be walking up and down slopes and dirt hills! Needless to say we all got a good workout walking the day we visited. There's plenty of areas to explore. They have fields of apples, raspberries, pumpkins and other various fruits to see! Definitely a nice place to take cute pictures at. They even have a beautiful stream that runs through the property. There were two areas of the farm that we saw during our visit. The first was in the front by the road. They have a big historic house that is now transformed into a dining area. You can order food outside and find seating indoors. We took a quick peak at the menu, a few of their offerings included apple pies, bbq sandwiches and chicken pot pies if I remember correctly. There's also a small barn shop with some souvenirs to take home as well as their famous apple cider! The second area we explored was more uphill and secluded. They have a blacksmith, a large indoor souvenir shop and another dining area that served BBQ sandwiches as well as sides. They have plenty of indoor seating and also offer their famous apple cider (both warm and cold options). There's a nice large grass area to hang out at and relax with family before you truck back down the hill to your vehicle. Overall it was a nice experience for us, minus the walking! The property is just very large and it was a bit warm when we were there so those two didn't mix very well. Keep in mind if you have little ones with you they might not like walking up and down the hills or may get tired quickly. But Riley's Farm is definitely a cool place to experience and get some nice pictures!

Awesome place ... everyone was very nice and the farm is great. Can't wait to go back. Highly recommend taking your family and friends.

The Revolutionary War reenactment was great. My kids are in there teens and they were just about the only kids over 13 and they enjoyed it. They have done a great job. The food is amazing. I post a picture of a family size chicken pot pie. I would highly recommend this for a great truthful history lesson. My wife and two kids went here for a dinner and they had a lot of fun. We will probably be going back this Christmas or next. Love supporting people that are telling the truth.

Visited the Sleepy Hollow experience with my wife and 11 and 13yr old sons. What a great experience and we will definitely come back for Christmas. The dinner was great and the kids had a blast doing the pumpkin carving and pie eating contests. Best dinner and a show I've experienced in a long time. Highly recommend this place for a fun night out.

Best FULL INTERACTIVE experience! Top notch dinner/theatre experience. We love Sleepy Hollow at Halloween time (think: pumpkin head on fire, hot cider, hayride, quality show and tri tip!). And Christmas Carol to get you in the holiday spirit. So much fun! Interactive games, dancing and the best music ever, Riley’s Mountaineers are beyond amazing! If you haven’t tried it yet! Look it up! There is an experience for everyone.

September 2022: We love Riley's. They have amazing chicken pot pie and apple turnovers. We enjoy going on a weekday in September to pick pears and apples, this year we got flowers too. They do need to take care of there restrooms, that are often out of paper products.

I visited Riley's farm every fall for years with my kids. My family had a great time again in Riley's!! Be sure to get there early during the weekend.

Rileys Farm is an amazing family fun place to visit. Apple ,flower, and pumpkin picking in the fall. Dinner events that are fun. Get your tickets early they sell.out. plan in spending the day. Highly recommend you get a piece of Mrs Rileys carmel apple turnover.

Atmosphere is good, apple cider is super tasty 😋 view is great too. But smaller than I thought.

I've been twice now with my kids' field trips. We have been to the same section because they are younger. They dipped candles, watched (participated) in a little play, cleaned the old-fashioned way, went on a hay ride, fed goats, and played some old-fashioned games with wooden toys. All the kids had so much fun on both trips. Last time we went was closer to Halloween and they have a spooky hay ride at night. I think it would be fun for the scary haunted house, horror movie type seekers 😬 It's's a great place to spend the day! And an awesome educational experience for a field trip. If you're planning on going on a field trip, make sure to order a pie, or chicken pot pot, beef potatoe pie the night before. They only take pre-orders for a lot of stuff and you don't want to miss out!!! Their dinner and dessert pies are delicious, plus then you don't have to cook after an adventure.

A very beautiful time with my favorite girls 💕 the food is delicious...

Riley’s Farm is a fun place to go with the family. The activities change seasonally so there are reasons to return and experience the seasons. The cast and re-enactments are very fun and educational and the surroundings are beautiful but the food quality and service (food service) are pretty poor. We were there on a school trip and had to wait an abnormal amount of time for a mediocre meal.

We had a great visit, we learned so much. We took home a double crust apple pie and it was delicious. I'm not a big pie fan but this one changed my mind about them! The men that led us around did a wonderful job acting the part. I appreciated seeing men being strong and assertive. So refreshing! After we left I searched their website and was sad to see some of the issues they are going through against those who despise our nation and the freedom it offers. For those who love and respect our nation, it's history and Truth, Riley's farm will be a great place to visit.

This is a really neat farm and historical experience place. They do all sorts of neat activities all year round. We were able to do a 3 day pioneer trek reinactment and it was really well done. I recommend visiting!

Love this place to pick apples, have my cup of hot apple cider and amazing chocolate chip cookies 🍪. It's better to visit during the week to avoid large crowds. Make sure you wear warm attire because it get pretty cold up there during the winter.

This was our first time here. We went to the Apple Butter Festival and stopped at Riley’s. Cool buildings and the pastries smells delicious. There’s free parking and you can walk around the grounds and buildings.

This is a one of kind experience nestled a few minutes north of Beaumont. Aug, Sept and Oct are the apple picking times to go. It does have a great deal to offer in the offseason as well. The Oct, Nov and Dec theatrical dinners are sold out months in advance and are well worth the price.