Great place to shop, eat, play and pick berries. The staff were friendly. We had a blast. There’s a little something for everyone. There are plenty of games for children and several that were appropriate for adults. Food options and ice cream available. I’ll plan to return for more fun and play. This place did not disappoint.

– Wit M

Great experience. Very well kept grounds. Peach ice cream was to die for!! The corn was delicious too.
It was cloudy when we went but it didn't take away from the experience.

– Sara

We've been going to Fifers yearly now for some time. This year they've updated a few things that are improvements. The first is the Terf. Yes we all love real grass but with the amount of foot traffic this place gets and with the added weather Delaware loves to have, let's just say that the Terf is definitely a huge improvement with far less mud puddles. They have add to their "U-Play" yet again with a large tube slide to go along with the zip lines, apple launchers (fall season only), corn pit, bike track, 3 bounce pads, duck race, human fooze ball, and several bother smaller activities. Also added are the benches with umbrellas to rest from the sun while the kiddos play.

Then you have the seasonal "U-pick". Always a great time and not terribly priced.

Speaking of price, the down side is the side attractions from the "Little Farm" crew. Cute animals but $10 for face paint, way over priced (I think it was $10) for a pony ride that walks 1 very small loop. Now the feeding that included 1 donkey, 1 duck, and 1 goat, 1 rabbit, and 1 ginnie pig (which is far less then they use to have) and now cost $2 for a half a small cup of grain when it was $1. So not a nock at Fifers since it's my understanding that it's a sub contract place.

Lastly, Fifers offers a tracter ride, kids love, Kitchen store (which has great things but hit or miss on price values), and a Food and ice cream store which is reasonably priced amd well done.

So while it can be pricey, it's worth it for an all day adventure with the family but the petting zoo section can be skipped to save money that adds to the experience being way over priced.

– Jason Nery