Is a small and manageable outing for us, but watch out for the Karen type in the ticket booth. She is mean.
Pat Smith
Is this the one shane goes to
Tiffany P.
Absolutely go to Anderson Farms instead. We decided to switch it up this year - lesson learned! Ahh well, kids had fun just the same.
David P.
We paid $48 for my wife, my toddler and myself to get in. Everything else inside is an ADDITIONAL cost as well, and overall was of poor quality. Would not go back. They charge 3-year olds $16 to enter...that tells you a lot. Once inside, you can choose from several underwhelming activities, such as: (i) a wobbly play structure with one small slide and swings (nobody used it the entire time we were there); (ii) vats of corn kernels with a bunch of older kids flopping all over each other; (iii) half a PVC pipe with a water pump, pumping dirty water for kids to float rubber ducks down (in our experience it was mostly unsupervised kids pushing and hitting other kids and taking their ducks); (iv) a depressing petting zoo with a few goats (at an extra charge); or (v) a VERY dirty bounce house. We could not get out of there fast enough, but our toddler wanted pumpkins so we ended up spending another $30 or so (total with admission coming to about $80) for 3 pumpkins that are just OK. Not for us.
Jahna H.
There's a reason why this place has terrible reviews...don't come! For 2 adults 2 kids you pay $65 just to get in after waiting in a super long line...then you wait in extremely long lines to EVERYTHING that you have to pay MORE for! You're going to drop HUNDREDS of dollars and kids were next in line for the bungee jumping waiting over an hour there's no sign or anything that they take breaks at certain times they should at the least alternative staff and rotate break times right before my kids were about to go they just shut and down and walk away and say it's break time. Way to make a miserable day for unhappy children and parents!!!!
Maxemiliano C.
Looks like a great place for kids, but for a cute fall date for my fiancée and I in our twenties it was a bummer. The patch was very small and there wasn't many pumpkins to pick from. The parking lot was blocked off even though it was half empty and we had to park in the parking lot next door and walk over. It would have been much more worthwhile to take a longer drive towards a different pumpkin patch that has fields of pumpkins to pick from.
F B.
We drove 50min to get there with a toddler only to be turned away. They don't sell tickets in advance so there is no way around this.
Donna D.
We attempted to go on Saturday 10/24. There was a very long line to get in but we decided to try it. Here's the main problem. We are still very much in a pandemic. People were standing way too close in line. Many people did not have masks. My husband asked a maskless- family behind us in line to step back because they were way too close. While waiting in line, we saw a "wagon ride" go by. They were packed in and a lot were not wearing masks. There were way too many people in the actual very small "farm." If you care about your health and the health of others, do not go here during Covid. They clearly do not enforce any sort of mask mandate. We ended up leaving before we got in because we did not feel safe.
Shin M.
$15/person entrance fee gives you entrance to a lot of fun activities for the kids. Playground, petting zoo, bounce houses, bounce pad, hay ride, climbing wall, $ pony rides, $ nerf gun wars, $ trampoline jumps, food trucks, corn bath, corn maize, hay maze, pumpkin patch, etc. kids had a lot of fun No pets allowed except service animals, they are very strict about that We went on a Saturday at noon on oct 26 and waited an hour in line to get in. You get a free mini pumpkin or gourd with admission (worth $0.50)
There are quite a few activities for everyone here and the fair food you expect. You even get a free tiny pumpkin or gourd to take home.
Thelma G.
This is not worth the money. My 3 year old even had a $15 admission fee. Once in, you had to pay extra for the jumping activity, extra for the nerf gun (extremely pathetic set up) war. You had to pay for the pony ride. All added fees would have required more than $100, including the entry fee. The pitiful petting zoo had a small selection of animals in cages (not able to touch). Families are struggling enough and this just felt like multiple companies coming together in the name of making money and not providing an enjoyable, affordable family activity. The free "tiny" pumpkin was also an insult. Would it be so difficult to give a true-size pumpkin?
Jacquie B.
How is this a pumpkin patch with no pumpkins? $15 per person to get in for 3 and up and there was no pumpkins. Very underwhelming and expensive for what is it. Also - the petting zoo animals are absolutely miserable. So sad
M B.
It's just ok. Really overpriced for what they offer. The add on activities are pricy. Kids spent most of the time on swings. Save your money and just head to a park..
Janice E.
This was my second visit here within 4 years. It is a quaint little fall experience with a city. It was rather ho- him for a high admission price. Even our 3 year old was 14 dollars. Handicap parking was gone when we got there 7 minutes after it opened. The kids enjoyed the swings and bounce houses. The petting tent was a little boring. We all enjoyed the hay ride. Might go back.
amazing food! We eat here Weekly ?
Is a small and manageable outing for us, but watch out for the Karen type in the ticket booth. She is mean.
Is this the one shane goes to
Absolutely go to Anderson Farms instead. We decided to switch it up this year - lesson learned! Ahh well, kids had fun just the same.
We paid $48 for my wife, my toddler and myself to get in. Everything else inside is an ADDITIONAL cost as well, and overall was of poor quality. Would not go back. They charge 3-year olds $16 to enter...that tells you a lot. Once inside, you can choose from several underwhelming activities, such as: (i) a wobbly play structure with one small slide and swings (nobody used it the entire time we were there); (ii) vats of corn kernels with a bunch of older kids flopping all over each other; (iii) half a PVC pipe with a water pump, pumping dirty water for kids to float rubber ducks down (in our experience it was mostly unsupervised kids pushing and hitting other kids and taking their ducks); (iv) a depressing petting zoo with a few goats (at an extra charge); or (v) a VERY dirty bounce house. We could not get out of there fast enough, but our toddler wanted pumpkins so we ended up spending another $30 or so (total with admission coming to about $80) for 3 pumpkins that are just OK. Not for us.
There's a reason why this place has terrible reviews...don't come! For 2 adults 2 kids you pay $65 just to get in after waiting in a super long line...then you wait in extremely long lines to EVERYTHING that you have to pay MORE for! You're going to drop HUNDREDS of dollars and kids were next in line for the bungee jumping waiting over an hour there's no sign or anything that they take breaks at certain times they should at the least alternative staff and rotate break times right before my kids were about to go they just shut and down and walk away and say it's break time. Way to make a miserable day for unhappy children and parents!!!!
Looks like a great place for kids, but for a cute fall date for my fiancée and I in our twenties it was a bummer. The patch was very small and there wasn't many pumpkins to pick from. The parking lot was blocked off even though it was half empty and we had to park in the parking lot next door and walk over. It would have been much more worthwhile to take a longer drive towards a different pumpkin patch that has fields of pumpkins to pick from.
We drove 50min to get there with a toddler only to be turned away. They don't sell tickets in advance so there is no way around this.
We attempted to go on Saturday 10/24. There was a very long line to get in but we decided to try it. Here's the main problem. We are still very much in a pandemic. People were standing way too close in line. Many people did not have masks. My husband asked a maskless- family behind us in line to step back because they were way too close. While waiting in line, we saw a "wagon ride" go by. They were packed in and a lot were not wearing masks. There were way too many people in the actual very small "farm." If you care about your health and the health of others, do not go here during Covid. They clearly do not enforce any sort of mask mandate. We ended up leaving before we got in because we did not feel safe.
$15/person entrance fee gives you entrance to a lot of fun activities for the kids. Playground, petting zoo, bounce houses, bounce pad, hay ride, climbing wall, $ pony rides, $ nerf gun wars, $ trampoline jumps, food trucks, corn bath, corn maize, hay maze, pumpkin patch, etc. kids had a lot of fun No pets allowed except service animals, they are very strict about that We went on a Saturday at noon on oct 26 and waited an hour in line to get in. You get a free mini pumpkin or gourd with admission (worth $0.50)
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There are quite a few activities for everyone here and the fair food you expect. You even get a free tiny pumpkin or gourd to take home.
This is not worth the money. My 3 year old even had a $15 admission fee. Once in, you had to pay extra for the jumping activity, extra for the nerf gun (extremely pathetic set up) war. You had to pay for the pony ride. All added fees would have required more than $100, including the entry fee. The pitiful petting zoo had a small selection of animals in cages (not able to touch). Families are struggling enough and this just felt like multiple companies coming together in the name of making money and not providing an enjoyable, affordable family activity. The free "tiny" pumpkin was also an insult. Would it be so difficult to give a true-size pumpkin?
How is this a pumpkin patch with no pumpkins? $15 per person to get in for 3 and up and there was no pumpkins. Very underwhelming and expensive for what is it. Also - the petting zoo animals are absolutely miserable. So sad
It's just ok. Really overpriced for what they offer. The add on activities are pricy. Kids spent most of the time on swings. Save your money and just head to a park..
This was my second visit here within 4 years. It is a quaint little fall experience with a city. It was rather ho- him for a high admission price. Even our 3 year old was 14 dollars. Handicap parking was gone when we got there 7 minutes after it opened. The kids enjoyed the swings and bounce houses. The petting tent was a little boring. We all enjoyed the hay ride. Might go back.