Places to eat foods good popcorn gift shop ponies to ride on big bouncy castles and slides corn mazes pumpkin patch and apple picking does not cost much in places to take photos lovely
John Reitz
Great place with good people and very nice merchandise.
Zi Aly
I loved this place
Katherine Okreglicki
It was super busy but pretty cool
Curtis Grubbs
Very enjoyable time. Just right for our needs. Clean, and welcoming. Staff were great and very helpful. It's a great place
Bill Williamson
Great selection of apples. Lots of cider and pies and apple donuts. Really nice people working there. Well worth a visit... especially in the fall!
Zac Robbins
This pumpkin patch literally put all their money into Little Red Wagons tons of them because everything was overpriced the mini golf was like pallets with felt on it, all uneven, lady was rude to us we were asking them a question she says "can you scoot over where I can take care of the next person" very rude like. And what was sad is it was packed. I said for what?
shashank bajpai
Nice place to stroll around and feels like going back in time ..
Akei Marion
Honestly I’m really upset about this. I feel like my money was stolen from me by this place. I along with other families purchased tokens for the little activities and the staff over charged me $20 for 18 tokens. The signs reads 18 tokens for $15 and when I asked Araeceli (the staff) is this was correct she said yes even though the sign clearly states otherwise. Then to add insult to injury NONE of the activities took any tokens. More than one parent approached me asking if I bought tokens and also expressed discontent about it and feeling ripped off. I asked for a refund and I was told by Araeceli that could “donate the tokens back to them” and that they don’t do refunds. She said they were understaffed and that’s why they didn’t take the tokens. I asked her if they knew they were understaffed and weren’t taken tokens why are you still having families buy tokens then and she had nothing to say. Staff at the token section also got upset with me for telling other families the activities were free since they were understaffed today and not to buy tokens. I guess they didn’t like that I wouldn’t let them continue to scam other families. $20 is one thing but another family told me they spent $50 on tokens they didn’t need and couldn’t get a refund for. Honestly do better guys.
C L
As a local, I enjoy going during the week to pet the cats, buy some donuts, and let my kid play on the playground. The weekends are an overwhelming, highly crowded, and chaotic experience that I suggest avoiding. Perhaps they should start charging weekend entrance fees and make the kids activities free to help control the crowd and allow people to actually have a decent experience.The prices on kids activities keep going up while the quality and enjoyment continue to go down. The mini-golf course is so sad and needs major TLC! Food prices have also gotten ridiculous, inflation only accounts for a 15% increase in the last 2 years, not 40%+. A bowl of chili with 2 small sides and a drink used to be $8, and now it's $14. The kids meals are now $7 and my kid was served a black and crispy hot dog, and mushy & cold mac and cheese.I understand issues of inflation and staffing persist. But that's where reevaluating your business model could come in handy. Figure out what works and what doesn't. Focus on quality over quantity.
A nice and laid back fall activity! Can be kind of busy but still manageable. The kids should enjoy the animals and outdoor activities!
Melanie Knerr
Our annual visit to the Curtis orchard pumpkin patch is a fun time for all.
April Heffner
Love this place. We were looking forward to it opening. But when it did, not all the activities were open. It was a little disappointing. Ill wait till October to go. I know it will be great then.
Rebecca Shaw
Busy with school groups. Nice gift shop with home decor items as well as apples, pumpkins and gourds. I've had much better apple donuts elsewhere
Michael Lundin
Our visit to Curtis was a perfect fit into our get away day agenda. We arrived early an shopped the store before the pumpkin patch was open the crowds were just building. Bought our cider, donuts, and apple fritters (all delicious) and place them in our vehicles and resumed exploring the farm. This place looks perfect for children 1-15yo a ton of activities and it doesn't really break the bank. We concluded our visit at the Flying Minkey Cafe. I had the Chicken dumpling soup, Mac N Cheese, chili, and a biscuit. I over ate it was all so tasty. The food ordering process was a bit confusing but they really move the people and products through, an enjoyable 2 hours was had by all.
Places to eat foods good popcorn gift shop ponies to ride on big bouncy castles and slides corn mazes pumpkin patch and apple picking does not cost much in places to take photos lovely
Great place with good people and very nice merchandise.
I loved this place
It was super busy but pretty cool
Very enjoyable time. Just right for our needs. Clean, and welcoming. Staff were great and very helpful. It's a great place
Great selection of apples. Lots of cider and pies and apple donuts. Really nice people working there. Well worth a visit... especially in the fall!
This pumpkin patch literally put all their money into Little Red Wagons tons of them because everything was overpriced the mini golf was like pallets with felt on it, all uneven, lady was rude to us we were asking them a question she says "can you scoot over where I can take care of the next person" very rude like. And what was sad is it was packed. I said for what?
Nice place to stroll around and feels like going back in time ..
Honestly I’m really upset about this. I feel like my money was stolen from me by this place. I along with other families purchased tokens for the little activities and the staff over charged me $20 for 18 tokens. The signs reads 18 tokens for $15 and when I asked Araeceli (the staff) is this was correct she said yes even though the sign clearly states otherwise. Then to add insult to injury NONE of the activities took any tokens. More than one parent approached me asking if I bought tokens and also expressed discontent about it and feeling ripped off. I asked for a refund and I was told by Araeceli that could “donate the tokens back to them” and that they don’t do refunds. She said they were understaffed and that’s why they didn’t take the tokens. I asked her if they knew they were understaffed and weren’t taken tokens why are you still having families buy tokens then and she had nothing to say. Staff at the token section also got upset with me for telling other families the activities were free since they were understaffed today and not to buy tokens. I guess they didn’t like that I wouldn’t let them continue to scam other families. $20 is one thing but another family told me they spent $50 on tokens they didn’t need and couldn’t get a refund for. Honestly do better guys.
As a local, I enjoy going during the week to pet the cats, buy some donuts, and let my kid play on the playground. The weekends are an overwhelming, highly crowded, and chaotic experience that I suggest avoiding. Perhaps they should start charging weekend entrance fees and make the kids activities free to help control the crowd and allow people to actually have a decent experience.The prices on kids activities keep going up while the quality and enjoyment continue to go down. The mini-golf course is so sad and needs major TLC! Food prices have also gotten ridiculous, inflation only accounts for a 15% increase in the last 2 years, not 40%+. A bowl of chili with 2 small sides and a drink used to be $8, and now it's $14. The kids meals are now $7 and my kid was served a black and crispy hot dog, and mushy & cold mac and cheese.I understand issues of inflation and staffing persist. But that's where reevaluating your business model could come in handy. Figure out what works and what doesn't. Focus on quality over quantity.
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A nice and laid back fall activity! Can be kind of busy but still manageable. The kids should enjoy the animals and outdoor activities!
Our annual visit to the Curtis orchard pumpkin patch is a fun time for all.
Love this place. We were looking forward to it opening. But when it did, not all the activities were open. It was a little disappointing. Ill wait till October to go. I know it will be great then.
Busy with school groups. Nice gift shop with home decor items as well as apples, pumpkins and gourds. I've had much better apple donuts elsewhere
Our visit to Curtis was a perfect fit into our get away day agenda. We arrived early an shopped the store before the pumpkin patch was open the crowds were just building. Bought our cider, donuts, and apple fritters (all delicious) and place them in our vehicles and resumed exploring the farm. This place looks perfect for children 1-15yo a ton of activities and it doesn't really break the bank. We concluded our visit at the Flying Minkey Cafe. I had the Chicken dumpling soup, Mac N Cheese, chili, and a biscuit. I over ate it was all so tasty. The food ordering process was a bit confusing but they really move the people and products through, an enjoyable 2 hours was had by all.