FAQ

All of the activities are included in Admission. The only other things that require payment are pumpkins, food, and items from the Farm Market and Gift Shop.

If you are only doing this, there is no need to pay admission. Just tell them when you come in. They will direct you to a short-term pick-up parking spot.

Pumpkins are priced by size and range from $1 to $30.

Yes, season passes are $15. You can purchase them at Admission.

Yes, you will get a 10% discount if you bring a group of 20 or more. Admission will be $9, instead of $10.

No, parking is free as are all the activities, once you pay for admission.

When the farm first opened Jim and Lois didn’t charge admission because they knew how expensive it was to take their eight children places when they were young. For many years, Jim worked a lot for free and the sale of the pumpkins was enough to cover the pumpkin patch operating costs. Since his death, we have had to pay for much of the work he did for free. In addition, our insurance and labor costs continue to rise. In order to keep operating the pumpkin patch, we have had to charge admission.

We have never been open on Sundays. We believe Sunday is a holy day. So we don’t work on Sundays and don’t believe in making others work on that day either. We hope that you are able to come to the farm on a day that we are open.

No, but you are welcome to bring your birthday party, including your own cake. We only ask that you do not hold tables when you are not sitting at them. We also request NO BIRTHDAY CANDLES, especially in the barn.

Menu items include:
Jumbo Hot Dogs, Jumbo Cheese Dogs, Jumbo Chili Dogs, Jumbo Chili Cheese Dogs
Nachos, Nachos with Chili
Pumpkin Patch Chili (Homemade)
French Fries, Cheese Fries, Chili Cheese Fries
Caramel Apple Sundaes, and Cider Donut Sundaes
Cider Donuts (Homemade)
Beverages include:
Hot Cider, Hot Chocolate
Cold Cider, Cider Slushies
Soda, Juice Boxes
Water

Yes. Your dog must be on a leash and may go everywhere, except on the hayride and in the barn.

Yes. A few times we have even driven hayrides in the snow! However, since so many of the activities are outside, you will have a much more pleasant experience if you come when it is not pouring rain.

Yes, you are welcome to take professional photographs at the farm during our regular business hours. Everyone will need to pay admission.

It is difficult to independently maneuver a wheelchair on the farm as there is no pavement. Everything is either grass or dirt roads with lots of hills. There is accessibility parking. We frequently do have wheelchair users visit our farm and have a good time.

Yes! We are setup to accept both cash and credit cards.