Great Charity Haunted House. I would guess it is a 20 mins walk around the house, threw a huge maze…read moreand many popular horror movie scenes. They have done a great job making it scary but really cool rooms. Also has a kid area with face painting and bean bag toss. When I was there they had a balloon lady and a fire juggling clown. Really amazing and well worth the $10 charge.

From the owner: Charity event open on October 25, 26, 30, 31! Group packages…read moreon sale! Come give back to local schools!

It just gets better and better every year!!!! I'm not easy to scare but this is by far one of the…read morebest haunted corn maze ever! I love the local actors and the employees and staff are always so nice!

Love it! OK add new things every year it's been cool to see it turn into such a fun placeread more

BUYER BEWARE!!! Horrible place, bought two tickets. 1st time I went they closed early due to…read moreweather. THEY DID DONT EMAIL AND INFORM US!! Second time I pulled up at 10:20 the night before Halloween and they said they have kids working in this establishment and had to close due to the CHILDREN running the business. So unprofessional. They robbed me and my friend. They told us NO RUFUNDS!!!

The house itself was a 5-star! Would love to see more people working in the woods. Loved the…read morechainsaws and the maze.

Amazing set up! We had such a great time! I highly recommend. great for pee-teens and also…read moreteenagers.

From the owner: Experience a pumpkin patch after dark! Hour of Darkness haunted trail at Pack's Pumpkin Patch in…read moreFarmington, Utah. Open next Halloween season in 2025!

After viewing a KSL add showing a huge pumpkin field of pumpkins, a grassy area filled with…read morepumpkins, and a large wagon filled with pumpkins... I thought this would be the perfect place to take my kiddos for our annual pumpkin patch photo shoot and pumpkin selection. I purchased the $35.00 fun pass which was to include a haunted house, maze, petting zoo, super slide, etc. After getting everyone ready we loaded into the car and drove to PUMPKIN HAVEN. I was surprised when the GPS told me to turn into a WALMART parking lot. Then I saw the sign to PUMPKIN HAVEN in the corner of the walmart parking lot and about the size of my backyard was fenced off. There was a tiny bouncy slide for the little kids. The haunted house and maze took us 5 minutes to complete. There was a very tiny pile of pumpkins for sale up front. I was sad and disappointed to not see the pumpkin field which was featured in the ksl add photo and to see the busy street and parking lot in the back of all my photos. This is not a pumpkin farm...This is a parking lot.

This was a giant waste of time and money. I also bought the pass off KSL which I feel was very…read moremisleading. We expected a large area with lots of pumpkins to choose from. We even made sure the kids had on appropriate footwear suited for walking through a field. It was chintzy and small. I could have set up better in my own backyard. The corn box barely held two kids. The petting zoo didn't actually allow you to pet anything (who would want to pet a chicken anyway?). The pumpkin selection was horrible. Not a single one was something we could even try to carve at home. The giant slide was out of commission so the entry price was reduced which means we didn't actually get any type of a deal. We actually paid more than we would have without KSL. INCREDIBLY DISAPPOINTING!!!!!!

My husband and I came as kids and it's so fun coming as parents with our children. There's so much…read moreto do and I'm honestly surprised by how great it still is after coming my whole life!

This place is quite pricy at $110 a person for the day…read more They do offer a lot of diverse rides from little kid rides, to family friendly rides to the bigger coasters that my 9 year old won't venture on. They are quite lax here, and you can bring your own food and beverages in a cooler and tote it around. Also the standards as far as checking riders seems a little lax too compared to what I'm used to by visiting theme parks in CA. They also allow dogs into the park and they don't have to be service animals either. Overall it was a nice Sunday. Kids rides were short lines, while the big coasters had pretty long lines. We road a train past some animals but didn't see any entry way to check those animals out further by foot except the deer. There were a few shows, but we only caught one and it was a choreographed dance show that was Halloween themed. Some workers were really friendly, others not so much.