This is our family's favorite pumpkin patch and fall farm! It's $8 to enter and free on Wednesdays…read more They have a huge kids area included. With basketball, multiple farm animals, hay bale maze, giant slide, peddle bikes, bouncy pad, corn digging pit, games, photo ops, farm equipment and more for the kids to explore. The giant pumpkins are only $7 and they have many different types of pumpkins and gourds. There is a small farm stand to purchase vegetables and treats at. There were 2 food trucks on site when we were there on a Wednesday. You can also go out in the field and pick your own pumpkin and cut it off the vine. We come here every year!

Pleasantly surprised by this gem! The grounds are very spacious with plenty of parking and so many…read moregreat things for the kiddos! Kid area includes a bouncy area, corn box, photo ops, mini corn mazes, food trucks, and many tractors on site for photo ops. We went on a Wednesday it free! All in all~ such a wonderful experience

Once again, this small town place simply amazes. Every year, just before Halloween, my family and I…read moremake the drive up to Evergreen to shop this little farmers market/pumpkin patch. It's owned and operated by a man named JP and he is as old school, down to earth as they come. Today I bought six huge pumpkins, oatmeal cooking. A lemon bar, green chili, soap, peanuts, some sodas and a few pie pumpkins. I love the feel of this place as well as its location. The friendly banter with JP is always fun and there is some real pride of ownership involved in this place. If you're looking for a real Halloween feel when shopping for pumpkins... Bypass King Soopers and stop at this great locally owned pumpkin patch.

I stopped by on my way home from a hike in the area. Loved how everything was set up & decorated!…read moreVery cute! I bought 2 palisade peaches & some chocolate. The chocolate was great! I had 1 of the peaches today. It definitely is not worth $4.99 a lb. Not juicy & just very dull. I'm hoping the other peach is better.

Went back again this year! Great selection and great friendly service. Great pumpkins and more!read more

From the owner: We love being farmers!read more

We had a fantastic time at this pumpkin patch! The setup is incredibly authentic--they drive you…read moreout to the fields on a classic tractor, and from there, you get to walk right through the farm and vines to hunt down and pick your perfect pumpkins straight from the dirt. It's a great, hands-on fall experience. That being said, be prepared for the cost. The pumpkins themselves are getting a bit pricey, and the general admission fee is $30 per person, which can definitely add up quickly. Despite the price tag, the venue itself is exceptionally well-maintained. A huge plus is that they have genuinely good, clean restrooms, which is always a relief at outdoor farm events. If you go in the evening, their haunted zone is fantastic and adds a whole new layer of spooky fun to the night. Ultimately, there is a ton to do here, making it a great destination if you're looking for a full day or night of autumn festivities.

Used to love going here but unfortunately will NEVER step foot here again. Morgan inside the gift…read moreshop felt the need to follow my son and his gf (mind you both 13 years old brown children) and immediately profiling them of being thieves simply because they were trying to make sure one another wouldn't see what they were purchasing for each other (not hiding items or anything trying to just avoid each other and deciding on final items to purchase). She felt the need to watch them like a hawk and then proceeded to YELL at them to put back the items or get in line to purchase them (not realizing my son's gf's mother was supervising behind them) and when she was confronted by her mother and advised that they were only children and there was no need to yell at them Morgan's tone changes QUICKLY and yet she still felt the need to say they were acting and looking "suspicious." Mind you - there were plenty of other groups of unsupervised teenagers (groups of American boys around 15-17) walking around unsupervised but yet our two brown children were the only ones targeted. She proceed to go hide in the back after being confronted and when we asked to speak to a manager we spoke to Dez who immediately resorted to defensiveness and basically say she agrees with Morgan - at that point she simply could've acknowledged the error and apologized for Morgan's behavior but instead she stood by Morgan and basically repeated the same things. We then asked for her manager - Brian came and unfortunately same thing - his immediate response was defensiveness instead of simply being apologetic he said our children were being suspicious... MIND YOU HE ALSO IN THE SAME SENTENCE SAID HE WAS NOT THERE TO WITNESS WHAT HAPPENED. There is a way to handle these types of situations and scenarios and it's sad and disheartening the way they chose to handle this one. Do better. Unfortunately this farm appears to love to make money off of our ethnic cultures (having creole food and Mexican food/snacks available for purchase) but their employees don't seem to treat all ethnicities fairly!! Take your business and spend your money elsewhere because Anderson Farms is definitely not the place to do it.

If you have a baby that isn't walking yet, this place is the place to go around 4pm. Get there…read moreearly! The place is great in early season! The youngsters are great and have great customer service and they care. We will be back!

Had a great time! Definitely geared towards little kids but we had a blast. Played the games with…read morethe basketball being our favorite. Did the corn maze twice to see if we could beat our time and overall loved this place. Great price and great experience

Derek and his family have been in Lakewood as long as I can remember. Every year I love their happy…read moreattitude and generosity of spirit for the holiday season. Grateful & Blessed be, dear ones!

Just bought a tree from Derrick. Great guy! I appreciated him taking the time to answer my…read morequestions and share his story and the history of this Locally owned Farm with me. Thus is my New goto for Beautiful, Fresh & Live Christmas Trees!

My pup and I visited Munson's Farm Stand this morning and had a wonderful visit. we arrived a bit…read morebefore they opened and everyone was so helpful. Noah was wonderful and we look forward to our next visit.

For decades, I've planned my weekend rides around a stop at Munson Farms. I always look forward to…read moreits summer opening and miss it when the stand shuts down at the end of the harvest season.

We took our little guy here for his first pumpkin patch visit, and it was super fun (for us)!…read more There are plenty of photo op areas with bales of hay to sit on, a little wagon for little ones to "drive" while in place, and even a tractor hayride around the property. Growing up in Los Angeles, my only experience with pumpkin patches would be a yard with pumpkins to choose from. And that's it. Speaking of pumpkins, there was a good variety in terms of white versus orange versus green-striped pumpkins. There were a range of pumpkin sizes ranging from pie to the ginormous ones that I had trouble picking up because they were so large. The only reason this place doesn't get five stars is that the pumpkin patch was a little bit sparse (probably because most people came earlier in the month) and there were at least a few pumpkins that were rotten or cracked open and should be been removed before customers arrived. Inside the shed, you can buy a bunch of locally sourced and made goodies, such as peach cider and peach ice cream. Yum! I'm so happy that our friends invited us here for a playdate, and we're excited to visit again next year when the little one will be old enough to walk around and choose a pumpkin to bring home.

We came here just for funsies one day and it was pleasantly funsies. Tractor ride was good, has…read morebetter suspension than most we've been on. And it's Free! And the guy who rides it tells stories of his childhood. He talks about crawdads and stuff. As far as the prices on the pumpkins and produce they're very goose. Or should I say "berry goose." . Don't question my English!!!!

Best pumpkin patch in Colorado! We had the best time and will be back! I recommend buying tickets…read morein advance online because you get in faster! What is great is you can use the tickets for any day the whole season so you don't have to pick a day to go and worry about needing to change the day! Super convenient and the price is good! We paid for the basic entry ticket and nothing extra and it was worth it! So much is included you don't need to worry about not being able to do anything! We were there for 4hrs and didn't even do all the things we could have. We ate lunch there, the food was expensive but that's common nowadays. I got the pulled pork sandwich and it was delicious! So don't worry about not liking the food, it's well prepared and tons of options. We also got a coffee and it tasted good too! They really have it all! My favorite part was the mutin-busting, they made it so fun! The corn maze was a close second, it's not too hard and fun! This place is super kid friendly and the price is worth all the fun you get to enjoy! Also they out wood chips on the ground everywhere so you don't need to worry about mud! We will be back!

By far, one of the funner pumpkin patches that I've taken my kids to over the course of their 13…read moreyears. The pumpkin patch itself is not nearly as big or cool as some of the others, and the corn maze was only about waist high, but the overall experience Was way more enjoyable here. Pig races were a blast. Food was really decent stadium food quality overall great experience highly recommend if Ryan had kids I think he would bring him here.

We've gotten our tree from Mr jingles for the past three years. Great location & selection.read more

This is probably our 8th or 9th year going to Mr. Jingles - it's become one of our biggest…read moretraditions. They always have a great selection, staff is always friendly and helpful, and the trees are healthy and last a while after we get them home. They also tolerate our hide-and-seek shenanigans! Thanks again to Chad and his team. See you next year!