We try different farms each year, trying to find "the one." This one was okay. It is big and has…read moreplenty to do. A con is that the smaller kid activities is way on the other side from the bigger kid activities so if you have kids of different ages, you have one bored and just hanging until the other is done in their section. The food was decent for the most part. The funnel cake bites, turkey leg, and kettle corn were good. The elote corn was eh. The food was decently priced. To get in is $20 each which to me, is a little pricey. There should be kid pricing in my opinion. Parking is ok. They did let a car in front of us hold the line up to wait for a car to leave but when we tried to do it, they made us move. Understandable but rules should be the same for everyone. Most staff was nice. On the way out, they asked about taking a family photo. We declined. My son was on the props I guess (it wasn't labeled and no one was there taking pictures) and one staff was like "this is where we take our pictures just so you know." That was interesting. Maybe post a sign. Not my top pick, but it was a decent time.

We have gone here for years with all our kids gkids and cousins. It's a super fun farm something…read morefor everyone. They have things for little kids and big kids, even the adult kids! So many photo opportunities, From fields of pumpkins to big rope spider web to the tractor or large painted tires . The only thing you'll pay extra for is the train ride for the littles. I think it's $2-3 bring cash. Even at the gate if you pay with cash it's a $2 discount each. $20 for admission They have big bounce thing for the big kids to adults. A small one for the little kids. Tricycles for big and small. All kinds of climbing things. Yard Games large legos, chess and a huge corn maze bring a flash light or use your phone. They do have reasonably priced food. They allow you to bring in drinks not sure about food. Years past we celebrated birthdays and they let us bring in ice chest. You may want to check for current rules. There is a farmers market at the entrance to buy pumpkins, jelly, honey.... We go on Thursday's less busy . They have a super cute petting zoo area. Bring quarters to get the food to feed the animals . Lots of J John's clean and well kept. With all the rain you may want to bring misquote spray. We didn't need it but it's rained again. It's well lit at night we go around 5 stay till closing. Even our grown up college kids ask when are we going to the farm. Hard to post pic without our family in them. Lots of tree house things for kids to crawl up and slide down. Great memories are created here. I highly recommend this farm. We've been to a few other farms and they aren't as fun or organized with employees who care. Bonus is it's clean. Plus the cost is very good in comparison.

Great for families! Bounce houses, lighted corn maze, food trucks. Rides and games. Great family…read morefun!

Chose this place for a cute last min Halloween fun and was satisfied for what it was. Decent amount…read moreof rides for little kids but the little game booths were exspenive.. $5 a game to possibly win a .30cent stuffed animal?? Idk about all that but the location was nice enough and was decorated decently. Over all service was mid but we still made the best of it.

I absolutely loved it I had came with my family and children and they loved it as well. We had came…read moreon a Wednesday which was half off on the unlimited rides and everything is affordable

Great place! Amazing selection all local grown so nothing needs to acclimate like the stuff brought…read morein from Cali at your big box stores. Super friendly and incredible pricing! We definitely will be back for more!

U-Pick citrus is most likely something completely foreign to anyone outside of Arizona, California,…read moreand Florida. So when I heard of picking citrus from a variety of species of trees all in place, I naturally said, "Yes please!" Trees and citrus available, all in varying amounts and dependent on the harvest, are as follows: tangerine, blood orange, orlando tangelo, minneola tangelo, oro blanco grapefruit, kumquat, valencia orange, meyer lemon, Lisbon lemon, and a whole lot more. The place used to be a research grove, operated by the University of Arizona, so there is a large variety here. So come enjoy it while it lasts. You never know when this land will turn into houses.

Never having explored Carefree before, I took the Pumpkin garden as my excuse to take a little day…read moretrip. Driving from our home location, it took about an hour, beautiful rock formation, hence why the famous Boulder Resort and Spa are located right there. My friend and I took the weekday, Monday at 10:00 a.m. opportunity to walk through the garden. Knowing that during the weekend this place must be impossible with the crowds and parking. Great decision on our end, very few people, the paths were clear and there were still local artist carving the pumpkins, along with musicians playing music. I assume the only thing we missed going during the weekday was the beer garden and food trucks which I could live without. The pumpkin displays were whimsical creations, beautiful works of art, loved the displays. The path of pumpkin also leads to the huge Sun Dial and a playful playground area for kids. Visitors should take note that, though I read it takes about an 1 1/2 hours to walk through, maybe on the weekend, it took us about 1/2 hour including the Sun Dial. Luckily I had planned that we would drive around and go for an early lunch at one of Carefree's famous local eateries. Exhibit: Fun and whimsical, definitely worth going if you are in the area to do other exploring too.

This was a fun outing and so cool to see the creative pumpkins. There is a 10.00 fee to get in,…read morethere is food and drinks to purchase once in side with a few little vendors and a outside theatre where when we went a clown was entertaining people. I'm not a fan of clowns at all but the kids liked it. There was so many cool pumpkins.

We absolutely loved it there today! It was our first time there, it was opening day and we were…read moreblessed with rain! My kids had soo much fun! We will definitely be back next week.

Cute family owned farm. There's a pumpkin patch, sunflower field, food & drink vendors, and games…read more Parking is free, entrance cost around $9. You can pick a sunflower from the designated row for $3. Only suggestion, provide live local country bands. It feels like there should have been some dancing!