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

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Loved this farm stand. I fly to the Denver area every year to purchase 4-5 bushels of roasted green…read morechile to take back to central Florida. The chile was meaty & roasted to perfection. I'll be back next chile season.

We now live in a world with unwanted additives in our food and other products. We now have lab…read moregrown meat in our grocery stores, we have cookies baked with plastic in them and ED pills and testosterone pills are everywhere...why, because men need them! I read how all of New Mexico's chili farms were being converted to GMO and the people of New Mexico were outraged (*see footnote, link below). I found this article in my archives but what of the seeds..it's all convoluted now. My family has been buying chili in the Denver area since the 40's. I grew up with the process and eating it and I can testify that chili is much different by comparison. This year I returned to my reliable vendors and the chili was a pathetic version of the original, I went to a new guy in Golden and it's like dealing with a shell game and the chili was sorry also. I then decided to go BACK to Lulu's farm. I ordered a bushel and the bag I got was brimming with chile, probably a bushel and a half. I got home, tasted the chili and (literally) the chili's texture and taste was like eggplant. I was shocked but I remembered that on the way home from the farm that the inside of the car smelled only faintly of green chili...I returned everything I bought from them that day...I simply don't trust the label AND I actually gave Lulu's a second chance that day. 8 months ago I bought 8 bags of frozen chile...all of it was worthless...just can't seem to get away from it.. I returned the items in the pics and there was no argument, no questioning. There were two young girls who appeared. They quickly grabbed the bag of chili as if they were on a mission from God and bolted down the aisle and straight to the back...odd...I was shocked by the manager. There was no concern but later I realized I wasn't the only one to complain to her. In conclusion, I must say that Lulu's has the best market I've seen in Colorado, now...if they can get the chili situation figured out then they just may have something! *https://www.foodrepublic.com/2012/03/19/gm-chiles-ignite-outrage-in-new-mexico/ Regards,

Why have I lived in the area 22 years and never stopped? Such an adorable place and delicious…read moretreats. Look forward to bringing friends and family here.

Worth the drive from Denver! I've always debated the drive but have heard they have the best Apple…read moreCider donuts in CO. Finally pulled the trigger and took a day trip out and the treats were well worth the drive! They do not have actual food (except for sweet treats) but they do recommend bringing your own lunch to have a picnic. They have many picnic tables for you to sit at and enjoy the weather, under a big tent. Staff and service were absolutely great - super friendly and welcoming. You are able to pet the animals but not human food! They do have donkey food that you can purchase in the store. The apple picking was sold out/closed when we went so we only stayed on the main areas.

The transport through the fields. Our driver was awesome. Picking your own vegetables out of…read morethe fields is fun as well as getting the vegetables you want

Don't waste your time or money at miller farms, after a 11+ year family tradition, we will not be…read moreback.

Phenomenal service, everyone is SO NICE! Check their FB page before going to see weather…read moreconditions, they'll even let you know if there was a recent hail storm and it's not the best time for apple picking! Their general store is VERY CUTE and has a great selection of pre picked apples, jams, butters and salsas! They also had fresh picked corn! Will come back for local pumpkins in October!

Couldn't find it and when we called the number, it went into voicemail. What a waste of time. I…read moresuspect they are closed, but never updated the website.

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.

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

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 I lived in Longmont, Colorado, I would be dropping off my kids here. This really is how every…read morechild should spend their day. At Sunflower Farm they value self-directed learning and kids here get to spend the day doing what they want to. We were able to toast marshmallows over the bonfire, feed sheep, and tour the farm. This is a 50-acre farm and they are opened to the public but not during their sprouthouse preschool and school-age farm program hours.

Had a wonderful few hours here with my Toddler. I wish kids could get closer then outside fence to…read moresome animals but I imagine it may be safety issue? They can feed goats, sheep, bighorn sheep, alpacas through fence. Chickens are turkeys are running around free and it's set up great that you can roam and not feel like your on top of other guests. They have a sandbox type silo, a bunch of toy trucks to play with, some climbing and swinging items and a small play house (we did not go in because a bunch of kids were playing). I would say go early bring a lunch and sit out and play and let kids explore. It's a little pricy $15 for anyone over 12 months so a family of 4 is $60 but I'm sure it helps the farm keep well maintained. I would go back and recommend to anyone with small kids.

Lots of vendors to choose from, I now go every Sunday morning! The bread company has the best…read moreassortment of breads and sweet treats as well!

From the owner: The vibrant Orchard Farmers Market operates every Sunday from 9-2 June through September in the…read moreOrchard Town Center. We feature 50+ local vendors including farms, produce, specialty foods, baked goods, breads, canned products, crafts and so much more!