Pumpkin patch heaven! So many animals and baby animals: pigs, goats, sheep, camels, mini cows, llamas/alpacas, chickens, rabbits. A must for kids during pumpkin season. read more

Went with the family, it was a lot of fun! I enjoyed the baby piglets and the camels the most! We also paid $4.00 for the parakeet feeding exhibit. That was fun too. I feel it was a little over priced tho. They give u a popsicle stick with a tiny bit of bird seed hot glued on it, then the parakeets come and eat it. I really hope the birds are not consuming the glue while they eat the food off, that would be really bad. The petting zoo feed was $1.00. Thought that as a really fair price... you get to experience the animals coming up to you while you feed their life stock. The market was nice, I feel that was a bit pricey as well. It was really hot and there were a lot of flies until the experience for the been a lot better in a cooler weather situation. read more

Carmichael's has become an annual event for our family (often many times per season!). If you're looking for the PERFECT outdoor activity for kids and grown-ups alike, you've got to visit Carmichael's! Tons of pumpkins, gourds, and squash, donkey and camel rides, a hay ride and cane maze, and loads of animals to see and feed if you'd like (you can buy a bag of food). There are goats, sheep, cows, camels, pigs, turtles, geese, parakeets and rabbits!! They also have a shop where you can get toys, clothing and lots of different foods and treats (make sure to get some of their amazing fudge and jalapeno peanut brittle!). They've also improved the "snack shack" inside, so get some lunch while you're there! They have permanent bathrooms, which is very convenient, and wash and sanitize stations sprinkled around the grounds. The atmosphere is wonderful, and is all the best things about Autumn. There are several locations set up for photo ops, and there is plenty of parking. Weekends do get pretty busy, so if you want a lighter crowd, mid week is probably best. It's almost all dirt out there, so sandals may not be the best footwear, and if it's rained recently, boots are best. Highly recommended!! Excellent family outing. read more

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We love this sweet pumpkin patch. It's an annual tradition for so many local families, ours included. We go at least once each season. There's no admission fee to get in. The pumpkin selection is great, and there are so many photo spots. Feeding the parakeets is a favorite for my kids. It's only $4 per person. There's a tractor hay ride, pony and camel rides- all reasonably priced, and there are plenty of free activities as well. My youngest loves the (free) dark maze, and then there are so many animals to see. The baby pigs are the cutest little things. They have a gift shop with fudge, jams, jellies, and other goodies, as well as a food counter with hot food options. They are only open until the 31st, so get out there soon. You'll be glad you did. read more

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Finally found the new location & it's well worth the drive!!! Big huge building- lots of fresh wonderful produce, canned items, nuts, even seeds to plant yourself!! Definitely making frequent trips for more! read more

We love to go to Carmichael's for all of our fresh fruits and vegetables. There's nothing better than a homegrown tomato on a hot summer day unless it's a homemade peach cobbler made with some fresh juicy peaches! read more

Carmichael's Pumpkin Patch is an adorable, affordable place for an outing! They have all the expected pumpkin patch activities - petting zoo, a maze, PILES OF PUMPKINS - but there's no admission charge! What, I don't have to pay 10 bucks to take a new photo for Instagram? SCORE. The activities that do have an added charge - pony/camel/wagon rides, a cane maze, or animal feeding encounters - are reasonable, topping out at $5 per person. I came the weekend before Halloween, and Carmichael's was busy. Parking was not as bad as I expected; I was able to park in a gravel lot that wasn't too far from the entrance, but if Carmichael's had been a little busier, parking would have been a problem. The pumpkin selection was also kind of limited at this point - there was a wide variety of decorative gourds and bumpy, textured pumpkins, but all of the jack o'lantern carving pumpkins were sold out. Fortunately, there were still several piles of pumpkins for picture taking, and, boy, was there picture taking. Everywhere I looked, there were parents taking photos of children or young people taking photos for social media, so heads up - this is a good place to take that new profile pic. The petting zoo portion was really good for a free attraction. There was a camel, a couple of llamas, pigs, plenty of goats and sheep, and some ponies ready for people's hands. There were also several baby animals frolicking for extra cute photo ops. There were several hand sanitizer dispensers around the animal pens, but there's also a bathroom with a proper sink for hand washing. The dark maze was okay. It really is quite dark (not entirely pitch black) but dark enough that I had to reassure myself this was a family-friendly maze and no pumpkin-headed serial killer would jump out at me. It's also not so much a maze as it is a dark path through an outbuilding, but it's worth a try, especially because it's free! To be honest, I found Carmichael's Pumpkin Patch because I wanted to take an Instagram photo but didn't want to pay an admission fee to hold a pumpkin for 2 minutes. I'm glad I was that vain because I found a new fall activity destination! read more

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Our go-to place for our annual pumpkin haul! Fun family things to do, including pony rides, maze walk, good photo shoots, and a market with some yummy treats. read more

Sweet little pumpkin patch we take our kids to every year! Affordable and has all the fall vibes your looking for! read more

Carmichael's Pumpkin Patch - Our family at the patch! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bixby, Oklahoma

Our friends brought us to Carmichael's Pumpkin Patch in October, and it was better than what we have expected. Firstly, the store restaurant/cafeteria had a decent selection of food. The burger, frito chili pie and nachos were all good. As for the outside, there were plenty of pumpkins and gourds available for purchase. I really enjoyed looking at all the farm animals they had. We will definitely be back again next year. read more

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Really love this pumpkin patch! Great prices, so many animals to feed and see. They have camel rides, so many pumpkins to pick from. Even a cute corn maze! read more

This pumpkin patch is getting bigger each year. They have a lot different attractions for the children such as camel rides, hay ride, corn maze, as well as a huge selection of pumpkins and other gourds. We spent a good two hours working on seeing everything. Their petty zoo is great. Make sure to get there early for parking. They have expanded their parking lot to accommodate everyone. read more

Carmichael's Pumpkin Patch - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bixby, Oklahoma

I've been going to Carmichael's for years. It is a great place to take the family. My only complaint is they don't have anyone directing people parking. It was a muddy mess and some people even got stuck. They also had parking across the street but no one helping people cross the street safely. I suggest you go first thing in the morning or during the week. read more

Great place for kids!!! The pumpkin patch was huge! My little man loved climbing it. The horse rides & camel rides were a big hit. The hay maze was cute yet small enough for walking babies. The baby goats were a huge hit with our little one. As was the horses. $5 rides and we had to do 3 rides cause little man was in love with the horses. Had to hug one. Lol In doors they had all sorts of goodies to pies, jams and so forth. Cute place! Owners are amazing! Really worked with me on what days would be the least amount of traffic as my son has a weak immune system. They are outstanding here!! Must go!! We enjoyed ourselves! If we are still in Oklahoma this Sept-Oct we will be going back. :) read more

It's time for the annual pumpkin patch. It's a long schlep to this part of town. Parking seems to be a bit of mess and I was surprised how crowded it was for a Sunday. Load and loads of pumpkins to touch and browse. Everyone and their brothers family is there attempting to take family photos while some random kiddo crawls behind you. There are animals to look at and if you want the up-sell $3 to go into a butterfly house and $5 for a camel ride. Animal feed is $1. Prices are more than reasonable at .45 cents/lbs for a jack o'lantern. read more

I have come to the Carmichael Pecan pumpkin patch with the family a couple of times now, and it's one of our favorite places to bring the kids in the fall. This place has pretty much everything you need for a fun fall outing with children and one of the best things is that it's free to get in!! While entrance to the farm is free, the attractions cost a few dollars each (see photo). They have all kinds of farm animals that you can pet and feed with their animal food at just $0.75/bag. There's a corn maze, a nearly pitch-black little hay bale walk through that's spooky for Halloween, pony, camel and hay rides, and of course, plenty of pretty much every type of pumpkin you can buy (keep that in mind for you holiday home decorators). If you have young children you should definitely come for the many photo ops they've set up around the place, it makes for great fall-themed photos, the grandparents will love the pictures. There's a little store on site with a variety of jams, jellies, nuts, candies, candies, and fall gifts/toys where you can get refreshments like cider and hamburgers as well. If you're coming on a weekend, I recommend getting here early as it gets busy pretty quickly: they open at 9am. Come out while the weather is nice, it's a great family trip right here in our Tulsa area! read more

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This place is great for kids. We have been going here for years and it has never disappointed us. They have plenty of pumpkins and plenty of thing to do. read more