Big shout out to this establishment! I've been going for sometime now, mostly berry picking. The…read moreowners are absolutely like family to everyone. They just love on you. There are not enough words to express how loved we felt today. I highly recommend them. My kids had a blast! Beautiful scenery, polite staff and affordable pumpkins.

With the onset of fall comes the barrage of pumpkins. If you're hankering to pick your own, head on…read moreover to Farmer in the Dell Pumpkin Patch out on Wire Road. Well, it's closed now for the season but keep this in mind for next year. This family-owned and family-friendly farm is a quick drive from town. Besides families, it also seems popular with college students and couples. Parking is easy and admission is $2 which isn't bad for what you get: access to several pumpkin patches, the corn maze, sunflower picking, farm animal viewing/petting, tractor rides, and amusements for kiddies including a game where you see who can pump water the fastest to float a rubber duckie down a slide. Yes, I had too much fun playing this duck race. I saw hot dogs and lemonade for sale, but nothing pumpkin-related such as pie. I think an opportunity is being missed! Local honey is available for purchase too which is cool. The pumpkins aren't cheap, but then again, you're paying for an experience. I recommend bringing your own shears if you have them since the patch might be all out. The big pumpkins are already detached from the vines but if you want a smaller one, you'll have to snip it yourself. Also, it sounds like Farmer in the Dell will be offering pre-cut Christmas trees during the holidays and will be having peaches next year, so it's not just squashes. Now I have that nursery rhyme in my head. Hi-ho, the derry-o, the farmer in the dell [pumpkin patch]!

Great place to do a lot of activities. The pumpkin patch is a super fun time of year. They have so…read moremuch to do for the kids. Slides, tractor rides, corn field mazes, corn pits etc! So much to do! Great time!

We liked this patch over Griffin and Helena Hollow . Lots of pumpkins to…read moreChose from and a variety . Whole bunch of places to take cute pictures as well ! Lots of slides ( big enough for adults too ) and swings . Hay rides , corn pit, corn maze lots more ! Food and snacks too that are not that pricy !!! Also sun flower field and INSIDE bathrooms that are so clean ! If it rains the hay rides are covered to go to the patch and also plenty of places to get out of the rain and sun ! They also provide wagons to take your pumpkins to your car which is really nice:)

My friends and I came here for the Summer Shindig last weekend. We had the best time! Admission was…read more$12 and with that we were each able to pick out 5 sunflowers and got complimentary watermelon. There was also hayride, fireworks, cute farm animals, live music, and lots of vendors that day. I can't wait to come back here for more events!

We visited this farm on a school field trip! It's a cute family run establishment. They have a…read moregreat setup with a hayride, pumpkin patch, cotton picking fields, animals, hay bale maze, playground and pic nic eating areas. The employees were so friendly and seemed to genuinely enjoy their jobs! I loved the cotton picking session, it was a bit lengthy on the history discussion and the kids (kindergarteners) lost interest about 10 minutes into the 20 minute speel. Overall, we had a fantastic time! BTW, I hear they do a fun setup for Christmas ;)

This place is pretty big with lots of parking. When you make your way to the entrance you can buy…read moreyour tickets and food for the petting area. If that's all you want go to the right side, go to the left if you also want to buy food for yourself. It has several activities to do from a hayride through different gated areas with a variety of animals from giraffes to zebras to bisons to a petting area where you can feed some animals. They also have swings, a mechanical bull to ride, and a haunted house at night time. Plenty for everyone to do at all ages. Definitely worth the price of admission.

Such a fun place for the family to spend a day making memories! We spent 4 hours here and were…read morenever bored. The animals are beautiful and you can tell they put so much work into their care. The wagon tours are so informative. My family would rather come see the animals here than the zoo.

Amazing pumpkin farm, great value!! All about the kids!! So much to do, need the whole day!read more

My kids had a blast! We will for sure be back next year. I had to drag them away from the slides…read moreand corn. It's great fun for the money and the staff were friendly and helpful.

I love the Popsicles Nice staff…read moreI like the areas The bathroom look cool!! And The park staff Was Helpfull

They made some serious improvements here since we last came…read more Tons of cute areas to take photos and a plethora of new activities. More areas where you can sit and lounge while the kids play and super organized parking. Lots of fresh air and space to spread out enjoy. More vendors who sold yummy treats like pops and kono ice. Our family had a ball and it will go down as one my favorite memories this year. It wasn't crowded when we went which made it more enjoyable. We didn't have to wait in line because they kept things moving at a good speed. Workers were just the sweetest humans on earth who helped my elderly father on and off the wagon. Loved that they had smaller pumpkins this year for toddlers and small children to pick up. There was also a tiny train ride. I really do hope they can lengthen the time frame past October into a week or two in November. If you go to only one patch in October let it be Helena Hallow though. Huge tip! Be sure to wear comfy shoes that can get dirty. It's a farm so there's lots of mud. It's hilly so wear comfy tennis shoes or boots. Definitely keep the heels and sandals at home. Also they seem to allow water bottles so bring one if you spend a whole day out here.

Dont waste your time. Go to any other place. Nothing here but 2 inflatables, a crummy hayride.read more