We came for the Tulip Festival today. The tulips were all toward the end of their lives unfortunately, which makes sense for the time of year, but they're still charging full price for tickets and cut flowers, which doesn't make sense. There's lots of stuff here for kids (carousel, trampoline blob, playground, petting zoo), and lots of food and drink stands that I unfortunately can't say anything about since we didn't check them out. It was also very muddy, but there's nothing that can be done about that really. Lots of cute spaces for photo ops! The petting zoo was my favorite part honestly. read more

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We drove 30 minutes from KC for this pumpkin patch and we were very excited! This place took us by surprise on how much they had to offer. Admission was a little pricey but it felt worth it with everything they had. We went on a Saturday morning and it was packed. Our friends had to wait at least 1 hour for their food. They had plenty of photo ops which I took apart of. I will say, it was a group of 21+ so we were veryyyyy underwhelmed with the activities since most of them were kid focused. I did take advantage of the carousel and unashamedly got on there! It was a good time :) The farm was huge and I wished we had some kind of map that was either digital or on hand because a few time we could not find anything and I was SEARCHINGGGGGG for a couple things. Make sure to bring your own snacks, get there early and go before the pumpkins go bad. read more

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My husband, our 13 year old daughter and I purchased the online early bird special for the Jacks in the Night event which cost $10 more at the gate. We had such a blast. This farm is HUGE and was packed with families from all over the area but never felt crowded. We were upset because the funnel cake and some treats ran out in the evening but it didn't take away from the overall excitement of the entire night. The Jacks in the Night lighted trail had to be the highlight of it all. It's a separate purchase from general admission. There were several Disney salutes and it was all super kid friendly. No thrills or much spook but great photo ops and the perfect background music for each setting. Such a fantastic experience. Oh, and the pizza...the cheese pull was out of this world! The flavor was insanely delicious!!!!! Wish I would've taken one to-go, read more

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It's legitimately not often that I feel like a farm that charges $20+ in admission is worth the price, but you know, this one has sold me on the concept and it really does work here (at least in the spring). A friend of mine told me about the Tulip festival they hold here each spring, and while I knew it would pale in comparison to the tulips in Washington or the Netherlands, I was excited to check it out. The Fun Farm is likely much busier in the fall months, but we really enjoyed our spring adventure here. First of all, the parking is not too bad, they have a massive lot, and once you are in, you'll be super impressed to find really nice and clean restrooms, which you just never know about at a farm. They have the usual things for kids, but honestly what makes it better, is that aside from animals and playgrounds, they have custom built wooden play areas that are sturdy, and unique to this place. There were so many places for our kids to play that we stayed for HOURS and had it not gotten late, could have gone even longer. The tulips are a fun novelty and I'd return for photos on a nice spring day. They aren't an impressive endless sea of flowers you might expect if you've been to other tulip festivals, but for the KC area I found it to be charming and fun. Like I've said at other farms, if you don't have kids, I'm not sure it's worth the admission price since you are also paying for everything else. I wish places like this had a discounted rate for adults without children in tow, but if you do have kids I think it's worth the price as they are guaranteed to have a blast. read more

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For being such a popular place it never feels overcrowded which is a perk when crowds aren't your thing. They have lots to do for all ages. However, the admission price keeps hiking up each year. We also tried the jack-o'-lantern trail this year - it was enjoyable but not for the additional $30 per person. Aside from being overpriced it's a family favorite. read more

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This is our go to pumpkin patch. It's a bit away than the others but we love it. Is it run by young people absolutely! They are friendly and efficient. The only draw back this year is that the donuts were not cooked all the way through. Save yourself some money and buy your tickets online. Screen shot your tickets because the service is terrible once you get to the front of the line. You'll get a wristband. The pizza is pretty good but small for $20. The apple cider slushy is a must. Don't forget to go on the hayride to see the orchards, pumpkins and corn maze. The apple blasters and the slide are fun. Overall we love how big this place is. Last year this place was more Instagramable so hopefully they will bring the stuff back. read more

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Words can't describe how much fun the little ones had at Fun Farm (I as an adult even had a blast). While the price is a bit steep you do get your money's worth if you go through the whole thing. We skipped Apple shooting because the kids were too small. We did enjoy the train ride around the lack and through the pumpkin patch. The kids enjoyed the jumping pod the most. I would recommend for older kids 5 and up. Take advantage of the photo ops, we got great holiday photos from the experience. I would also go during a time when everything is open for a full effect. Again so much fun! read more

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By far the best pumpkin patch around KC. Very worth the drive up there. It is a little expensive but worth it for all of the things to do. Can spend all day here read more

This is a pumpkin patch that you can literally spend all day at. The price includes most of the activities other than apple or pumpkin picking and apple cannons. There was an obstacle course the kids could try out their ninja skills, lots of play equipment, complete with wood houses and slides galore. Swings and a huge slide to fly down. An actual train and a barrel (tractor) train give two options to ride. Food and drinks are spread out along the way, but it is VERY pricey. The bathrooms are also available like little outhouses, but the majority of them were out of toilet paper and soap and paper towels. Workers were not really seen around the entire place (other than working in the food areas), but this would make a huge difference if the bathrooms were upkept more. read more

The Fun Farm is a great place to take the kiddos and enjoy the outdoors. We went for the Apple, Pear and Peach picking and loved it. The kids played in Fun Treehouses & Playgrounds, we rode a carousel and we didn't even get to finish it all in one day because there is so much to do. What a great play to have fun. read more

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Went here with my family for the tulip festival and it was so beautiful! I'll be back in the fall for pumpkins and fall treats! Then again when my son is old enough to enjoy all the play sets. read more

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I thought I was paying for more. It's laid out nice, the petting zoo, train ride and little piggy race was cool. Other than kid stuff, that's about it. I'm from the East coast so farms are definitely different here apparently. No apples, no cider making, no fried pies, hardly any food options, bottled cider that wasn't even made there just labeled, not many pumpkins and no signs for the pumpkin patch or the apple orchard. More just a big playground for kids. Atleast put signs up saying where is where. After trying to find my way around I just left with no pumpkins. Great place if you have kids, but not adult friendly. read more

We went to the tulip festival on the last day, but it was quite pretty still. Most of the tulips were withered or picked at that point (extra cost to picking). The main thing is that the food was quite expensive there. The train ride around the lake was free though, and there was a giant slide. I would not recommend wearing flats because the trails have some mud on them. read more

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If you value human decency, steer clear of this pitiful excuse for an establishment. To call this business "mismanaged" would be a compliment--it's downright exploitative. Their abhorrent practices make one wonder how they haven't been shut down by labor authorities yet. Let's start with the tip stealing. It's one thing to have a tip pool, but it's a whole other level of low to forbid any tips meant for workers. It's a sickening betrayal of trust when management dips their hands into what little extra compensation employees are given, especially when these workers are putting up with grueling conditions and rude customers day in and day out. It's a slap in the face to anyone who puts in an honest day's work, only to have their hard-earned money siphoned off by greedy managers. Next, we have their shameless exploitation of minors. This store preys on the naivety and eagerness of young people--kids who don't know their rights and are eager to gain work experience. The company lures them in with a "fun, flexible job" then piles on responsibilities without proper training or supervision, creating an environment ripe for mistakes and accidents. It's no surprise that they rely on child labor--they probably know that any adult with a shred of self-respect would run for the door after a month. They'd rather manipulate the young than treat experienced workers fairly. Speaking of mistreatment, this place's complete disregard for disabilities is staggering. Need accommodations? You won't find them here. Whether it's refusing to provide seating for someone who can't stand for long periods or blatantly ignoring requests to be stationed in milder working environments and having people PASS OUT, they make it clear that anyone with a disability isn't worth their time. This is beyond illegal--it's a display of utter contempt for the basic dignity and rights of workers. And as if all this weren't enough, let's talk about their internal communication--or, more accurately, the absolute lack of it. Managers can't seem to get on the same page if their lives depended on it. One tells you to do something a certain way, and another reprimands you for following that exact directive. Critical information is rarely passed down, leading to endless confusion and frustration. Employees are left floundering without direction or support, and any attempt to get clarity is met with blank stares and dismissive shrugs. It's chaos masquerading as a business. To make matters even worse, the so-called "management" seems to be spearheaded by one Kathie Borushko Ousley, who goes out of her way to enforce a culture of secrecy and intimidation. She actively discourages employees from discussing their pay. This is a blatant attempt to keep employees in the dark about their earnings, ensuring that they remain unaware of any wage disparities or unethical practices occurring behind the scenes. By stifling any conversation about compensation, she not only violates the basic rights of her employees but also fosters a toxic, fear-driven environment where exploitation is allowed to thrive unchecked. It's clear that Miss Ousley is more interested in protecting the farm's bottom line than advocating for fair and transparent treatment of her staff. This place is a nightmare for employees and a disgrace to ethical business practices. If there's any justice, this sham of an operation will crumble under the weight of its own reprehensible behavior. Until then, consider this your warning--stay far, far away, whether as a customer or a prospective employee. No paycheck is worth enduring the toxic cesspool that this place calls a "work environment." By the way, the mold needs to be cleaned out of the Apple Slushy machines. read more

We had a blast this year!!!! The new activities were great for all our kids. We all enjoyed the slides, carnival games and the animals! The price was affordable for all the activities included. We purchased our tickets online. read more

Went for the tulip fest. Pics looked amazing. Fields filled with tulips. Bought the month before bc I was planning to go the last week of the next month. They didn't inform me they would close a week early and I happened to be looking on the website when I found out. Twenty something per person, and you still have to buy a vase to even pick any! And wouldn't ya know it I passed multiple families with kids, hands full of tulips, and the parents are telling the kids to hide em, put they back, they can't pick 'em, etc etc. The animals were a good sight and I enjoyed them. read more

This is the biggest pumpkin patch I've been to in the area! So many things to do. We didn't even do all of them. The food is just ok though. But if I were a kid, this is where I would want to be. Animal feeding, tractor rides, so many play grounds, games, mining, jumping, omg the fun is endless!!! and most of the things are included with your day pass! Yay!!! read more

What a great place to take the kiddos! Although it is a little pricey for an outing ($20/person), you are able to come and go as you please throughout the day. So if you want to go in the morning, leave for lunch and come back you are more than welcome to! There are a ton of things to do - petting zoo, corn pit, apple picking, a bounce area, jungle gyms, circus games and the pumpkin patch of course. If you think you will be going more than once in the season, I would recommend the season pass! read more

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When to fun farm today with the family the weather was perfect, we had an amazing time. We really enjoyed the train ride and the flowers. I would highly recommend visiting for the tulips. read more

Fun Farm Pumpkin Patch - Train ride - Attraction Farms Near Me - Kearney, Missouri

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I have been going to the fun farm pumpkin patch for years and watching it steady decline and price increase has just gotten out of hand! All but three of the tricycles were broken, the slats were broken on a bunch of games, there were several places on the houses that needed fixed, the nets were torn in some spots,& The food prices were just through the roof and the Quality has really went downhill! It cost me $50 for two buckets of pumpkin donuts and three drinks! That's a raging total of $150 after entry fees and I purchased my tickets online on sale day! so the moral of the story is it's grossly over price and under maintained! read more

Nothing open for Friday. No Food, No Hayride, no Carousel. Overran fields with school trips. Should have not wasted the trip for nothing. Pumpkins must be made of gold for the prices they are changing for nothing. Do not offer all these things for FALL and not have any of it operating. read more

Food is very expensive ($4.50 for a cocoa, using bulk swiss miss, $2.50 for a bag of chips) and very confused and slow and inefficient. Lots of attractions were broken or in poor shape. We went on a Thursday afternoon so its not like it was a weekend crowd. The train wasn't running. The corn maze was half trampled. The slide was covered with rocks at the bottom. Not as good as I had heard or expected. We enjoyed seeing all of the farm animals, but the feed had to purchased in the main building which was a pain, and fencing was broken and a hen and a baby turkey? got loose and no one who worked there seemed to care. read more

Lots of space and thing to do for adults and kids! Pro tip if you decide you want to eat, ask the cooks first what's immediately available. Had to wait an hour for some pulled pork that the cashier said was ready and then the cooks said 15 minutes... My favorite was the huge slide! read more

We have loved going to the Fun Farm every year for the past 6+ years. It has become a Fall family tradition! We went today and are so sad to say that we won't be back. It has turned away from "farm" and into a money making machine. A bag of Tostitos and a side of quest = $8. A 12 oz beverage is $8-$15. It was hard to find fresh anything. Lots of the amusement activities need repair. The animals looked malnourished and the bathrooms were disgusting. I could go on.... So sad to see this wonderful farm go so quickly downhill. read more

We came during the off season for strawberry picking. It cost $3PP to get in which was very reasonable. The strawberries are sold by the pound and today they were $4/lb. There are ALOT of things for the kids to do. Running, jumping, playing, picnicking, and picking! We previously never came to this location because it was so pricey but coming during strawberry season proved beneficial. Even if you don't pick strawberries you can still come and have a fun day for a low price. My kids loved every second! read more

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The teenagers actually enjoyed the farm quite a bit and there is a lot of fun stuff to do with smaller kids. I really wanted to give it more stars but it's SO expensive! It's expensive to go and then once you get inside you have to pay extra for some stuff like the apple blasting. It's the old apples that aren't great to eat. I could see charging more but it's really pricey. A corn dog was $7.50!!! It was a Nathan's Hot Dog so pretty good sized but not $7.50 worth. The food is way overpriced so don't go hungry. read more

First time here and omg, so amazing place to go for some family fall fun. Sadly we ran out of time to get a pumpkin, but we will for sure plan next year as an event. They have so much fun stuff to do, we only,made it through half etc before we had to go, so if you plan on going, make it an all day thing, cause there is so much to see and do. read more

Fun Farm Pumpkin Patch - The corn pit was awesome. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Kearney, Missouri

Such a fun time. It was the first time off ever been in a corn maze. This place is HUGE!!! Lots of stuff for kids. Too make things to list. We had an awesome time! read more

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My wife, daughter and I went to the fun farm and it was great. It's slightly pricey but for a good reason so it is worth the cost. We didn't do the corn maze, however we did take the hay ride through the patch, play on the playgrounds (including the enormous corn pit) and visited with the various animals (which include many types of goats, chickens, ducks, roosters, cows, donkeys, pigs, etc.) It's very family friendly, but also adult enough to have a date at as well. They also have a gift area with different types of jams/jelly's, and pumpkins/squash. The food is the only issue, it's good as far as the hamburgers go, but the hot dogs taste really weird, but who goes to a pumpkin patch for food? I would definitely recommend visiting! read more

Fun Farm Pumpkin Patch - Attraction Farms Near Me - Kearney, Missouri

Dont waste your money. Nothing else was open and when we asked to speak to a manager no one came after waiting 20 minutes we left. Called a few times and no answer. False advertising, even the employee mentioned she frustrated bc the managers are no where to be seen when she needs help. read more

Everything is overpriced. No restrooms just porta potty's. No running water and bottled water was $2.50 a bottle. Huge rip off. Activities were all over okay but for the price expected a lot more. I will not be coming back. read more

The train wasn't running, the carousel wasn't running. There's tons of things listed in the map but if you actually read what it is, it's each individual game and swing so it looks like there's more than there really is. It's WAY overpriced for what there is. Feed for the animals was $6 and you get a small cup of feed and a carrot. Absolutely absurd the pricing. A full admission ticket for a child is ridiculous too. Definitely won't be going back there. read more

We purchased season passes this year and have been out to the Fun Farm numerous times this fall. Our daughter is not quite 2 and loves the petting zoo area. Being able to see and touch the animals is her favorite. She finally has got the hang of the bounce area and enjoys the corn pit. The slides on the treehouse area are a little big for her, yet. But she will go down the big slide with my husband. Pro tip: wear boots or tennis shoes. Lots of walking and it is muddy in some areas. There are also not many trash cans throughout the farm, which can be a little frustrating. read more

Stay away, not what website depicts. Bakery with no items, Sweet store with mo sweets, animals in need of care and high prices for everything. Very disappointing. read more

There was poison ivy all over a children's play area. It wasn't roped off, there was no sign, no employees were there to warn people. A staff supervisor simply replied "it's a natural plant." We were eventually given a refund after claims "we don't give refunds" and many excuses. They then confiscated our wrist bands, as if we'd go back. Definitely not a fun farm. read more

price for entry was not the most reasonable but I was excited to spend the day with my family picking strawberries and running around. the ladies at the front entry were very warm and welcoming, however, the younger girls working the registers at the exit were not so friendly. all four girls working the front desk had looks of disgust on their face while helping me and my family. we went twice to go ask them a question and they looked me up and down like I was trash and then talked to my boyfriend like he was an idiot. this occurred Saturday may 11, 2024 after about 1pm. I sincerely appreciated every other staff member there but those girls in the back at the exit register could really up their customer service game if they want to sell anything. We asked about the field to the left of the store and were met with a very snarky "but that's extra money too". not to mention I overheard them shaming another coworker for her looks behind her back. very foul behavior to put on in front of customers. I promise y'all this is not a Karen experience, just a girl trying to treat her family to a nice day out but Instead were met with disappointment!! read more

Had a great day. Always a good time at The Fun Farm. Couple of suggestions. It seems the Corn Dog Shack is very popular. I see why as the corn dog I ate was awesome!! However, from the time I stepped in line to the time I was handed my one corn dog I ordered was just a little over an hour. Might I suggest expanding this gem so your patrons are not waiting that long to eat? I have food sensitivities because I have Crohn's disease so it's normal for me to go places and only get to drink water so imagine my surprise that you had a lemonade without high fructose corn syrup. I really appreciate that. Today though my husband would have liked Diet Dr. Pepper. You carry Dr. Pepper but not Diet? Lastly, after we came out of the pumpkin patch with 2 very large pumpkins we had to carry them all the way to the barn. Most people that wouldn't bother but some have invisible illnesses like I do (fibromyalgia) so my suggestion is having wheelbarrows down there for people to use to get their pumpkins back up to the barn. We had a wonderful day! We've been coming since our kids were little and now we still enjoy all the activities ourselves. Keep up the good work. read more

We changed it up a bit and this year went to the Fun Farm for our yearly pumpkin patch visit. This place is HUGE!!! And has tons of stuff to do. Plan on staying a long time! I do think it is super expensive and once you get in some of the things inside cost MORE than the initial ticket (which I think is CRAZY!!). I hate to say this, but the CORN MAZE is a total waste of money. First, they don't monitor it very well and there were tons of people in the MAZE that didn't have the right color of arm band. Also, inside the corn maze it isn't marked well. I wish they had painted markers or signs that are also included on the map to let you know you are on the right track. The teacher one is the only one that had a "hint" sign on the map. Why can't all of them have that throughout the maze? On happier notes, the pool of corn kernals was a total blast, the tire sing and huge blow up "pillow" was awesome! There are TONS of photos ops for family photos, so bring your good camera! read more

We love the fun farm and visit a ridiculous amount of times during the fall! So many things to do and such a great environment. The only downfall is the pricing - Season passes are a must if you're visiting more than one or twice and while they do offer a "sale" on season passes they seem to sell out extremely quickly. Would love to have more of those to pass around to their extremely loyal locals! It's our favorite local pumpkin patch and the kids look forward to opening day every year! read more

Overall the farm was decently fun. I do think the price is rather high seeing as I had to pay full price for my just turned two year old I could see It being at least half the price and I wouldn't bat an eye. He wasn't able to do all the activities due to height, he wasn't up for the carousel ride, and his attention span got him through about 5 minutes of looking at the animals. It was a cute farm my only complaint was that full price amount for my lo. Will be picking a different farm next year. read more