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    Galloping Goat Pumpkin Patch

    4.5 (28 reviews)
    InexpensivePumpkin Patches
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Virginia G.

    We have taken our kids to Galloping Goats for the last 6 years and every year it gets better! They put together this amazing family-friendly event for the community to simply have fun and enjoy each other! Not only is the cost affordable, they are open for a while so you have plenty of options to visit. We can't wait to visit next year!!

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    Alayna B.

    Highly recommended for little kids! Newly rebranded to Galloping GOAT. With a little over a week left for pumpkin patches I definitely recommend this one. There are so many activities to keep little hands and feet busy without worrying what they might get into. Be careful the asphalt is in disrepair in a lot of places. Unsteady walkers will probably get their hands cut up from falls, as did mine. We took kids ages 6, 4, and 1.5. They all found fun things to do and were solidly entertained for the 3 hours we were there. Some highlights were the bike races for two age groups, the little themed houses (their fave part), mini golf, and the goats (but be aware of hands. They bite!) This is a pumpkin patch that is fun for all, and very well thought out.

    Dominica R.

    I took my kids to galloping grace pumpkin patch. We had gone in the past. This year was a little more pricey. Everything was extra, extra, extra! The work they put into the whole thing was nice. Petting zoo was the reason we came it's extra to go inside the fence. Which there are only a couple goats which were already full. The paintball area was cool and was worth paying extra. My son loved that. We liked the four square area as well. We just got a few small pumpkins on the way out because again you have to pay extra on top of admission to get a pumpkin.

    Jaime C.

    They've really done a great job here. Plenty of fun stuff to entertain the littles: bowling, hay bales, mini maze, corn pit, mini tractors, water duck races, animals, photo op nooks all around. This is a great alternative to McCalls...don't get me wrong, love me some McCalls, but if you can't make the trek to Moriarity, this is a great local option and a wonderful community program.

    Howie K.

    I gotta begin by stating that this pumpkin patch is a metaphoric microcosm of the city of Rio Rancho. They take this big stretch of tar parking lot and cover it with color, straw bales, games, a maze, a slide, pumpkin gallery, pig racetrack and indeed, a mud pie kitchen, completely constructing something out of literally nothing. Which is Rio Rancho. Nothing out there, no water, no trees, but plenty of beachfront, so what the heck, let's build a city. Darn you, working-class parents, why did you deny me Country? I'm assuming I can blame my Big City childhood for never encountering a corn sandbox, my entire life. This pumpkin patch hosts a huge vat of corn kernels, and once I got in, I really didn't want to get out. I buried my kid in the corn and then she did the same thing to me and then a bunch of other kids got in on the burial, it was a good time, as long as I didn't concentrate on the idea that I was quite likely swimming in a germ swamp. But that price point, boy, what a rip-off. Three entire dollars per person? Supporting a nonprofit that supports community agriculture and food recovery in the state with the highest child poverty rate in the country? How dare you. It's a great experience connected to a terrific organization and the pumpkin selection is enormous and affordable. If you make an annual pilgrimage to McCall's every year, don't change your itinerary, but add this place to your autumn to-do list. As of November 1st, it'll be a mirage.

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    Avram L.

    The Best Pumpkin Patch. Easy to find. Inexpensive. Plenty of fun activities for kids. Lots of pumpkins to pick from. It was very enjoyable. Thanks for reading. The Bike Chaplain

    Tiffany A.

    This is such a great event. I love this organization and how the community comes together for this event every year. Admission is free; you only buy anything extra. We used to go to McCalls every year but now we keep it local with Galloping Grace. It has been a pleasure to watch this event grow into what it is today. Hoping to find out more about their Ranch Camp!

    The painted hay bails....enough said. They are all just too cute!!
    Amanda S.

    This place is amazing, Enough said....but I won't stop there :) the entire program that the Youth Ranch offers is awesome in itself and the pumpkin patch that they do every fall is just a huge bonus. Our family could spend hours there every weekend (if the kids had their way) it's safe, it's free, it's fun. The pumpkins are top notch, the animals are great, the games and activities are awesome! The painted hay bails are amazing!!! Such a great program that these wonderful people provide for our community. Love it!

    Tons of FANTASTIC  pumpkins for sale! And hay to climb on.
    Amy Z.

    My family LOVES the Galloping Grace Youth Pumpkin Patch. We go there Every Year! It's FREE!! We spend the whole day there! My toddler loves it. My teen nephews love it. My husband loves it. There is something for everyone of all ages and it's fantastic! They have so many great farm animals. Wonderful staff. A REALLY big, fully shaded, corn pit! There is bowling. There is mini golf. There is basketball. Sling shot tennis. Mini pedal tractors. Mud kitchen. Rubber duck race. Pumpkin decorating. Pig baby shower. Ggyr.org is such a great organization. They use the donations they receive to do wonderful things with all the children in New Mexico. I highly recommend taking the drive to go visit them. You will have a really great day with your family. :)

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    Ricardo S.

    My Great Grandkids have gone here at least three times, a true family friendly event with a variety of activities. The nonprofit Galloping Grace Youth Ranch offers and promotes programs in which children are involved in raising animals, growing crops, exploring the outdoors, and enhancing the community. They did add a slight admission fee this year, but well worth it!

    This was so fun, lots of pumpkins to take pictures of and stuff for kids to do. Best of all its FREE!!!! Awesome

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    It is fun for children and adults would recommend loved the petting zoo also loved feeding the goats

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    Seasonal Adventures Pumpkin Patch

    Seasonal Adventures Pumpkin Patch

    (3 reviews)

    North Valley/Los Ranchos

    All of a sudden, one day in early October, this pumpkin patch sprang up on an undeveloped plot of…read moredirt on the southeast corner of Coors and Montano. Driving by, I had so many questions: Was this a local effort, benefitting local farmers or charitable organizations? I mean, it just seemed so random. In my experience, pumpkin patches take place on farms, or they're organized by church groups, providing a sort of down home country experience, with hay rides and pig races, that sorta thing. So when I got home, I checked out their website, and now that we've visited, here's my understanding of this, um, experience: + Not local, "Seasonal Adventures is currently the largest privately owned pumpkin and Christmas tree retailer in the country." Yes, we're getting a Christmas tree farm in November, evidently. + Doesn't benefit local farmers, the pumpkins are shipped out of Ventura, California. + Not seeing anything benefitting any charity, but I'll throw in this asterisk: This company does try to accommodate people with special needs. That's important, because many kids and adults simply cannot attend festivities like these, due to sensory issues. Good job, guys. That said, my inner swindle skeptic is hollering flim-flam after dropping $60 on two kids during just one hour. A trip down an inflatable slide, just one, cost a dollar. Games were free, but prizes -- every kid wins -- were poor quality and pricey, a plastic beach ball ran three bones. The cost of a pumpkin? Starting at $11. In the end, this didn't deliver any of the charm of a legit autumn festival, it was understaffed, and we felt deceived. At the same price point you can spend a day at McCall's, and support a great local farm.

    Really cute pop up pumpkin patch with some fun bouncy houses. I would have liked to have seen more…read moreactivities for toddlers as well as a place to purchase snacks or goodies for the kiddos.

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    Tiny Grocer ABQ

    (22 reviews)

    Old Town

    First the positive then the negative. The negatives were not enough to take away from the 5 star…read moreyelp rating here but there is some low hanging fruit here that would meaningfully improve the customer experience. The food and coffee here aren't excellent. No question. Surprisingly strong spice level for an old town location, good range of New Mexican AND coffee shop menu options for breakfast and lunch. I had the enchiladas and added eggs and bacon, which is essentially Huevos Rancheros the way it is served in bowl form. Potatoes, beans, and chile flavors all complimented each other well, nice garnish and nice presentation. Had house coffee which is SOLID. The service style is counter ordering with a number, which for me is a great system. Negative - the coffee service with food is a bit confusing. Coffee comes in a paper cup for everyone apparently, which feels a bit sloppy. Mugs would be really nice. Also, because coffee is served with meal by table delivery, coffee takes a long time to get to the table. I personally like my coffee immediately and intravenously, so this was frustrating. The patio is lovely - the tables are weird. There are only large group tables, no small tables. BIGGEST Negative - parking. I looked at the social media, menu, website, and the parking problem is not addressed anywhere that I could easily find. The adjacent city lot is priced for tourists - $12 flat rate. Given that the numerous other breakfast options in the area have free and close parking, in our lamentably car-driven culture, Tiny Grocer is at a big disadvantage. I'm sure this is a recurring and difficult problem, and I would suggest blasting a solution on all social media, pinned posts, first line in bio, menu, everywhere. People could park on 18th st, 19th st, next to Tiguex park, and take a short walk to a lovely experience.

    I had in mind that I wanted to get a few local foodstuffs as a gift for my dogsitter - she had…read morespecifically mentioned making sure that I ate green chile and blue corn something while I was in town, so those were the things that I immediately thought of. My host in Albuquerque drove me around, first to an Indian market - they mostly had pottery, textiles, and jewelry - then thought to come to Old Town. We drove around looking for street parking, but then decided that we'd have to pay for parking. Unfortunately the different lots in the area use different parking apps, so the first one we drove through was the wrong one. We passed by the Tiny Grocer, though, and I noticed that they had a couple of free parking spots for their patrons. I suggested that we stop in for a quick look, and lo and behold they had the sort of stuff I was looking for. I wasn't able to find blue corn pancake mix, but they had loaves of bread made with blue corn. I found some prickly pear preserves to go along with it, and picked up a Christmas chile spice blend for good measure. They bagged my purchases up in a brown paper gift bag, so I didn't even have to stop for one on my way to the dogsitter. It might have been nice to spend some time strolling around Old Town, but I'm not going to complain about accomplishing my mission so efficiently.

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