This place is amazing. For one low price you get several activities for the kiddos. We enjoyed the…read morewagon ride and corn maze. We also think the pricing is great. We found Cinderella pumpkins for $7 dollars. Such a great deal where STL pricing is over triple that for one.

Well done Pumpkin patch and reasonably priced…read more Kids had a blast even when it started pouring rain. Hope to come back again

Apologies for not getting pictures. This place is wonderful! No admission prices, no prices on the…read morethings to do, you just pay for your pumpkins. They have a corn maze, bounce houses, corn kernel pit, small train, hay ride to pick pumpkins, and other small games.

From the owner: 3rd generation family farm. We have fresh produce that is picked daily. In the fall come out to…read moreour pumpkin patch to pick the perfect pumpkin and enjoy some family fun activities for all ages.

This is the garden of Eden, I'm convinced…read more There's plenty to do here for all ages. You can get in for $10 and buy a bag of animal feed for $1. Cats and other fury friends roam the farm. There's photo opportunities everywhere you go. There's even a Hayride, and a playground.

I would definitely say this is more of a farm than a pumpkin patch. They had chickens and goats and…read morecows. It's a $12 admission. There are tons of pumpkins, but I don't think they grow them out of the property if they do you can't see where they grow them. They have some cut outs for photo ops. They have a corn maze. We spent about an hour here.

They are knowledgeable and personable, great customer service. I am impressed that their local,…read morefresh, sweet corn is available this early in the season, in supermarkets in the St. Louis area!

Decent pumpkin patch and would be great for families with small children. They have food trucks…read moregames and kids rides. The bad is that it is a dust bowl and with wet weather a mud bowl. Too costly for most. I do like reasonable priced and plentiful pumpkins if that is the end goal.

If you're looking for a smaller pumpkin patch this is your spot! Admission was free. There was a…read morefree maze for the kids and a free hayride for the whole family. The pony ride, kids train and bounce house costs which were reasonable. The service was nice. It can get crowded if many people show up but overall it was a fun time! Tap to pay was accepted, that was a plus!

We thank you guys for giving Our youth Sports team such a wonderful night! The kids were thrill…read moreand excited about such a great spooky night. We enjoyed and will be back again as always! Stl Panthers Youth Sports

Cutest place for a pumpkin patch day, plus Stuckmeyer's is family owned! There are cute activities…read morefor kids to play on both free and cost just a little. They have yummy kettle corn also made by them! (Best I've ever had). I always get into the fall spirit while I'm there. Ps please don't bring back the singers yall have each year during fall season, they aren't good I'm sorry

Very cute & friendly local market with lots of pumpkins & activities for the Fall. So glad they are…read moredog friendly! Cool indoor & outdoor spaces and decorated very nicely. We plan on coming back every season!

First time here and we were amazed. Very reasonable prices, great selection of plants and huge…read morehanging baskets for $20 each. I will make Thies Farm my go to nursery going forward!

They have beautiful, various plants. A great selection & really good tomatoes, & other vegetables…read morein season!

We visited Eckert's in Millstadt on a Friday evening with a group of high schoolers, and overall,…read morewe had a really fun night! We live in St. Charles, so it was a bit of a drive, but it was an easy trip, and the signage along the way made finding the location simple. Check-in was super easy. You purchase your tickets on your phone, and everyone just scans in when they arrive. From there, we headed over to find our bonfire site, which was an additional charge. I will say, the bonfire sites were a little lacking compared to what I had envisioned. They're basically a small fire pit in the middle with straw hay bales surrounding it for seating. The description said the site accommodated 25 people, but I honestly think that would be extremely tight with 25 adults. The group at the site next to us definitely had that many people, and they were spilling over into our space. Luckily, our teenagers were coming and going, so it wasn't a huge issue for us, but the sites definitely felt crowded. We could also hear each other's music, so there wasn't much separation between groups. We were allowed to bring in all of our own food and drinks, which was really nice. We roasted marshmallows and hot dogs around the fire, but I do wish there had been a picnic table nearby. Without one, we made several trips back and forth with everything. Thankfully, we had brought a folding table of our own. Another thing to keep in mind is that there isn't any lighting around the bonfire sites. Some people came prepared with lanterns, but we didn't think about that ahead of time, so we relied on our phone flashlights. Definitely something I'd recommend bringing if you plan to reserve a bonfire. Now, onto the fun stuff! We all did the haunted hayride together, and that was definitely the highlight of the evening! I loved when the tractor came out and started chasing us. It was such a fun surprise and got everyone excited. The corn maze was another favorite. It was challenging enough to make it interesting, but thankfully, we managed to find our way out! Having scare actors throughout the maze made it even better. There was also a creepy tractor with eyeballs that reminded me of something straight out of Cars. Just when you thought the scares were over, they managed to throw in two more surprises at the end, including a guy with a chainsaw. They definitely kept us on our toes! There was plenty more to do, too. They had lots of food and drinks available for purchase, along with activities for younger children all the way up to the high schoolers we brought with us. There really was something for everyone. One of my favorite unexpected details was the view. You could actually see the Gateway Arch and the city lights in the distance, but you were far enough away from everything that it still felt peaceful and relaxing. It was a really pretty backdrop for a fall evening. Would we go back? Absolutely! We had a great time, and the haunted attractions were worth the trip. My biggest recommendation for improvement would be the bonfire sites. I think they either need to be spaced farther apart or the capacity should be limited to 20 people instead of 25. Having that many people packed into such a small area makes things feel crowded, especially when neighboring groups are practically sharing your space. A few picnic tables and some lighting around the bonfire areas would also make a big difference. Overall, it was a fun fall experience with plenty of activities, great scares, and a beautiful view of the St. Louis skyline. Just bring your own lantern, plan for a crowded bonfire area, and get ready for that haunted hayride.

This one is the most family friendly of the Eckerts locations. My 3.5 year old loved it! You can…read moremake an entire day of it here and still feel like there's more to do. We actually forgot about the apple picking part and left it to the very end, because there were other fun things to see/do first. I thought it was worth the price of admission. The staff members were all friendly and efficient. Loved the apple cider slushie - my daughter licked that clean. I look forward to coming back!

The sweetest people run this farm, and it's so cute and not overly-busy. Wonderful selection and…read morefun activities!

This is a great family owned farm outside of Red Bud. You get to park in a field and walk up the…read morehill, nope you don't mind because they always have the best pumpkins to pick from. This year we got orange pumpkins, but red ones, green ones, white one and yes even grey ones, and no they were not rotten. Plus you can grab a few gourds, toss them in your utility wagon and head back up to pay. I got 7 pumpkins for $25 yes that is what I said $25. The kids and adults can wind their way through the corn maze, if the kids are behaving badly you can totally leave them (just kidding) This is a great fun family day.

Great place to take the kids! We took a family trip out to take a break from city life and it was…read moreworth the visit. The animals are friendly and welcoming and love their crackers!! (the owner will provide) The owner Ms. Cynthia is hospitable and welcoming! We will definitely come back!

I can't even begin to express how amazing this farm is and such a heaven for rescued animals. Cindy…read moreis wonderful and these animals are blessed to have found a home where they are taken care of and free to be animals. I was especially curious about all the animals and how they interacted with each other... they all roam around together (Emu, dogs, cats, chickens, pigs, horses, etc) and they all get along like Noah's Ark. The animals all behave, like to play and love the attention and crackers. I have never seen so much pig paraphernalia! I wish I had know about her when Aunt Betty died to donate her vast pig collection to the museum. She also rents rooms (Air B&B) for $40-$50 per night. We met a great Indain couple who had been there for 10 days taking advantage of working remote to stay in fun places and see the country. i can't wait to talk the stepdaughter.Go visit! You won't regret it.