I grew up a mile away from Indian Acres but now live about a half hour away. I still come back every year to get our pumpkins here, and recently tried the winter wonderland illuminated walking trail for the first time. It's a smaller farm than nearby Johnson's Corner farm, and they don't grow any food to my knowledge, so it's much less crowded and chaotic, plus cheaper. You can't pick your own berries or apples or anything, but the hayride out to the "pumpkin patch" is fun to do in the fall, and there is enough to do besides pumpkin picking to stretch it into a full afternoon of inexpensive family friendly fun. They have a playground, goats and alpacas, a small maze, plus plenty of food and live music on the weekends. My girlfriend, 11-year-old son and I recently tried their winter wonderland illuminated walking trail which they just started up in 2022. For the three of us, after taxes and fees, it was $57.90. It was a very pleasant night strolling the 1/4 mile trail filled with lights and christmas music, plus the several campfires set up at the end of the trail. read more

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The staff helped us take photos even though Santa had left for the season. We later met up with a very fun Grinch on the trails. We had hot chocolate and enjoyed the fun displays! It was a little expensive but fun to get the kids out away from their phones. There was a nice selection of Christmas lights, little vignettes and Rita's Village. There are also goats to feed. read more

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This is a place that doesn't know what it is nor what it wants to be but that is part of its charm! We have been here a few times now.... my wife has taken the tribe multiple times without me, and they love it. The first time we came here it was for a festival of sorts, probably 120 or so vendors. Kids were cranky so we didn't shop, but there were a few interesting ones and I might have bought stuff if the kids cooperated! We came for pumpkin picking, prices weren't too bad compared to other places, so that's a plus. I believe it was free to enter, but pay for you go with everything. Even still, prices for things weren't crazy! They have food for sale, all a hair above reasonable, like 3.5 for a hot dog or something, I forgot the exact price, but for a family of 5 we spent like 40 I think! Kids had a great time looking at goats and feeding them. They went on the barrel tractor ride. And we went to the pumpkin patch, all fairly reasonable. Staff was always very very friendly! They forgot my order, waited 20 minutes, people behind me got called, went to the front They apologized, got ne my food within 1 minute! Hayride to the field is super bumpy! But fun! The had a huge selection of pumpkins! Kids loved it! They also had a ginormous inflatable pumpkin which the kids loved! They also have a few sections of climbing things as well. Kids loved them all! Ran around like crazy!!!! If you live anywhere nearby, I highly recommend this place. Great for families! read more

We took our niece and her family to Indian Acres Christmas light show. It was excellent! We all had a great time, the little ones loved walking through the woods and seeing all the displays. read more

Everything was wonderful! Scheduling was simple, changing the date was easy, customer service - phenomenal! All of the staff were friendly and smiling. My daughters (17 and 14) and I really had a great time walking through the winter wonderland. Picture opportunities were everywhere! Thank you!! read more

This is a great farm to beat the madness of Johnson's farm for a fall activity. Pumpkin picking, hayrides, a bunch of free playgrounds for the toddlers... less chaotic than Johnson's. Negatives- there are only portapotties, unlike Johnson's, and the food selection is minimal. Cheaper though, and worth checking out. read more

The winter wonderland walkthrough was sooooo cute! So much creativity and time was put into this! And the pictures with Santa were so cute (we got to see Rudolph when we went) and the man at the entrance of the walkthrough (didn't catch his name) was so kind and told us the whole story about Indian acres and it really made the experience more special read more

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Went last year and wuth the 3 d glasses was totally totally impressed all the love that was put in , and the owners people who work there are beyond upbeat it's about an hour plus walk of amazing lights exhibits surprises , went again this year opening was closed due to weather and again was blown away with the amazing walk lights its amazing a must go see seriously it's fantastic I was dressed warm hot chocolate there is yum as the stores, pictures are on my fb page and videidcits gorgeous ​ read more

Fun time with the grandkids riding on the wagon, going through the maze, and picking pumpkins. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of bringing my dog. Sign on the entrance gate says no dogs allowed. I wish that information was prominently displayed on their website. Since it was an outdoor event and no information regarding dogs was to be found, I wrongly assumed the event was dog friendly. Just wanted to warn other dog owners. read more

I've come to Indian Acres Tree Farm for a variety of events over the years, but most recently my Husband and I came here with out 8 month old daughter for a hay ride and some pumpkin picking. Parking here is free, and tickets for the hayride and other activities like the corn maze can be purchased at a small booth. I believe the hayride was $4 for adults and free for babies under 1. While they do accept credit card, there is a minimum and the cash line is shorter. The hayride to the pumpkin patch is nice, and the actual patch itself is split into two sections - large pumpkins and small pumpkins. In addition to the patch and corn maze there is also lots of play equipment, live music on the weekends and food for purchase. You could easily spend a few hours here. We had a great day here, and will be back soon! read more

This has become an annual tradition with our family to visit Indian Acres Tree Farm a few weeks before Halloween. The weather is perfect this time of year and it isn't too crowded if you get there early. Parking and entry is free. Plenty of free activities to engage in with the kids while tickets are purchased for the other activities. There is a small area with some goats, multiple different playground areas, tire area to climb on, and 2 corn boxes to play in. There is a $10 minimum of using a credit card, so some cash wouldn't be a bad idea. There is a kid's package deal for $15 that includes a hay ride, smaller tractor ride for kids, kid's maze, and unlimited time in the bounce house and inflatable slide. The hay ride to lead to pumpkin picking is $4 per adult. Kids 1 and under are free. You can purchase DELICIOUS cinnamon apple cider donuts, coffee, and other lunch items (pizza, hamburgers, hot dogs, etc.) read more

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I would never consider returning to Indian Acres for the holiday lights. The price was exorbitant for a very short walk through the displays. The displays were okay. I could have seen better driving around looking at decorate homes. Very disappointing. read more

How can you NOT like slingshot pumpkins?! They got 'em here, and lots of others of all sizes to buy and take home. I bought a medium orange for $6. The line for food/drinks was about a 40 minute wait when we got there at close to noon. The hot cider was delicious and so were the cider doughnuts (1 dozen for $10; half dozen for $6). I bought a hot dog too: it was skinny but hot, temperature-wise, and tasted like beef. There's no pre-signup for the hay ride (tractor with cart but no actual hay), which is $6 per person, I think. The line was too long on a Sunday (Oct 17), late afternoon, so we skipped it this time. There is free parking and no entry fee. Masks are optional and there's no forced distancing on pay lines. read more

walk through @ Indian acres is amazing, my kids loved it. the walk is filled with tons to see and lasts about 40 - 45 minutes. staff is very friendly . after the walk you can hangiut by a firepit & drink hot chocolate. read more

On October 5, 2019, I organized my MeetUp group for some pumpkin picking fun. We did the corn maze which was fun and then picked our pumpkins afterwards. Everything was well organized and the staff were friendly. It was a beautiful day so it made it even more magical. I'll definitely come back in the future. read more

Great place to take the kids for an afternoon. Free parking and free entrance. Everything else you need to buy tickets. We've gone for their crafters' showcases and military appreciation events which have all been a nice afternoon out. There is a zip line, rock wall climbing, corn mazes, animal petting corrals and wagon rides. Their apple cider donuts are pretty good too. read more

I have been coming here for many, many years. Christmas trees can be a little expensive but the workers and the atmosphere is nice.

Only went here because my daughter's school had a trip. So overpriced, and for what. There is no actual hay in the "hayride", and no bathrooms only porta-potties. Yuck. I paid over $25 for a hayride and two teeny pumpkins for the kids. Johnson's Farm has all the amenities and is actually cheaper! read more

This is a very affordable farm with lots of things for the kids to do aside from the Hayride. If you're looking for a day out with the kids for free you can totally go there and let them enjoy the amenities available at no cost. read more

We had a problem with one of the actors being very disrespectful on the haunted walk through and spiting on our daughter. After speaking to management we were not very satisfied that they took our complaint seriously. He was actually very rude. We will not be back! read more

Had a good time, took kids aged 2-7 and they enjoyed it. There was a good variety of activities. We did the bouncing pumpkin, wagon ride, corn maze, and face painting. They also have some free activities, like a small kiddie park. The only thing I wish they did differently was an actual hayride, instead of a wagon ride (sitting on benches). read more