We just moved to this area and were looking for a pumpkin patch. They are 100% cashless! Here is our review: Good *Offers activities for all ages. Little guys to teens and even adults * some activities for older kids do require an additional cost ($24.95 for everything 1x) * if on a budget not necessary to buy the xtras.. mine would have been okay without * plenty to do *lots of pumpkins *lots of photo ops *plenty of bathroom areas *pumpkins were cost effective $3-10 Improvements *cost of pumpkins separate from admission *NO ACTUAL PUMPKIN PATCH...if you are looking at picking your pumpkin pumpkin off the vine, THIS is NOT the place *food and drink costs are pricy. A bottle of water is $3 *overall doing all the things... 4tickets with add ons, 4 large pumpkins, 4 sparkling ciders (non alcoholic), 3 gourds, 3 pie pumpkins cost just under $200.. read more

KC Pumpkin Patch - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Olathe, Kansas

Our family to the KC Pumpkin Patch last October. There are so many different attractions for all age groups. Food is very tasty and inexpensive. All of the employees were so helpful and very polite! read more

This was such a fantastic event for our family! The weather was superb and the activities were plenty. There was so much to do, we couldn't do it all but that's a great problem to have. Looking forward to next year. read more

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Definitely more of a fall festival versus the pumpkin patches I grew up with! Online tickets are cheaper, $ 20.49 per person versus $25 ( plus tax ) in person. Bring your camera and be prepared for lots of kids. There are a ton of photo opportunities, free activities for kids ( and young at heart ). The staff are helpful and are happy to snap group pictures. Oh, and they sell pumpkins, gourds, and hard cider. They also have food ( warm donuts are 3 for $5 ). Everything is cashless . The nicer restrooms are inside near the entrance behind the bar. The only thing they need to add is a coffee shop. Their non-alcoholic options are soda, lemonade, or hot chocolate... It'd be nice to have draft cider or a pumpkin spiced latte ... read more

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First time there last time there. It was $107 just to enter for me my husband and 2 kids plus my infant who was free. You'd think you would get a free pumpkin with it.. nope. $45 dollars for 4 pumpkins. ANDD you have to pay for tickets for activities to do.. No thanks. We also went on a wet cloudy day and man is that walk way SLICK. No signs saying be careful or anything. The guy that checked us out was outgoing and nice. But that's the only nice thing I have to say. Safe to say we won't be going back. That's highway robbery. ‍‍ read more

We enjoyed our time during KC Sunflower Festival! It was a disappointment with crop but overall we had a blast with the Apple canon and Slides! It was a hot day too! Love the attention to detail and the games available to enjoy! read more

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For the price, there was so many things to do for all ages. Many mini games and activities. Easily spent a 3 hour here. We didn't get to try any food there but there was a little cute sauce dispenser. Everyone is nice and helpful there. We'll most likely be back again next year. read more

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My daughter loves dinosaurs and we found out about Jurassic Farm from a friend. I forgot how much the entry fee was. $17? $20? There were a few different menu items. The pizza and cheeseburger was pretty good. The lemonade and wine slushy was lacking a bit, but the prices were reasonable so I'll give them that. There were a bunch of free activities for kids here. I think only a few costed an additional fee (gem mining, paintball target shooting, and an animatronic dinosaur ride). We went in the afternoon on the very last day that the attraction was open. There were still quite a few people, but not super crowded. Every single employee was nice and helpful which made the experience pleasant. The only downside is that they had portable potties scattered around and they didn't smell all that good. I wish there had been a proper restroom on site. read more

KC Pumpkin Patch - Welcome to Jurassic Farm! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Olathe, Kansas

Dogs aren't allowed. Didn't know. What is a fall festival without a pup? Was told to leave and given the refund. Cool. SMH. It was $53 for the two of us. The lady was sweet who gave us the refund but then we took a bite of our donuts we bought and legit couldn't swallow. They were disgusting! Left a horrible taste. Worse than a Walmart donut. $5 for two!? Really? Not fresh. Not anything but gross. Drove IMMEDIATELY to the louisburg cider mill. Amazing cider, vibes and FRESH DONUTS. YUM! The day was saved. read more

8 Acres of fun activity for the kids! It's bigger than it looks from the outside. Bring comfortable waking shoes because there is plenty to see! read more

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I've lived in KC my entire life and never been to KC pumpkin patch. We wanted a fun place to go with our little one for a fall activity. Anyone under two is free entry, but it was $32 bucks for me and my husband to get in. I asked what that included and the lady at the front told us over 50 activities. There are a lot of activities inside that cost extra which was disappointing. The pumpkins are a bit pricey (to be expected). We paid $11 for one big pumpkin and too mini ones. The food trucks were one of the highlights for sure. We got a bag of hot cider donuts for $5 bucks. I got a cheeseburger and mozzarella sticks for $12 and my husband got a philly cheese steak sandwich for $9. There were plenty of slides that were free to use and smaller activities that are fun for 5 and under. There are three goats you can feed, duck races, little bikes to ride, and sandboxes. I will say the place was packed and even though it was outside, none of the attractions were regulated for social distancing (almost impossible), so if you're worried about catching COVID, you might not want to come here. We did get a hard apple cider and a hard apple cider slushie. Those were awesome!! The pumpkin patch is literally just a dirt field where you can pick already picked pumpkins. Kind of gave me the same feeling as I would picking out a pumpkin at a store or a farmers market. Overall maybe wouldn't come again. read more

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My family went to KC Pumpkin Patch for the Rockin Winter Wonderland which is advertised as a mile of Christmas lights and decor. On check in, you are given complimentary kettle corn (yum!) and allowed to buy KC Wine Co slushes or wine bottles. We got a growler of the sangria slush and a bottle of their cab. It was a bit expensive, but we're really wanting to support local businesses right now during the pandemic so whatever. The sangria slush was delicious, but we've yet to open the cab. The Wonderland itself is quick, it only takes about 10-15 minutes to get through the mile. We expected this beforehand but unfortunately that still left us pretty disappointed in how quickly it ended. The lights are cute, but we were expecting a little bit more. They weren't synced to the music or anything, so it wasn't a "light show" if that's what you're expecting. That would be cool in the future. Overall, our toddler enjoyed it and we appreciated a quick covid-safe outing, but we were left wanting more. I'd say it's worth going the first time, especially if you have young kids who will enjoy the magic of the season. read more

KC Pumpkin Patch - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Olathe, Kansas

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$27 for admission ticket, then you have to pay much more for the food and drink inside. The place is small and everything was super pricy. There wasn't much pumpkins in this pumpkin patch to worth the price. They are having some Halloween decorations and some random games for kids. In my opinion, it's not worth the price for this tiny pumpkin patch comparing to the other ones in KC for the same price. read more

KC Pumpkin Patch - Outside - People are standing in a queue outside a red barn at a farm or pumpkin patch, with a large tree and a windmill nearby on a sunny day. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Olathe, Kansas

The Jurassic experience is a lot of fun for they young kids. It runs weekends through the month of June. The animatronics are life size and fun for kids that love dinosaurs. The ride is a very slow Dino ride and meant for little kids but my 3 year old loved it. The fossil mine is extra but the bag of sand is loaded with treasures and makes a fun water experience on the hot day. The patch has all the usually slides and obstacle courses and fun games. They have a concession with fresh lemonade and slushes kid friendly and their usually wine slushes and adult beverages. We had the pulled pork Mac and cheese which was tasty and a large portion. Strollers/wagons are welcome but my kiddos was so busy she didn't ride it much. There is a lot of gravel walking paths but if it rains be prepared to be muddy. But miss washes so have fun ! read more

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Overall having fun w the fam and grands. downside is the food....way overpriced, cheeseburgers were undercooked, cheese was unmelted and cold and no flavor.....plz consider adding some kind seasoning....fries were really good. plz consider adding chili beans and jalapeños. wine slushies were good. ...lots of awesome photo ops. Mac and pulled pork was good. Main motivator in visiting was grandparents day....10 of us in our group. read more

My gf and I went yesterday to get pumpkins and although there are games and such it doesn't feel like there really is much effort being put in. I asked an employee where the redneck golf was and he had no idea. We also tried to get food but the bar and grill wasn't open and the donuts we had were mediocre at best. Good photo opportunities and the vibe when you walk in is good but it feels like a bit of a money grab once you get in. read more

While we had some fun here mostly just taking pictures with the displays, the price was ridiculous, $54 for two people... and then they wanted you to pay for additional activities?! It would be fun for small kids with all the slides. People working there were nice. Nothing on them. The worst part though, is they had bunnies in this cage. The poor things were laying in the only shaded part they could find looking like they had heat stroke. I would be surprised if they are still alive after that stress. Rabbits aren't supposed to be outside in 77+ degree weather without some sort of fan or something to cool them. The water they were drinking looked like it had algae in it. It seemed cruel. Very disappointing to see. read more

Pumpkin picking time! Love fall and that wonderful time time of year. KC has several pumpkin patches around the area, all priced about the same. Decided to visit the KC Pumpkin Patch in Olathe. For nine bucks you get access to the many on site activities for kids of all sizes. Ranging from zip line, slides, trike racing, train rides, children's corn maze, tether ball, and a huge jump mat. Lots of cute photo ops, fall decorations and sitting areas. You are welcome to buy food on site or bring your own. Picnic tables available. They even have a baby changing and nursing building. Porta potties are easily accessible as well. We visited during the week, which apparently has less activities open. While it's probably busier on the weekend, I would visit then to get the biggest bang for your buck. The pumpkin patch was fairly disappointing. Smaller field with mostly broken, moldy or bug ridden pumpkins left. Did not end up going home with one like I intended. Overall great place to take the kiddos to run off some extra energy and enjoy the best parts of the fall season! read more

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This was our first time to this pumpkin patch. We've been to two different ones in the previous years as this is our third year in KC. It was very cute and had lots of photo op areas. The amount of activities was amazing!! You can spend hours just playing on all the things they have out. Multiple slides, a ninja obstacle course, and a huge baseball, football, basketball thing to throw the balls into holes, the wonderful sand digging toys that the kids sit on and operate that you see at Bass Pro in the Santa wonderland. And sooo much more! It really was a fabulous display of fun. A couple things lacking are the traditional hay ride. Is it really a pumpkin patch if you don't take a hay ride out to the patch?? In my experience of the umpteen years I've been going to pumpkin patches I've always road the hay ride out. So if you are a big enthusiast about traditions as I am and hayride is one of them then make sure you plan to go to another place that does hayrides as well. But you will want to go here as well! The prices weren't to bad. I think they were a bit more than they should be seeing as you still have to pay for the Apple shoot, train ride and when it's open the mining. Which was another disappointment. The mining was not running because they ran out of gem bags. It was the first Sunday that they were open and they already ran out tells me they were very unprepared for that. So I would say the fun my little had on all the activities was worth the hefty price tag but not so much for the three adults. And then you also pay for your pumpkins. Now those were priced pretty good. They had big beautiful pumpkins that were considered their large for just $10. And then it went down from there. They also had pumpkin donuts and apple cider slushees alcoholic and non alcoholic and cider beer that wasn't really that good. But the slushees were delicious! So overall if you want your kiddo to burn lots of energy and be totally entertained this is the spot. I don't recommend it for just adults. This is a place geared towards kids. Unless you just want photo spots! I would go to the Weston or Loisburg patches for more of an authentic pumpkin patch feeling. And in Weston you even get to pick apples off the trees! Which so far is my favorite of the three. Happy Fall Y'all! read more

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Operating toilets and running water are no longer a feature of this facility, which only has portable options. Completely unacceptable! I asked three employees, and all three said indoor plumbing is no longer an option here. read more

This place was a rip off. $58 to get in and they said free pumpkins and cotton candy. Most of the pumpkins were rotten and no carving pumpkins. They did mention that at all. They had a couple of rabbits snd 4 goats. very disappointing. Most of the activities you couldn't do. They should have had half price admission due to the lack of pumpkins and activities. We felt they were very greedy! read more

So, if you're going to be closed on a beautiful weekend, specifically Oct 12-13, tell people ahead of time! Your website said you were open until 6pm. We packed up 2 carloads of kids to spend a fun day at your pumpkin patch. We traveled miles to get to your farm, only to find it closed. No sign, no warning, no apology posted. We then called the phone number listed to hear a recorded message that you will only be open 1 weekend this Fall. We had some very disappointed kids & adults. We won't be back. read more

I had such high hopes for this place, and hate leaving bad reviews for local businesses but y'all this was bad. I visited KC Wine Co last year and it was beautiful, we had an amazing experience. When my friend and I heard they were opening a pumpkin patch on the adjoining property we thought it sounded like so much fun. I will give major credit to whoever does their advertising on Facebook. They advertised that it was fun for people of all ages- and made it a point to even say there were activities for adults. It looked like there were a ton of activities and games to play for both kids and adults. So we paid the $16 entry fee each for tickets and we drove about 45 minutes from Lee's Summit. We were honestly totally shocked when we showed up in person. It was absolutely nothing like it had been advertised. They weren't doing hayrides or anything due to COVID which is fair but what was advertised online was totally misleading. There was nothing for adults- besides their hard cider slushes which were definitely the highlight of the trip. More disappointment came when we walked over to the "patch". The patch pumpkin patch was literally a small area that had pumpkins just laid out. It did not look like the pumpkins were actually grown on property, more like they were purchased from a supplier and just sporadically placed on the ground. As a kid I loved walking around the pumpkin patch, finding the perfect pumpkin and pulling it off of the vine. There was none of that here, which to me was the biggest disappointment. Even their Apple cider donuts were a bust. Extremely underwhelmed, my friend and I left less than an hour later. Bottom line, this is a great place for KIDS! However, I feel like the $16 entry fee is still kinda steep considering the activities they had available. If you're looking for a real pumpkin patch experience this isn't it. And more importantly, if you're looking for killer wine slushes go next door to KC Wine Co! read more

So they didn't have any pumpkins when I went. . . I was looking forward to trying this pumpkin patch for our fall fun this year. Unfortunately due to drought (i think) they didn't have the patch open. Super bummed. They did have a few pumpkins in a bin we could have purchased, but where's the fun in that? No patch was the only draw back. The games were fun. There were other activities including a mini haunted house, slides, mining for gems, and a zip line. There were plenty of photo opp spots. They had 4-5 food trucks on site that offered some really fun and tasty options. And since it was at a winery, the adult beverages were a nice touch! Wine pops, hard cider slushies, and more. We had fun and I'm looking forward to trying them again in the fall. read more

It's alright. Tons of kids activities mostly for 4-6 year olds. It's $9.95 in 2015 for anyone above 1 year old. Then inside there are plenty of opportunity to spend more between donuts, cider, pumpkins, and gifts. They have activities like hayrides, big slides, basketball, zip lines, goats and pigs, and playgrounds. All of those are included in admission. The biggest downside is how bad the terrain is. The main building itself is filled with larger gravel that is quite difficult for any stroller. Then outside of the entrance it gets even worse with very coarse baseball sized rocks that you are supposed to walk over. It was a huge pain for me with a stroller and I'm a 6' 200lb 30 yr old. Getting out of the main building shouldn't be this hard even at a farm. Overall, it's a fun place for kids. Bring an open wallet, patience, and a nice off-road stroller! read more

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Our couple friends and I were excited to double date at KC Pumpkin Patch- the spiked cider slushees were intriguing as we are all in our 20's. Safe to say, $43 per couple to enter. Other than the alcoholic beverages advertised to adults, it is significantly geared towards children. The only included "activities" in our admission fee were meant for kids. I wouldn't waste your money as an adult with no kids. Plenty of photo ops but I'm sure these pictures could've been obtained at our small-local pumpkin patch. We did leave with a $10 "large" pumpkin but I can't imagine us making the trip again at that price. read more

For $20 per person, including kids over 2 years old, is absolutely ridiculous. It was small, without a corn maze. Will not go back next year. read more

nothing is open and they charge you $17 per person to get in and then want to charge you more for attractions once you get inside and that's before you even buy a pumpkin! over priced and won't be coming back ever again. read more

The tradition of going to the pumpkin patch has, over the years, shifted its focus from the collection of pumpkins to transform into jack-o-lantern to the collection of kid-friendly activities on site. Favorite activities for my six-year-olds were: the trio of small zip lines (no harnesses necessary; kids straddle a rope with a wood seat and glide 30 feet along the wire), slide mountain, and the roller slide. The large slides and playground provide ample activities for children to run and play and burn energy. Sadly, rather than a charming stroll through the field to pick pumpkins, the pumpkins were all laid around the entrance. It was very efficient--and if your primary aim is to play on the attractions rather than to spend a lot of time seeking a perfect pumping, you'll be pleased--but the day felt more like an afternoon spent at an impressive playground than the "visit to the pumpkin patch" that I had expected. It is to your personal taste whether this is an improvement. The $10 (per person) admission does not include the price of a pumpkin, which charges 50 cents per pound. read more

So, there is a big difference between the marketing found on FB and the webpage and the reality at the "patch." Still relatively new to the area, I convinced my teenagers to skip Louisburg Cider Mill this year to try out KC Pumpkin patch because they had the apple cannon, skee ball, baseball toss, bunnies, and farm animals. While the adult ciders were delicious, we were disappointed with everything else. The "patch" was a dirt area where they shipped in pumpkins, the apple cannon cost extra to shoot, the balls in the toss we falling apart, there were no bunnies in the pen, there were just two goats, and the cider donuts were about the size of a half dollar and rubbery. I wasted quite a bit of money, and we should've just gone to the Cider Mill. read more

There is a $16 entry fee, then activities inside cost an extra fee. I wouldn't mind paying the entry fee if the activities were free and you could take home a pumpkin! Additionally, there is zero capacity regulation making lines for activities long and no enforcement of mask usage. Not a fun place for a mid-twenty year old with zero kids. read more

We attended for the first time last year, and are looking forward to heading back out there this weekend for our second visit. This place is incredible! It's a little off the beaten path, but it is well worth the drive. Plenty of activities for all the family and our almost three year old loved every minute of it last year. All of the rides were great, lots of variety and things that you can ride on with them. Somewhat of a redneck feel with many of the rides looking like they had been put together from random trash that had been collected by a group of middle aged guys who were knocking back seasonal brews during the construction! Has a warm family feel to the place and I am sure this is going to be an annual adventure for our family for many years to come. We actually first visited the patch 2 years ago but it was closed when we arrived. We sat with my in-laws and sampled some wine in the neighboring winery and were then greeted by the owner of both establishments who wanted to see how our experience had been. We let him know that we had missed the pumpkin patch, and the next thing we know he comes over with a couple of pumpkins for us that he had driven over to collect for us. This was such an incredible gesture and guaranteed that we would come back the following year. They now have a customer for life! The wine is also very tasty so make sure you leave time in your day for a visit, and be sure to have a designated driver for a safe trip home. read more

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We have lived in kc for 2 year and have now been to 4 pumpkin patches. I'm not saying this one is bad however $42 for 2 adults and 2 kids (no matter what time you get there, we got there at 1 and they close at 3) the doughnut maker was broken, being the stereotypical sahm I really wanted those pumpkin doughnuts. My 4 year olds had fun but I would have had a better time at Carolyn's. Make sure to bring quarters to feed the goats. I did notice the winery next door but with 3 kids in tow, no wine for me :( read more

I went here with some friends last weekend and had a great time! All of the staff were helpful and friendly. I would highly recommend it!

Favorite pumpkin patch. Boyfriend and I went out here last weekend and had a great time! Family friendly too. The owners are very personable and welcoming. read more

Age range is less than 10. The attractions are crude. There is a home made charm, but it gets old pretty fast. The price of admission does not include the ticket attractions. The panning activity is extra. The pumpkin patch is not very impressive. No show schedule, if they still do shows. IMO Way to expensive if the goal is to buy pumpkins. It may be better in a couple of years .... read more

Awesome - went here a while back and had a blast with friends and family! I highly recommend the Pumpkin Patch!

This is seriously such a well thought out location for family fun. We will go again and again. We submitted a concern about the jump bubble assistant and they addressed the concern with her. We will be back. read more

Very pricey, then charge extra for other activities inside. Staff did not know what to do with coupons that they handed out at old settlers parade! We were left waiting in the field for a tractor ride back to the exit but the drivers were sitting under a shade tree????!!!! I would not waste money there again, staff not friendly walking is difficult, huge rocks everywhere. The pumpkin patch is very small as is the corn maze! read more