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Kelsay Farms

4.4 (16 reviews)
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Alexa T.

I was honestly underwhelmed when I came here. My friend and I drove up and found it to be much smaller than we thought. They had "lots of attractions", but I feel like it was more directed towards families with young kids. I would recommend coming here if you have kids. I spent a total of 1.5 hour and went on the hayride, climbed the hay, went through the corn maze, and saw the farm animals.

Nicole J.

Fun, small family run farm with lots of fun activities for the family. There is a corn maze, hayride, corm hole games, jump pad, petting zoo, etc.

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Kristin U.

I had a lovely October adventure at Kelsay Farms! I had searched Yelp for corn mazes that weren't haunted and stumbled upon Kelsay Farms. I'm so glad I decided to go there! For $10, I was able to enter and access everything. I liked the affordable flat fee, rather than paying per section as many farms do. My friends and I visited the animal barn, rode the Moo Choo Express (they will let you ride as a 20-30something, but note that if you're tall like me, you'll be a little squished), tackled the corn maze and did some puzzles throughout. On a beautiful fall day, it's really nice! Obviously a lot of this is geared toward families and children. But my group was in the mid to late twenties and early thirties age range and really enjoyed it! So much so, my friends said we should make it a yearly thing! The staff here was super friendly. We had more than one longer interaction with them. Shout out to Simon operating the Moo Choo Express for making the experience fun and taking group photos for us! The corn maze was fun and they had a scavenger hunt for trivia signs to complete (if you take photos at each, you enter to win something). My group had a blast exploring and strategizing to find all 5. Unfortunately, we didn't find 1... and we felt like we looked everywhere! Still, it was a nice was to spend 60-90 minutes on a Saturday! Food wise, if you have sensitivities or allergies to dairy and/or gluten, it's best to bring your own food. The only thing I could've ordered was a hot dog without a bun (which I didn't want to pay $2.50 for) or a bag of Lay's potato chips. Thankfully, I'm used to not having gluten free and dairy free options and had a protein bar in my bag to eat! My friends loved the milkshakes, though--the chocolate tastes like a Frosty, they said--and had grilled cheese and hot dogs. All looked tasty! Bummer I couldn't really partake. My first visit was in 2020, so let's talk COVID precautions. They have a sign before entry that asks you not to come in if you're sick. There is hand sanitizer as soon as you walk in to pay-- and it's pumpkin scented and smells super good! They have portable toilets with hand sanitizer and a hand washing station outside of it. There was hand sanitizer in the animal barn and near the food stand as well. I was able to clean my hands multiple times, which helped me feel safe. They do encourage social distancing with signs by their play areas, though in some of those it may be hard with littles. The corn maze was pretty easy to social distance in... and I stepped back into the corn a few times for fun to make space for people to pass. Overall, I feel like they did a good job of trying to limit risks. My group went as soon as they opened and I'm glad we did since the crowds started picking up when we were leaving (~2-3pm). I'd recommend Kelsay Farms! You're able to have a really fun day there--with kiddos or without!

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Nicole S.

Holy cow! (Literally, because they have lots of cows here.) Kelsay Farms is amazing. I should preface that by saying that Kelsay Farms is amazing during the fall, when this dairy farm turns into a pumpkin patch play paradise for kids. First of all, Kelsay is a dairy farm, not a produce farm -- this is not really a pumpkin patch where you pick your own pumpkin, so don't go expecting that. Although, they do have lots of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, so you can definitely get one here, as well as gourds, squashes and dried Indian corn. Instead, it's a fun place to celebrate fall and Halloween on a farm. We went here with three kids, aged 1 to 5, and it was perfect for them. We stayed around five hours, and they didn't get bored once, because there were so many fun yet simple things for them to play with/in/on. These things included a straw bale mountain to climb with slides and tunnels built in; a 7-acre corn maze; a human foosball setup and corn hole; a corn crib play area filled with dried corn; hay rides; pumpkin bowling; a train ride; dairy farm tours; and a play area with cars and play houses. Because Kelsay is a dairy farm, you can also get delicious treats at the snack bar, like a milkshake or a cheeseburger. Prices are very reasonable, too (the milkshake was $2!). Speaking of prices, the admission is $8 for ages older than 1, and for that you get access to everything. Food costs extra, but like I said, the prices are more than reasonable. Kelsay is awesome! We hope to make this place an October tradition.

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Stacey C.

This is a fabulous place and has become a tradition with my little sister and I! This is a family owned dairy farm in Whiteland Indiana. I found this place a few years ago while searching for a corn maze to visit for a fun fall activity! And when we chose this location we found a lot more than just a corn maze! They have a tent set up with music and karaoke, baby cows you can go pet, hayrides, a "jungle gym" you can explore made of straw bales called bale mountain, games you can play, a kids corn maze, and a large non-haunted maze that you search for trivia questions. They also give tours of the dairy barn so you can learn about their farm and the dairy industry. Its fun and educational! They also have snacks! On our visit last year we ran into one of the family members that works there are had a nice chat! Awesome Place, nice people, fun fall activities for all ages!

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Great spot so calming and beautiful. My client enjoyed. I will visit again and refer friends.

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Real nice and family oriented Christmas lights display. Well worth the $8 entrance fee

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Anderson Orchard - Baked apple hand pie

Anderson Orchard

4.5(132 reviews)
19.6 mi
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On a whim we headed out to the orchard on a fall day and found a thriving place full of fun…read moreactivities and you pick options. If you want to drive to the orchard you can drive up to grab a bag, then head slowly into the orchard area. Or you can park and walk to the same space and enjoy the sights along the way. We came for Cameo apples that are a favorite and were in season. We got two bags (they have many sizes) and walked along the gravel road gazing at all the apple options. We found Cameo and then found several trees full of lucious fruit! After filling our bags we walked back and paid at the entrance to the tree area. It is very well organized. They also had a band, a petting zoo, an extensive playground area and a barn full of already picked apples and other produce to purchase. A bevy of good items! We had a fabulous day and would return again with friends and even our furry friend! Definitely go check them out if you haven't yet.

My granddaughter and I recently visited the orchard. It was our first time which is hard for me to…read morebelieve because we live only six miles away. We ate apple cobbler and bought a 1/2 peck of Johnathan apples to make apple pies. My granddaughter learned how to make apple pie and now makes a better apple pie than her grandmother. We went back to get another 1/2 peck after I ate two apple pies. I'm almost finished with my third apple pie. Did I mention I like apple pie? We plant to back in October for the petting zoo when it becomes available. We also bought a candle, honey, and some small decorative pumpkins which she painted to look like a strawberry.

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Tuttle Orchards - Berry breeze

Tuttle Orchards

4.6(282 reviews)
22.6 mi
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We always make a stop at Tuttle Orchards in the fall. Ciders, apples, pumpkins, the play areas,…read morehayrides...and more. This place has it all!

When I think of orchards, I tend to reflect fondly back on school field trips and my childhood in…read moregeneral. That feeling was alive and well at Greenfield, Indiana's Tuttle Orchards. This 200-acre establishment offers around 50 acres of apples, 30 acres of vegetables, 20-25 acres of pumpkins, and a greenhouse among other options. There's a small cafe here. There's U-Pick apples, of course, along with U-Pick pumpkins. There's flowers galore, a variety of food items, exhibits classes, tours, and more. They take credit cards (no WIC or SNAP). There's no general admission to get into Tuttle. There's also no parking fee. There are fees for certain activities, and there are obviously fees for items that are sold. There are over 2,000 items in their farm store. I'm a definite fan of the donuts. Yeah, I know. What kind of weirdo goes to an orchard and gets a donut? Me. I'm that weirdo. More than 90% of their plants sold are grown right at the orchard. Tuttle has been around since the early apple trees were planted in 1928. It's now fourth generation Tuttle, though the owners are actually named Roney at this point (but still in the family). Accessibility? Better than expected and obviously intentional. Perfect? Nope. It's an orchard. No orchard will be perfectly accessible, but it's quite good and employees are helpful as much as able. Parking lot offers parking options. They've worked with disabled students, and the hayride is wheelchair accessible. The pumpkin patch is a dirt path, however, for the most part I found it workable. Some may need assistance. The only accessibility issue in most places would be the crowds, as Tuttle can get quite packed - especially on weekends. Tuttles does ask for advance notice for those with disabilities if possible, especially for groups, so guides can adapt material as needed for age/developmental level. Overall, I really enjoyed this visit. It wasn't my first time to Tuttle, though I'd never remembered it well enough to be comfortable reviewing it. After a recent visit, I remembered why I always enjoyed it so much. It was more accessible than expected, everyone was friendly, and a side benefit is really watching all the kids around you have such a good time. There's a reason so many consider an orchard visit a fall tradition. Tuttle Orchard is a great place to start that tradition with your friends and family.

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Spencer Farm - Blackberry pie

Spencer Farm

4.7(95 reviews)
30.7 mi

I bring the kids to Spencer Farm to pick berries in the spring. The kids eat more than they put in…read morethe basket! This was my first visit to the farm for fall season and pumpkins. I was looking for heirloom pumpkins for decor and for a still life painting. The crew was watering the mums when we arrived before noon opening on Sunday. The mums were luscious and just starting to bloom. A cart selling Noble Coffee had a lazy aging dog sleeping underneath. Pumpkins and gourds lined the building in neat rows. I found a blue pumpkin that I needed. When the shop opened, kids headed towards the fields for pick your own pumpkins. I was surprised that raspberries were still on the vines for you pick. I headed into the shop to look around. Spencer bottles and sells their own salad dressings and preserves. Fall and Christmas giftware was out. But, a case full of pies caught my eye. Peach, blueberry, cherry, apple and more. I selected a slice of blackberry. I enjoyed my pie outside on their little patio. The pie was delicious. (They The They also sell fudge and ice cream.) The winery is a new addition since my last visit. The winery wasn't opened, but I will check it out on my next visit. Spencer Farm is a great place to visit and pick up fresh produce.

I will admit that I'm not much of a farm dude, though my father actually grew up on a tobacco farm…read more There's no tobacco here. At least not in the fields. I had the chance to accompany a friend to Spencer Farm for a relatively brief visit. While it was pretty brief, I was impressed. Spencer Farm was started by, you guessed it, the Spencers - Lori and Kyle. It started out as Spencer's U-Pick in 1982. They started out with strawberries. By 1986, they moved to a new farm on Cherry Tree Road. They expanded to include red raspberries, black raspberries, blueberries, and chrysanthemums. They've added pumpkins, asparagus, grapes, Christmas trees, and their son founded a winery that now also sits on the farm grounds. Spencer's now does pre-picked, you-pick, and wholesale fruit. In 2008, they further expanded the farm with a variety of Indiana products including ice cream, fudge, pies, jams, jellies, etc. As you can tell, I immediately wanted to see their sunflower field. I love, love, love sunflowers. One of the reasons I'm not particularly a farm dude is because farms are seldom very accessible. While Spencer's isn't perfect, there's a STRONG effort here to be accessible. I was honestly surprised and impressed. You could send me to the gift shop, and I could be a very happy camper. I will note that they have a strong photography policy. It's on their website, but if you're taking professional equipment I'd read the policies first as there are requirements. There's an awful lot to love here. The people are friendly. The farm is well laid out and surprisingly accessible (the fields obviously have some issues - they're fields). There's accessible parking close to the entrance. This would be a great place for families. Children should definitely enjoy it. There's a strong element of faith here, and that's radiated in the beauty of the surroundings and the service.

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Harvest Nights at Newfields - Harvest Nights

Harvest Nights at Newfields

4.2(54 reviews)
18.6 mi

It was so fun to have a BTS tour of "Mischief Manor" aka The Lilly House! Erin always does an…read moreexcellent job as a tour guide as well as designing the incredible decorations for Harvest Nights and Winter Lights. There is so much to see! So much thought goes into this event every year. I love the Adults Only Lounge presented by Cutwater spirits. I'm enjoying the Maple Sage Sweet Potato Fries served with Maple Bourbon sauce along with the Vampire Fries seasoned with parmesan and garlic, served with black garlic aioli as I write this. The Elysian Pumpkin Ale is a seasonal favorite. Tonight I'm having the Uncle Nearest Whiskey Applejack with Uncle Nearest Whiskey, Fresh Apple Cider, Ash & Elm Pumpkin Cider, Apple Crisp on Ice served in a souvenir cup. For those who love the arts and Spooky Season Harvest Nights is a must see and do each Autumn.

Lots of looking, not a lot of touching. Just keep that in mind if you visit Harvest Nights with…read moreyoung children. You are basically doing a lot of walking in the dark, and looking at lots of jack-o-lanterns and lights and Halloween displays. It's very pretty and fun, but there's not a lot to "do." Apparently, there used to be things like bouncy houses and a petting farm, but that is not the case as of 2026. That said, I think this would be a great event to take young kids to. Young kids would especially love to wander around at night and look at light displays. The vibe is more festive and fun than creepy and scary. Most of Harvest Nights takes place outdoors, walking along a trail, but there is a part where you go into the Lilly House and look at really cool displays. This was probably my favorite part. There are some food and beverage vendors, including places to buy beer and wine.

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Tastes just so spacy and angry. heh.

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