We loved Lowe Family Farmstead so much last year that we bought a season pass this time around. It's such a fun atmosphere and there's so much to do if you really soak it all in. Luckily, we live fairly close so there have been a few times this season my husband and I would just stop in for dinner, walk around, and leave. Now, I will acknowledge that it may not be the cheapest option. But we picked up a few gift cards from our local Costco and used them to buy both of our season passes AND food. The season pass also comes with a coupon book that we use almost every time. So if you need a money saving hack, there it is! We also learned about Dog Day this year (since pups aren't normally allowed at the farm) and it was so much fun! Our favorite little food spot is The Smokehouse. You can catch us with a Cowboy Potato and Roasted Corn almost every single time. The only downside is they're not open during the day. My husband also loves the apple cider donuts from the Orchard Stop. Everyone is so friendly and it's such a fun vibe. I definitely recommend checking it out. I wish the season was more than just a couple of months. read more

Lowe Family Farmstead - Dog Day! - Festivals Near Me - Kuna, Idaho

I'm not a sucker for fall activities like most "basic girls" but I will drag my husband here every year. Nice variety u-pick pumpkins, great activities for kids, and I'm a sucker for a petting zoo, I matter how grown up I am. Even if it's expensive- I can't resist. read more

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We came here right when they opened and it was honestly the highlight of our trip. Not that many people at the time but loved how big it was and so much to do that it wasn't overwhelming. The price was a bit hefty but totally worth it to be honest. All the activities from the Slide, Feeding the Animals, the Cows and Animals, the chicken coop, the photo Ops, all the activities basketball hoops, the corn maze was our favorite & so much more there is to do you can easily spend a whole day here. Loved how clean and organized the place was there were different handwashing stations if you fed the animals and the Potty's they had outside were clean and didn't have a bad smell appreciated that. The food options we wanted we didn't get to try but that's ok. It was a bit windy that day that made some activities hard to do or for the corn to get roasted and so fourth, we grabbed some of their donuts and warm apple cider that was so good and perfect for the chilly weather. There was also pumpkin picking and loved that you can go out to the field and grab a wagon and such a fun activity to do with the family. They also had a lot of fun picture ops with the pumpkins as well & the little barn area that was decorated with pumpkins. Their sunflower field was so amazing I had never been to one but it was magical. Wear shoes you don't care for cause it was muddy in the fields and you can take the ones you like and just pay for them at the little shack. They also had tons of Zinnias that were beautiful and those were up for purchase as well. All in all it was def a fun place to visit, I mean their corn maze was shaped like a Jet & not to mention the Pig Races! Grab your family & friends and stop on by.. read more

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it's been fun about every few years when I've come, but it's more overpriced than ever (admission as well as food items), and a certain place or places on the Farm (Smokehouse) don't take cash, which means they're actually losing money due to paying more card processing fees! AND ALL CASH BILLS (Federal Reserve Notes) have a statement as follows: "This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private." In spite of the fact that some places don't take cash, I don't know how that's not illegal. On top of that, the corn maze is trashier than ever, so that's disheartening to find candy wrappers and plastic utensils and a cup and lid on the ground within the first few feet of the entrance of phase 2. Linder Farm wasn't cheap and it may be gone but I'm definitely pushing to visit one of the other places that have sprung up elsewhere over the last couple years. Who knows? Maybe in another 4-5 years (as rarely as I do this anyway) I'll be willing to give the Farmstead another try, but it's hard to tell at this point. 5/5 for seeing so many adorable babies and children having so much fun!!! read more

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Such a beautiful farm and Fun place to gather with friends and family for the fall season. Several food choices, lots of yummy dessert (donuts!) and games. Corn mazes (3) and trains, etc... read more

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Like everything else, their prices have gone up in the last few years. $12 admission on Tuesdays, and prices go up from there for weekends. Their "bounce back" pass can be purchased as you leave, which gains admission on any day for $12. Must be purchased only for those attending. New things- Real bathrooms! More food options! More picnic benches. Local Costcos also sell Lowe Family Farmstead gift cards. If you're planning on coming with a group and buying anything (food, pumpkins, etc.) the gift card is worth it. I think it's $125 gift card for $100. I was disappointed to see the mini donut stand doesn't take gift cards. read more

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Really cute family farm. It's really cute place and lots of photo ops. It's really big and lots to do. read more

This is such a great place to take your family for some family fun. Admission price is $20 Monday through Saturday, with children under 3 being free. There are a variety of things that you can do including the MAiZE, Hayride, Rusty the Very Big Beast, Corn Poppers, Bee Line, Feed Mill Ropes Course, Cow Train, Bee Train, Grain Train, Pig Races, Pumpkin Patch, Potato Sack Slide, Barnyard Ball Zone, Farmyard Games, and Farm Animals. You can buy animal feed once you purchase tickets. They also have apple blasters and you can pay for the apple to shoot. There are a few stations with food options as well. We really enjoyed feeding the farm animals. My donkey was the favorite. My husband sat in the corn which was funny. I had my husband and father in law go down the slide. Apple blasters was so much fun and it was pretty cheap for the family bucket. We had a lot of fun and I know a lot of kids would have more fun! read more

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Always a joy to come to the farmstead. Great cookies and I love their mugs, the maze is always good too. My only wish is that they extended their hours! read more

My friends and I were harassed and attacked in the corn maze, and nothing was done about it when we reported it. Overall, the place was wonderful. Me and my friends had a great time there. But when we went through the corn maze, we heard a lot of yelling in the distance. They were yelling "no flashlights." We thought they were just some people messing around and didn't think much of it. This went on for at least 30 minutes as we slowly made our way closer. Eventually as we progressed in the maze, we ended up running into the yelling people. They were a group of men who were apparently yelling at anyone who had flashlights, and started screaming at us, too. Naturally we were using our flashlights, as it was dark by then and the ground was uneven, so it would be unsafe without them. We tried our best to get around the men, but they continued to scream at us to turn off our lights. We took a side path to get around, but then they started chasing us. One of them used a corn stock to continuously whip the ground at our feet as he screamed at us. We tried several more paths to get away, but they started throwing things at us and hit me in the back of the head with corn. They were blocking the way forward so we went back the way we came, and eventually they stopped chasing once we got close enough to the landmark again. We all felt incredibly unsafe and left the maze as soon as possible. I'm very aware that a group of hooligans harassing people in the corn maze is not the doing of Lowe Family Farmstead, but the problem is that when we reported it to the people outside, they brushed it off. They said that there was going to be people getting people out of the maze at closing time anyway, so they'll get to them eventually. The two people we told essentially gave us this same answer. It really sucks that we never got to finish the corn maze, and we left disappointed. But the really concerning thing is the fact that we were very literally, physically assaulted and nothing was done about it. I'm leaving this review because I'm really hoping for better security and a more thorough watch for danger. If it were something that happened suddenly, I would understand if the staff hadn't taken care of yet. But we heard these men yelling at people "turn off your flashlights" for at least 20-30 minutes before we even reached them, so the problem was ongoing unnoticed by staff for that long, plus however long they continued after we left. I'm also hoping that we and others like us will be listened to and taken seriously in the future when reporting incidents like this. read more

The exit from this attraction is absolutely the worst process. There is no reasonable way to get out of the vast parking lots except one slow exit. For an attraction of this size, there should be much better system. read more

We had a great time. We arrived on a Friday morning in September before the mad crazy busy October season. It was still very busy but not too crazy enough with a toddler. Reminded me of a Jim Carrey movie, but I thought it was hilarious that the exit for the dragon was in the rear LOL We also had a wonderful time petting all the baby goats and riding a pony for the first time as well as feeding the fluffy cows. Yes, I said fluffy! We even met Donkee from Shrek JK but they do have a donkey that looks exactly like him. Don't get me started on the delicious food or the awesome toddler jumping pad; I seriously would love 1 in my backyard. The dried corn-filled sandbox was a hit, too! Overall, we had a wonderful time, and I cannot wait to go again. Thank you!!! read more

There was a great variety of pumpkins to choose from. The sunflowers were beautiful to wander through and great for picture taking. The food was delicious but like all such places a bit pricy (I've seen worse though). The only flaw was one of the food places never opened even when they said they should have been. read more

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THINGS TO DO AND EAT: This place is the quintessential young family fall place to be! There's a wide swath of things to do and food to eat. There's various rides that range from classic hay rides to tractor-pulled carts through sunflowers, large slides and even a large chalk art space you can show off your graffiti chops. There are apple cannons akin to potato guns you can ring metal targets or feed the animals in the petting zoo. Take a run through an insanely large inflatable dragon, or take a swing at the ropes course. Then there's the corn sandbox that is weirdly therapeutic. Don't forget the you-pick flower field and pumpkin field, or, shop the flower cart for arranged flowers and mini pumpkins. Food was quite reasonable in price (think meals $12-$17) and ranged from smokehouse foods like pulled pork sandwiches, hamburgers, to fair food like mini donuts made in front of you or corn dogs and the like. There's enough to keep busy and fed for hours on end, with nearly everything but the food included in price. THE FACILITIES: The staff were super helpful and kind. The portapotties were startlingly clean, with service records showing every 2 days. OF NOTE: The season pass is totally worth the price and comes with discount tickets and a guest pass! read more

Felt pretty white coming here, but overall was very fun! We didn't even do everything they offered (we did have a lot of little kids, but still). From Pumpkin Picking to Tractor Rides to a weird Dragon Haunted House (not the best for younger kids), they had a lot to do for kids of all ages. The Food was standard and a little pricey, the parking lot is big, and the candy canon was ridiculous but fun. We will come again next year! read more

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We go every year! Too bad they had to move down to Kuna! A little further drive for us, unfortunately. Overall we always have a good time every visit. Although, this year has had no organization at all. They have everything gathered everywhere! Like, I understand it's a HUGE space, but they could have had the food all in one section, instead of having to walk half way across the farmstead to get lemonade after getting my food! Of course I won't rate it any less! That's just my opinion. Lol. Creamery cookies are my favorite there! It's a must! Great place to take the family, this year has seem to be the busiest! I have never seen it packed out like this before. Good for them! And also, this year they added the sunflower field! Loved the idea it was so much fun to running around taking pictures lol. read more

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The farmstead is fun but expect do be disappointed by the food. Ordered from their main food place (the farmstead kitchen) ordered a cheese burger, corn dog and pulled pork sandwich. They gave us the corn dog and 2 cheeseburgers. Had to take it back after we sat and opened the boxes. They threw away the hamburger. Rather than give it to me free as well as the correct sandwich. What a waste of food. Your tossing it anyway might as well give back to me since you're going to loose money on it anyway. Then Gave me the pulled pork sandwich I ordered. Pulled pork is advertised as tossed in a tangy BBQ sauce and topped with coleslaw. It has NO SAUCE on it and is dry as a bone. Also, coleslaw was not on it like advertised, there was a half a serving on the side soaking my fries. Corndog looks great. Big and well done. Ok for the price. Cheese burger is tiny and sad for the price of $12 and McDonald's is a better burger for half the price. Also, all the food is pre made, sitting on the counter getting cold so don't expect it to be fresh or warm. For $12 a burger worse than McDonald's you should be able to expect it to be warm. read more

Lowe Family Farmstead - Pulled pork sandwich If you can call it that. - Festivals Near Me - Kuna, Idaho

We had a wonderful time! We had family visiting from out of state. So many things to do I felt like I needed to go back again. Not a bad thing! So many treats and things for people of all ages. read more

Farmstead is a great place for kids and families. My only complaint is the price. $25 /each to get in is bad enough but then a lot of stuff is extra cost. Just make sure you go on payday! Oh yeah.... Pizza was meh. But, lots of fun was had. 3 different trains, a rope swing, farm animals, corn maze, pumpkin patch, etc. Bring your family and your credit card. The kids will have a great time. read more

Honestly this will be our last year coming...the greed is ridiculous. I know we are in an inflation but this place takes advantage of it. Overpriced terrible food, everything is extra and the free stuff is mediocre. The cookies were $11 last year and $15 this year. Just not worth driving all the way out to Kuna for this. read more

So many different activities for kids! Delicious frozen apple cider. Family loved it. Gemstone mining for a few, giant slide, corn sand pit, bouncy area.... read more

Visited with the kids on Friday early afternoon. Both of my kids had free tickets from their school which helped with the cost quite a bit. Last year we paid for the whole family and it was a bit expensive. The place is much farther than last year. It is bigger than the previous location. It wasn't as busy on Friday early afternoon which was nice. We didn't have to pay extra to go into Rusty (the giant inflatable dragon) so we went numerous times. They had many new attractions, my kids' favorites were the apple cannon (costs extra) and feeding the bees (my favorite). Corn maze was fun. Food was overpriced, a bottle of water for $3 but I think one is allowed to bring their own water and snacks. We will go again next year. read more

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Great family fun, friendly staff and great cookies and treats. We took our little one there 5 or 6 times last year. We can't wait for this year! read more

Lowe Family Farmstead - Sunflowers - Festivals Near Me - Kuna, Idaho

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Wow, I am absolutely blown away by the new location - not that the previous location didn't have it's charm - but the new (AND PERMANENT) location just feel soooo perfect! The parking corral is perfectly organized and cute to boot! The walk paths and roads designated by the beautiful wood fencing is a great detail. The carnival area is so spacious now, and no longer feels seasonal. There is so much to do! The Udder condiment dispenser was a hit with our kids and they also loved being able to go to their own stall and order food different than Mom and Dad. The corn maze was fun, as always, and it was also nice to see pumpkins available and convenient all over the place. Wanna pick one, go ahead! Wanna grab one on the way out the door, they gotcha covered! The last, and most important to me, detail is that it's no longer off a busy road and a highway. The Farmstead now feels like a farm, like how I remember pumpkin patches as a kid. read more

A fun fall outing for the kids and lots of great things to do. My kids loved going last year so much that they asked all year long when we can go back We checked out their new location on opening day of the 2019 season and they had a ton of fun. The new spot is definitely further out there so I don't think we'll be able to stop by as much as when it was closer. But they still have all the same fun attractions and the new space is bigger and more open so I imagine it would be nicer when it's busier. It wasn't too busy when we went and it was a little tougher to get around as everything is so spaced out though. Since it's out in the farmland of Kuna now it was much windier so I'd recommend dressing in layers to keep warm. The wide open views of the farmland around are just beautiful though! read more

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Turrible food and poor customer service lead to a soured experience. The Farmstead is just too far out of town to offer a lower quality experience than other, more centrally located fall festivals. Location: It's way out of town on a significantly bigger piece of property. It's quite a drive for a place that has less to offer than Linder Farms. Food: This was the big letdown. Nothing was ready an hour after The Farmstead opened and prep work clearly was not being done. Smoked turkey legs weren't even in the smoker, food trucks had nothing prepped before they opened, meaning you had to wait a very long time for any of the more tasty items. Their "chili" consisted of 50% watery broth and 49% tomato chunks with the remaining 1% being meat and beans. Servers were extremely rude when we asked for a refund after seeing what a disaster it was. Food trucks were just opening at 5:00, an hour after the park opened. Tell me when was the last time you went to a fair and had to wait for the food trucks to open? Activities: the wrist band got you basic activities but everything that was any kind of fun cost extra. Things like the apple cannon and animal rides were hidden behind a paywall. The giant lizard was..... a letdown. Nothing scary or interesting, just a winding hallway with laser lights. Overall: Linder Farms is closer to town and much MUCH better. With more rides, better food, and more friendly staff. Save your cash and go to Linder, the fall fair with a real barn. read more

$25 to get in per person and $12 for a terrible cheeseburger??? $2.38 for a tiny pop? Pumpkins overpriced as well. Things have certainly changed. Won't be back again. read more

Their $12 burger is a joke. It is very low quality meat, small and the fries are way too salty.

Such a fun family event with tons of activities for the kids to do! The kids stayed pretty busy and seemed excited about everything! definitely worth the money! read more

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Really fun family outing! Just off I/84 so easy to get to!! There is sooooo much to do there!! An amazing corn maze, where we had fun exploring all the turns and dead ends! Our kids had so much fun!! There were so many activities to play and do! Some were included with the general access, like the "bee line" mini zip line, our girls thought that was so fun! And the dried corn pit, they dug and played in that forever!!! A few of the other activities were a few dollars extra, not that big of a deal by it could add up fast, they had a 2 for 3 pass that's probably worth getting. Our favorite was the apple slinger, it was an epic air powered Apple gun (picture potato gun on crack) we had so much fun launching apples at the targets!! Overall this was a really fun way to spend the afternoon as a family!! read more

Lowe Family Farmstead - Woohoo fall!!! - Festivals Near Me - Kuna, Idaho

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I can't believe that I am giving Lowe's family Farmstead such a low rating but I can't help it . I've been going there for several years and all the previous years we've gone we paid about $20 to get in per person and that included a trip through the Field of Screams which they no longer do . When we went there two days ago we just wanted to jump on the hay wagon and go out to the pumpkin patch and pick some pumpkins and we were charged $21 including tax per person including the six kids that we had with us . We got on the hay wagon and got out to the pumpkin patches which were nearly decimated we only found two pumpkins that were worth taking home and we had to pay for them before we got out the door . I can't believe they charged us almost $200 to walk in the door just to ride the hay wagon out to a dilapidated for a little pumpkin patch. Sadly we will never go again. read more

At $14 a head just to get in to the pumpkin patch, I expect a lot more to be included. A la carte animal feed ($3), pony ride ($5 for three times around), and worst of all, the pumpkins aren't include in the entry fee. If you're just looking for a pumpkin, go elsewhere. read more

There is no social distancing or masks on anyone. I can't speak for the pumpkin patch or other activities as we never went in. Super disappointed kids, thankfully at least my kids understand the seriousness of this virus. read more

The food is a joke - out of everything on a Saturday! Don't waste your time coming here to eat. Eat first or go to Linder Farms

My 4 year old asks all year long when we can go the the "big monster" (the giant inflatable monster maze) and the Candy Cannon! My kids love the Farmstead. Other favorites are the mini zip line, the giant bouncy pillow, feeding and petting the animals, shooting apples at targets, shooting foam balls at each other in a battle, the cow train, the giant potato sack slide... hours of active entertainment! We just got our season passes for the year and are so excited! Tons of things to do for little kids, big kids, teens, and even a fun date to go on with your sweetie! read more

Lots of attractions but too expensive. Cashier was confused about which wristband went to which attraction package so I ended up getting the wrong wristband and not the wristband for the field of screams. When I tried to correct the situation at the info booth a staff member named Hillary was not very pleasant. Was extremely disappointed with the "creature" attraction ... just a smelly unstable inflatable patched with duck tape. The field of screams was better but not by much. The scariest part of my trip was witnessing a couple kids get bit by the rabbits in the petting zoo. Pumpkin patch was decent but pumpkins were overpriced. I like Linder Farms better for pumpkins and The Haunted World in Nampa for scares. Will not be going back. read more

Had such a fun time with my nieces and friends. I really enjoyed the haunted corn maze, it was good creepy fun.

One of the best haunted houses (haunted corn maze) I've been to. Super fun. Food vendors outside selling good and fair-priced items, big tent to duck under and eat and get out of the rain, well organized. Corn maze was very scary and very fun. Highly recommended! read more

It was a fun experience, but overall, way too expensive. It's the same admission price as the pumpkin patch in my hometown, only with 10 times fewer attractions. If you have kids, it seems like a great place to spend a day. As an adult who's not into the scary corn maze, I found it a bit lacking. I had fun doing some of the kids' activities, but after such a hefty admission price, I didn't bother paying extra for the more premium attractions. I ended up going on the hayride twice, seeing the pig races twice, etc. to stretch out the day. Also, even though it was the first weekend they were open, some of the games were already broken. The food choices are a bit sparse, and they're also overpriced. $10 for a tiny barbecue sandwich and a little bit of coleslaw? Crazy. The pumpkins themselves are great, though-- I enjoyed picking out a little white pumpkin to take home. Overall, it seems like it'd be better to add more things to do-- or to lower the admission price. read more

Lots to do but I think all attractions should be included for the admission price. Food was overpriced so i didn't bother buying anything. Overall there's lots to do for the family but was way too crowded. Will try to go early on a weekday next time. read more