We visited McCall's this year before we found the records about the owner voting for detention centers. We'd never brought our son and he enjoyed it, but as a Hispanic family, we will be seeking other pumpkin patches for future years that support all New Mexicans. It is an expensive trip to visit and there is a lot to do, but I cannot with a clean conscious recommend a visit. read more

To be honest, I wasn't totally looking forward to a day out at McCalls. It had been years since I was there. To my surprise, it was a very enjoyable day with my entire family. We arranged from four months to well above. Everyone had a wonderful time. We did the rides for the kids. We enjoyed the food they had barbecue caramel apples, kettle corn, and so much more. We were blessed with a very beautiful warm day. My only complaint was entering the farm. There was so much traffic and no one guiding the traffic. There was one guy guiding the guest into parking spaces. He was doing a really good job. The petting zoo was a highlight for the kids. Absolutely recommend for a fall visit read more

McCall Pumpkin Patch - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Moriarty, New Mexico

Well, this is absolutely great little place to visit and is perfect families. We have a 6 month old, and she was able to see all the animals, enjoy the castle, and all the fun sensory things for her. Everything here is pretty unique and cool. My wife agrees that this was definitely worth the ticket cost, and we should've came here earlier in the month. The hayride and the pumpkin patch was really cute and the pumpkins are not that expensive either. The pulled pork sandwich was good and even the glazed pecans. Again, all of this is way less expensive then what we had back home. The activities, the events, the corn maze. All this was so much fun, and absolutely a blast. I would recommend checking it out. read more

Came to the opening weekend and traffic was controlled and directed better than last year. They had three lines for mobile check in, although there was still a wait. I recommend staying in "lane one" or getting checked in with one of the staffs to speed up the wait. Lots of food and activities for kids and families. If you go at 10 when they open, you will for sure have something to do until closing time. I recommend bringing lots of water, sunscreen, hats, snacks, and food. If you have any questions where to get popcorn, feed the goats, locate zip lines, apple artillery, etc. you can ask the staff they are very helpful. read more

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I went to the 11:15 group and as we were close to the end of the slaughter house one of the actors angrily yelled at us to "get the fuck out." I went to this event with my younger brother and my younger cousin to have a fun time on Halloween night and I think it's pretty absurd that my family and I were being cussed at by a "family" establishment. My kid brother and cousin were sincerely confused as was I. I think it's extremely unprofessional and inappropriate for any actor to be acting towards paying customers in this manner. If actors are going to have a bad attitude don't work the even. I did not come here to have my family's night ruined. read more

I am going to make this short and sweet since other reviews expound on all of the various activities available here. In a nutshell: 1. This business is on top of their game, they are very organized and systemitized. 2. They are responsive - I sent a message asking how to retrieve my ticket as purchased online, and I got a response within an hour. 3. If you are traveling there from the west be sure to follow their directions - exit further east and backtrack - you will get into the park much faster when traffic is heavy. 4. Adult entry fee is roughly $20. This includes several activities including a tractor pulled hay ride out to the pumpkin patch. 5. Pumpkins cost between $2 and $11 depending on size. Once you get your pumpkin you pay for it and then have to take it to your car. My overall feeling... Well, we drove 45 minutes to get there, paid our admission $20 to get in, waited in line for about 20 minutes for some grub which cost $16 (brisket plate). We waited about 15 minutes to get on a hayride to the pumpkin patch. We waited in line to pay for the pumpkin. We waited in line to exit the park - roughly 15 minutes. For me, it was like paying $36 to have lunch and wait in a bunch of lines. I think it's great for families, but if you're an adult with friends I'm not sure it's worth it. I did it once and wouldn't go again. But I did certainly enjoy my time there. read more

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This is not for the faint of heart! Be aware there is an overwhelming amount of activities to do! Admission fees is in the mid 20's, and there is also punch cards that can save you money in the long run for other activities that you pay! Doors open @1000on Saturday and Sunday's! There are food stands and small stores inside. There is a pumpkin patch and a corn maze, feed the goats, zip line for kids, shoots the cannons with apples, other games for kids, pig races, slides in a play castle and much more. Make sure to bring sun screen and a hat. Stay hydrated since you will be out in the outdoors. They have portable restrooms and restrooms stalls that are kept clean. So many places to sit and relax. They sell various drinks from soda, lemonade and apple cider and much more. Overall it's a place that you must visit during this wonderful fall season! To wrap it up there is a sweet shop to buy your sweets as a treat of your hard walking through this wonderful place! read more

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Went this year. I have to say it's a little different from other pumpkin patches I've been to. It feels like a pumpkin theme carnival. My son had fun. There's a lot to do but surely the admission is on the higher side too. Many of the free activities are beat up old. The bowling sets are very torn up. The mini town actually looks like a ghost town, the jail is the only one everyone's taking pictures with. Corn maze is fun and free. Train ride is like $4 or $3 extra. read more

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No amount of fun at this place is worth waiting on the road for an hour just to park. Figure it out McCalls--get some help, open up more parking, whatever you need to do. It's unsafe and frustrating. read more

It is an easy drive out to Moriarty to visit this pumpkin wonderland. So many activities for all ages. There is a tractor pulled haywagons out to the pumpkin patch. There is a little train. There is a bucking bronco ride. There is a Cinderella castle and coach. You can make appointments for little girls to get Princess makeovers inside. There are tons of food locations that include funnel cakes, churros, grilled cheese sandwiches and chicken tortilla soup or tomato soup. You can grill your own hotdogs or make your own s'mores. There is macaroni and cheese with or without green chili. There is a fabulous bakery, a sweet shop with homemade fudge, kettle corn, and the lust goes on. There is a corn pen for kids to play in, and so many more children related activities. It is only for a short period of time that they do this over the Halloween season. The haunted village, which takes place at night was sold out. There is plenty of parking with an abundance of staff directing you. There were tons of people, but it was so spread out, it was not crowded. It reminded me a lot of a smaller Knott's Berry Farm. Looking forward to going back next year. read more

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Best pumpkin patch! Great for every age. Every year they have something new to offer and it just keeps expanding. Definitely need an entire day to do most of the attractions read more

Dennis Garcia, marketing director with McCall Pumpkin Patch, messaged me shortly after my original review and thanked me. While doing so he also addressed my concern regarding no military discount. He wrote that in lieu of a discount they dedicate one day each year to Service Members and Veterans and provide free entry. He wrote that day is Columbus Day each year. Today was Columbus Day, I took my daughter out there only to hear them claim that free day was last week some time. I'm not sure what kind of scam they're running, but it's not cool. So they got my 31 bucks entry fee, but that's the last they'll ever get. Brothers, take your business elsewhere. Somewhere where you're appreciated. read more

McCall Pumpkin Patch - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Moriarty, New Mexico

We splurged and went to McCall's Haunted Farm tonight with the VIP passes for the dual plus haunts. It was pricey at $50+ per person but so worth it! We were worried when we heard that they sold over 1800 tickets in online sales alone for the night. We thought that might mean parking nightmares and big lines. We were surprised to find that parking was easy and fast. Their line system was really well thought out, even for the non VIP guests, so everyone had fun. The entire park was like one big party with dancing and music. The Field of Screams was our biggest surprise! We thought it was just going to be a corn maze in the dark but it was like a haunted house outside. The product quality was Disney level and it was amazing! The scares and surprises were way more than our wildest hopes! The haunted barn was so good too! The scares came from all around us! Yes - even from above AND below! Things were interactive in ways we never would have expected. We are huge haunted house lovers but this was better than we hoped! We also did the side exhibits like the zombie paintball shooting and the clown curtain maze. Totally worth it!!!! And the pie is to die for! We will be back every single year! It's a must! read more

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What a great fall/harvest experience that totally exceeded my expectations! Impeccable organization with tons of volunteers and the Sheriff's Department assisting with traffic/ parking. I felt extremely safe and the entire time and they really do cater to families. They have paintball guns, a giant pumpkin toss, bounce house, princess castle, a fort to climb, pig races, fresh bbq and kettlecorn, games, hot dog and smores roasting, and a beautiful hayride. Best of all... the pumpkin selection!!! We found three beauties and had so much fun. I would expect to stay about 5 hours and prepare to spend about $100 on "extras" and food (parking is FREE). I cannot wait to go back next fall and try out the evening haunted house and corn maze!! read more

McCall Pumpkin Patch - Hot dog and s'more roasting - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Moriarty, New Mexico

First the good, and the only good: the staff and the security folks are very friendly and nice. 5 star for that. Also 5 star for the Barn maze. That was very enjoyable, and actually lasted quite awhile. Then why only two stars? The corn maze was too long of a wait. They advertise that it starts at 6:30 PM. By 7:15, you should start. Then make the start time at 8:00 PM if you know it won't start by then. We had dinner reservations at 9 PM, and finally had to leave by 8:15 PM. The staff at the maze didn't care and made sure our group was bypassed. Finally we could no longer wait and had to leave. Very dissatisfied! read more

Visit on 10/21/16: Bought a ticket for two haunts: the Haunted Barn and the Field of Screams. Although the waiting time is several hours long, we passed it dancing on the dance floor, roasting hot dogs, and getting samples of fudge. The Haunted Barn really is pretty spooktacular. You can tell a lot of effort went into the effects, lighting, and the actors' costumes and makeup to give visitors a good jolt. It's impressive. I also saw what looked like a 14-year-old boy (hard to tell because he/she was running so fast) bolt out of the Field of Screams doing, what else, screaming, with Chainsaw Man hot on his tail like a wolf pursuing a rabbit. Skip the goodies store, it's a tourist trap. The McCall's Pumpkin Patch pancake mix, are they joking? All you need to do is add pumpkin! Read the list of ingredients: no pumpkin whatsoever, might as well just call it pancake mix. Can buy more pumpkin pancake mix at Trader Joe's for less than half the price, plus it already has pumpkin in it. read more

McCall Pumpkin Patch - McCall's Pumpkin Patch pancake mix! Yours for only $7.49. Just add pumpkin. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Moriarty, New Mexico

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Gal dern amazing! Bought tickets online, skipped the line. Started with a delicious and reasonably priced brisket sandwich. The food line was a bit long, but well managed and worth the wait. Next up...corn maze. This was a great experience. You can choose to make a trivia game out of the maze. When you answer the questions right, it tells you what direction to go...SUPER fun for the whole family. I was impressed. Now off to the goat petting and livestock. Even the baby loved it. There were so many great attractions for the 14 bucks we paid. So much fun. We to the hay ride out to the pumpkin patch and picked out some beautiful pumpkins. Two medium sized pumpkins and one teeny tiny pumpkin was $6.75 total. Wow...cannot beat that price. We topped off the day with some pumpkin sweets from the sweets shoppe and moseyed through the country store for possible souvenirs. We left with pumpkin covered pretzels...yum. The whole family had a great time from beginning to end. The day was perfect. It really got us in the Fall spirit. Cannot WAIT to return next year. read more

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We went there for the haunted houses and had a great time. My daughter rode the bill we shopped in the store got spooked in the haunted barn and played some games after the haunted corn maze. We enjoy going yearly. read more

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I am very disappointed and appalled with the lack of customer service received from this establishment and Kathy who showed absolutely no kindness or compassion. She was completely robotic in communication which is rather disturbing. Frankly very sad to have someone representing any business like she has and she said she delivered what management told her, which is even more shameful. So greedy if this company and very disappointed to receive conflicting information by its employees which cost me a bunch of money and no enjoyment! read more

MCcalls is my favorite Halloween activity. After 4 years I have the following critiques... the haunted houses never change it's all the same and they're both predictable and boring by now. Also... the haunted corn maze.. we kept meeting up to the group in front of us which made us hold up up ourselves plus the people in our group who we didn't know and we were trying to take our time. Change up the haunted houses and take more time between the groups so they don't meet up with each other. read more

The worst service, over priced everything. I would never come back. Waited in line for a funnel cake with the staff just staring and refusing to help the growing line. The $20.00 admission doesn't include a pumpkin that's another charge. It's a total waste of money. read more

Overall good experience and pricing. Make sure to come with plenty of time to get into the parking lot and find parking. Mask adherence is horrible here, though. read more

Amazing experience with the family! Very organized and the customer service is top notch.

Had a great time with God Children. Great and gorgeous pumpkins.

Tons of fall seasonal fun for a great low price. We try to make it the first few weekends each year before the crowds descend on the place. Each year they have added more attractions and tweaked the way they handle things to try to make things run smoother. We look forward to the experience each year and will confine to return annually. Plenty of food options from different buildings helps to spread the crowd around, but can make it a chore if you are buying food/drink/dessert from five different stalls to appease your hoard. Lots of places to sit and relax while the kids are running off in different directions to all the fun activities. read more

Sad to say folks this IS NOT the Great Pumpkin Patch Charlie Brown, this is the GREAT UN-GODLY GREEDY MONEY PIT!! Shame on you McCall's for being so sinful and price gauging humanity by charging extra charges on already being charged the entrance fee of $14.95. The entrance fee is enough but than hidden fees on top and everywhere is appalling, even your staff commented that it was ridiculous. I recognize that you maintain the very tough 320 acre property and once was a struggling school teacher but did you forget that some families may not be able to come back "and spend quality time together, making lasting memories." The retail store is absurd 6-8 oz Hot Chocolate mix $10.00, small candles $12 I believe, and so many more obscene pricing your retail mark up is well over 50%. I know it's speciality items, trust me I have shopped all over the world, but it's just wrong. If so you say you want this place to be a place where "families to come spend quality time together, making lasting memories" this my friend will be the demise to a once childhood memory. Also I'm sure with all the revenue and counting those Benjamin's of course its hard to answer phonecalls, emails or responding to all aspects of social media. Mccall's just as you are passionate about your business I am passionate about the Unethical Business Empire Operation you have going on. read more

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I reckon I right never seen a rodeo quite like this here McCall corral. I do believe it's one of the finest little slices of cowboy charm in the entire state of New Mexico. Yep. You heard me right. Me and the better half came amblin' to these parts on Sunday, we brought the little lady, Iris. I'd heard tell that the place was a lot more than a pumpkin farm, and by golly, was it ever. I mean to tell you that fer the same price as a ticket to a motion picture, you get Disneyland in the dirt: pig races, a petting zoo, a pumpkin cannon, one of them corn mazes, a cow train for the tykes, trampolines, pedal cart races, and for a few extra dollars you can rustle up good eatin', handmade sarsaparilla, fresh ice cream... hell, they even have fancy folks that paint faces, and a mechanical bull that grandma could ride. Oh, I almost forgot about the patch. Yep, lots of Jack-o-lanterns in that patch. And a hay ride to get there. I mean to tell you, I was very impressed. We spent nigh on three hours there and we could'a done another three. We were much obliged by the friendly folks that kept the whole thing afloat, I mean, it's dusty in those parts but the entire estate was clean as a whistle. If anything, it was overstaffed, that ain't a bad thing. And what's more, McCall's is only 30 minutes from the big city. Didn't see too many city slickers, come to think of it. Good riddance. Oh, one more thing. I don't get around to watchin' many Hollywood movies, but I'll admit, I do like a good scare from time to time. These fellers at McCall's told me they have a haunted Halloween gitup that'll frighten the bejeezus outta ya. I guess they load ya for bear with paintballs, and ya fire buckshot at zombies. Lasso up the posse, I'm in. Yee haw! read more

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The kids had a great time. At first I thought it was expensive to get in. $12 per person. 2yr & under free. But there's so much free things to do there for the kiddos. Some of the free things they were able to do that come w/ the price: -race on a pedal cart on a race track -jump on huge balloon like trampolines -mine for gems & slide (although they found nothing) -climb & slide in the big fort -play in teepees -ride on a little a cow train -go through the corn maze -launch pumpkins w/ a canon -pet some goats -ride the hayride to the pumpkin patch ($3-$10 per pumpkin depending on the size) -walk thru the "bunny town" (kids were bummed they couldn't pet bunnies which is what they initially thought before going thru it) They have a few fair type food they sell there. Turkey legs, buttered corns, funnel cakes, kettle popcorn, homemade fudge, etc. A few tips. Nothing but porta pottys there for restrooms so bring lots of antibacterial soaps. Just saying. Lol. Wear comfortable shoes. & you can use debits & credits here. Overall the kids had a blast. They have the fun scary stuff at night but we didn't get to try since our kids are a bit young & still frightened of that stuff. read more

Visited this great spot today with a 6 year old and 2 1 year olds. It was a blasty blast!! There was a few improvements that could be made, especially for special needs families, but overall I couldn't help but give it the five stars. When we got there the parking was quick and efficient. They directed is perfectly and we were settled and ready to unload within minutes of arriving. Getting into the event was the only really hairy pet of our trip. I was extremely annoyed by the fact that I stood in a 20 minute line with my E tickets only to be told when I got to the window that there was a separate line for E tickets. There was zero signage at the main Windows letting people know about this so I had no idea. I begrudgingly stood in yet another line to get our wristbands to enter. Once in the park there were so many activities. It's overwhelming but in a good way. We definitely got our money's worth there. There was a bunny town, goat petting and feeding, games, corn pit, bouncy area, pedal carts, playgrounds and much more. Here is where it would have been nice for a few accommodations for special needs children. My six year old had autism and in a very crowded area it would have been nice to have a quieter reserved spot for him to calm down and regroup. There were a few times he got very overstimulated and not much. We could do because we couldn't escape the crowds. But you learn and adapt and we made the most of it. The most fun we had was the corn maze. My almost 2 year old loved it. He could run and be free I walk without the crowd and we could relax because he couldn't really run off. After about 15 mins of being lost in the corn maze, the "map" they give you is almost no help, we were wishing for some signage or visual aid to help us complete if but overall not a big deal and we made it out alive. We didn't sample the food since we were in a tight budget and food at events like this is usually pricey. But it looked and smelled awesome. I ran into a friend there who said the food was amazing and the pumpkin pie was to die for. We did treat ourselves to some old fashioned soda and a lemonade though. Both were amazing. A few pointers for families: 1. There are no real family bathrooms or changing stations. The "station" for changing is in a wedged corner with no space in the bathrooms. I recommend going back to your vehicle. Your band gets you in and out. 2. Avoid strollers. The crowds make it impossible and I saw quite a few people struggling. We exclusively babywear and it saved our lives. We were able to zip around while strollers just clogged everything up. 3. Wear tennis shoes. Sandals would have been horrible with all the dirt. It is a farm. :) Overall it was a great day and we plan to go back every year. An absolute must. read more

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Went on a field trip with my 6 y/o daughter to the Patch. So much fun...we each got to pick a pumpkin during the hayride. Then lots of extra stuff to see like live animals, slides, play fort, corn sand box, and ninja area for climbing. A little disappointed that all the exhibits/buildings aren't open during the week for field trips. But if you come back on the weekend everything is open and available to use. read more

McCall Pumpkin Patch - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Moriarty, New Mexico

We spent the day here and it was fabulous! The prices for admission were a little more than what I'd like to pay, but the pumpkins were a GREAT deal and most of the fun things to do are free. They have three different mazes; a hard, medium, and easy option are provided. The hayride was pretty long and enjoyable. We were afraid it would be extremely busy this weekend since Halloween is Monday, but it wasn't. It was very enjoyable. Our two year old son had a blast! The food was pretty tasty. I especially enjoyed the chocolate cake at the bakery and the chicken skewer with grilled pineapple. My husband had a fajita burrito and it was too small for the price with little beef in it and mostly potatoes. We will definitely be back next year! It was worth the drive and the admission fee. Cheers! read more

McCall's had been on my bucket list for years now... but a series of unfortunate events (and flooded pumpkin patches) made it not so. We were looking for a weekend that wasn't too crowded (or expensive). Just the idea of fall- the plaid sweaters, the chunky boots, the crisp air. Lucky for us, it just so happened to be military family weekend. The voice of the lady in google maps led us down a winding frontage road- only to find a town the size of the parking lot itself. A strange little town it was. We got on the hay ride in the burning sun to the pumpkin patch, where even Charlie Brown could find a pumpkin great or small, orange or white. There was a castle fit for a princess, a chunkin' punkin' cannon, pig races, hungry goats, pedal tractors, slides, games, and of course the legendary haunted corn maze for your enjoyment. The food looked tasty- funnel cakes for $4, large burgers, frito pie, glazed nuts, tantalizing kettle corn. Way more to see in the 4.5+ hours we were there and well worth it. The pumpkin carriage definitely transformed into Cinderella's transportation for the ride back read more

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Let's talk about the Princess Castle!!! A princess castle at a pumpkin patch, you ask? Why?! Who cares, I say. Listen, I've got a bevy of tiny girl children in my life and one of them has birthday every October and I will be bringing her here every year til she tells me she's too old and even then I'll beg her to consider it for old time's sake. (Princess makeovers at the pumpkin patch vs nearly every other birthday party option? Sign me up!) Yes, you have to make separate reservations. Don't be late, these are super popular and if you miss your window that's it. There's the princess makeover, princess tea, or BOTH for the deluxe experience. I can only tell you about the makeover, which includes Fancy Hair, glitter hairspray (did you know this was a thing?), glitter makeup, nail painting, a sash and a crown. The big reveal involves putting the kid in front of a mirror that's behind a curtain, pulling aside the curtain and going "ta da!" and then you all ooh and ahh over your prince/princess's transformation. Yes, boys can participate too. The princesses working in the castle are excellent - singing happy birthday, telling my girls about their pet dragon, indulging my niece's request for a fancy updo like her princess-stylist had. The birthday girl was a bit overwhelmed and an extra princess came over to check in and wish her a happy birthday. I can't say enough about them, they're the hardest working folks on the patch and wearing fancy dresses, too. They made it magical and I really appreciated them - I think they saved me a trip to Disney for at least another year! read more

McCall's is fantastic! We had a wonderful time. The corn maze is amazing!!! There was plenty to do with no additional costs. Looking forward to going back next year. read more

If you have seen The Office you know Dwight Schrutes' "Hay Place." Well, welcome to the real world Hay Place. They nickel and dime you for every single thing you do there. If you are trying to do some family fun on a budget, this is not the place to go. There are many things you can do for the entrance fee, but when you walk in your kids are going to want to do stuff, you know, standard kid thing. Well, McCalls knows that your little ones will want to do extra stuff and those are the things they'll charge you to death with. Expect to spend over $100 for a family of 4 and that is the bare minimum. Overall though, McCalls does a great job of making a fun and safe environment for you and your little ones. read more

I've only ever been out to McCall's for their haunted farm, so I can't speak to the daytime activities, but the nighttime stuff is awesome. It may seem a bit of a drive from Albuquerque and kinda pricey at $20, but it is absolutely worth it. A lot of time, money, and energy has been put into the two haunts they provide and both are incredibly well done. Easily the best haunted anything I've ever experienced, I've done this two years in a row. Not much has changed since last year which I suppose is my only complaint. If you went before, you won't see much new, so bring someone who hasn't been yet and watch the fun. I think the haunted corn maze is scarier, personally, with more places for "spooks" to hide, so I recommend doing that one last. Some advice: * Buy your tickets online at the website and then upgrade to VIP when you get there. The ticket lines get quite long, despite there being several of them. The lines for the actual haunts? Forget it -- they're enormous. Easily an hour plus wait on average. The VIP ticket is $10 and gives you your own line which bypasses 90%+ of the regular line. TOTALLY worth the extra expense. * Bring a sweater or light jacket. It gets chilly that far from the city after dark, especially once night falls and you're standing in line for a while. * Wear shoes with a good sole, like tennis shoes, hiking boots, etc. The barn isn't bad but the corn maze is, obviously, outside. The trampled grass and corn can be slick and the ground itself is uneven. * The haunts are not recommended for children under 12. That's probably a good cut-off age. There's some scary stuff there. If you're dead set on taking kids, maybe watch how some of them are behaving when they come out the other side. We watched one poor little boy (8 or 9 years old, I'd say) bolt out of the barn in complete screaming, panicked terror. * Read the directions on the McCall site! You don't exit where you think you will and the turn can be a little hard to find. * Really claustrophobic? Consider the door just about at the end of the barn. There's a sign and a way out if you need it. That particular haunt ends with inflated bladders pushing in on your from all sides. It's pitch dark and you have to shove your way through. Most people seem fine but if you've really got a problem with confined spaces, it might be wise to duck out. You won't miss anything as it's the last bit of the haunt. Have fun!! read more

We went to McCall's 6 years in a row with our children, who always enjoyed themselves. Last year, our 3 year old daughter was bouncing on the bouncy "pillow" at McCall's and broke her leg. There was apparently no one monitoring the pillow (which was supposedly for children 3 and under), and there were many adults bouncing high alongside the young children. A large man, presumably on the pillow with his small child, was bouncing next to my daughter and caused such a rebound that she fractured her tibia all the way through. We took our daughter to the hospital, since the "health aid" was completely incompetent and very rude (we are both health professionals with ER experience and were very calm following the accident). When I called Mr. McCall to explain what had happened, it took me over a week to reach him, as his mailbox was always full. When I finally spoke with him, he did not offer to assist with our medical bills, or even to refund the cost of our tickets for the day. I had to stay home with our daughter for 2 months, as she was unable to attend preschool with her broken leg. She was very traumatized by the experience, and I lost months of work. Needless to say, we will never return to McCall's, which I consider a very family UNfriendly business. read more

So our 6 yr old wanted to go to the haunted maze for his birthday. Well we got here early bought our tickets online and waited. And waited and waited. We were there for over and hour and half and the cards they use to tell you it's your turn did not then from queen for the entire time. I know there is a wait that why we bought our tickets online and got there early but to not even change from queens the whole time....mccalls ruined part of our sons big 6 birthday read more

We went on a Friday. We tried once and APS was out of school that day so the line spanned the entire parking lot. We waited in line for 30 mins and decided to try again the following week. So we tried again and got there before it opened to get in line early. Our first two hours there we had low crowds! Then around 2:30-3pm the massive crowds showed up but we had already done a majority of everything. This place has it all! LOADS of fun for the whole family! We didn't see any employees with masks (despite our states current mask mandate) which is why I didn't give it 5 stars. But other than that we loved it and can't wait to come back next year! read more

We had such an awesome time here at the pumpkin patch/ theme park and the haunted farm afterwards! Aside from kind of getting lost Trying to find our way to this place, (two very long u-turns back to Edgewood) we were pleasantly surprised by the layout and friendly staff! We walked in expecting a pumpkin patch and got so much more! There were cool rides, slides, well built buildings my that caught my dads eye cuz he's always analysing architecture and rides lol there is food, and bakery shops along with a cute gift shop! My pop really enjoyed the apple cannons and looked like a kid laughing at the rest of us with terrible aim. Everyone loved the pig races which come with s cute skit and character hosts! The haunted attractions at night blew us away. We are used to universal horror nights and knotts scary farm that we weren't expecting too much in rural Moriarty. Boy were we wrong! We brought our nephews here for their first haunt experience and one of em even tried faking a butt cramp he got in "gym class" which was debunked cuz my bro-in-law knew for a fact the kid doesn't even take gym! overall, The effects and design were superb and the scares were professional grade. We will be back again next year! Thanks for the great memories McCalls read more

McCall Pumpkin Patch - Great time with out of town family! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Moriarty, New Mexico

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