I can only say good things about our stay at the Heavenly Acres cabin. Jennifer and Forrest were so…read morehelpful in all aspects of planning our trip and of course once we arrived. They responded to all of my emails with the questions I had very quickly. The cabin sits off the side of their house w/ a porch looking out towards the farm. The inside of the cabin has two open bed rooms that are adjoining w/sliding doors that open up to a closet area between the two. While the cabin doesn't have central a/c there is a machine that works as an a/c, a heater, and a dehumidifier. We visited during the summer and this kept the cabin cool. The main room has a couch/trundle bed so you can sleep an extra 2 guests, as well as a dining table (plates, cups, utensils and some cookware available to use). I suggest bringing what you need as far as cooking utensils go, however Jennifer helped us get whatever we needed that we didn't bring. There is a sink, a microwave and a full size fridge, and while there isn't an oven/stove there is a griddle in the cabin that worked very well for us and a grill outside available to use. There were towels and rags for us in the bathroom which was nice since that's just one less thing we had to tote along with us. There is a great one person, jacuzzi tub that I called dibs on as soon as I got there. Very relaxing. Outside there is also a fire pit with bench seating, great for s'mores or telling scary ghost stories. Do yourself a favor and opt in for the hands on farm experience! Gather eggs, milk a goat and/or sheep, help feed the animals and get to meet them one on one, Alpacas, pigs, miniature horses, donkeys, chickens, ducks, goats, sheep! Not only is is fun but interesting. You'll learn all kinds of info about each and running a farm. We also got farm fresh duck and chicken eggs that we made for breakfast in the morning, YUMMY! We're hoping to come back for their fall festival if we're still in the area. Thanks again for hosting us, we are so appreciative of everything you guys did to make sure we had a wonderful experience.

A stay at Heavenly Acres is a must if you want to really experience farm life. It is a very…read morerefreshing and peaceful visit and you will receive sincere hospitality from Jennifer and Forrest who are kind and considerate hosts. This is a nice retreat from city life to rural country in Indiana. (We were passing through from Chicago.) The cottage is cute and comfortable and you can wake up sipping coffee and making yourself some fresh eggs from the farm. The best thing however are all the sweet animals. After the brief tour, you can walk around the property and say hello to the pig, cats, goats, lambs, chickens, donkeys, mules, alpacas, and more. This was a unique and wonderful experience. It was so peaceful watching the sunset while admiring the amazing country fields around you. We can't wait to return. Do yourself a favor and stay here!

So beautiful and not that far from indy! I was happy to hear about this thru Facebook. Great…read moreservice. It seemed smaller in person but still lots of beautiful tulips. It was scheduled for one week but they extended it another week. This was their first year doing it so I think it was a success. It was pretty busy on the beautiful Wednesday evening I went. Lots of ppl taking pics even with professional setups. Tix were $16 or few dollars off if you purchase online. Lots of parking in the gravel/grass. There is a line to buy tix then you grab scissors to cut your own tulips if you want them $2 a tulip. Some of them were dying so they weren't a perfect bloom for a bouquet. The line to pay for tulips was kind of long as well. We spent a couple hours here looking and taking photos. We looked around first before deciding to go back to cut so we lost some time with that. Great photo ops though, highly recommend!

Favorite place in town. The best experiences every time we go! Nice place to go with a large group…read moreof people.

What a cute pumpkin patch! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The layout was…read moreorganized, not too crowded or over priced. My family and I had a great time!

I love any farm that lets you explore all their activities for one flat entrance fee. Russell Farms…read moredoes this so we'll definitely be back! Activities we participated in included: Tractor ride Animal farm Playground area Pumpkin field Farm life activity role play There is also a shop to purchase food and beverages. Great place for field trips too!

Authentic pumpkin patch where you pull pumpkins and gourds right off the vines. Great place for…read morekids to go to get to see a real farm with live farm animals in a petting zoo. No commercial stuff trying to sell other things just an awesome farm with a sandbox, play ground, hayrides, and lots of family photo opportunities.

Smith Family Farms has been a Fall tradition for our family for as long as I can remember. With…read moreour children all being teen-adult now, we hadn't been for a few years. So this year, we finally got to enjoy it again, as a family. But this year, grandbabies joined us! At $5 a head, we had an enjoyable afternoon together. We didn't check out the corn maze, nor do pony rides. But we did enjoy some prime family photo time in the pumpkin patch, while picking out a few small pumpkins for the grand daughters. Compared to the cost of pumpkins in the store, they are a little higher. But you do get the experience of picking your own and supporting a local small business. Our granddaughter that's mobile enjoyed every bit of the sensory buffet available. From the play equipment, to dancing to the live music, and petting and interacting with the farm animals. She had a great time sliding down the huge pile of hay, over and over, by the pumpkin patch. We found the concessions to be a bit of a bummer. They didn't offer a lot of the great fall treats like they use to. And you can only use a card if you're spending at least $5. So when we all started to get thirsty and have the nibbles, we left and moved to our next destination.

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This was my first time attending Kelsay Farms and I went with some friends and other Butler…read morestudents! The farm is perfect for all ages and there were so many fun activities to do for kids and adults. The first thing my friends and I did was get food at the food station. I got a "spooky milkshake", which was delicious (not pictured). They had a choice between vanilla and chocolate soft serve ice cream and it was topped with whipped cream, a donut hole, and a brownie bite. It was very sweet and delicious. It seemed like a lot of people were buying those milkshakes. Then we moved on to the animal barn which was a ton of fun. They had a cow, pigs, chickens, ducks, a bunny, goats, lambs, and even a donkey! You weren't allowed to feed the animals, but you were allowed to pet them and they had a huge bottle of hand sanitizer for people to wash their hands after petting the animals. The animals were gentle and friendly, so parents delt parents felt safe for their kids to pet the animals. Next, we went through a corn maze, and they had a "big" corn maze and "small" corn maze. For the big corn maze, the farm does a different intricate design every year. This year, I believe it was a tractor. They even have signs and QR codes to scan so you could track how far along the maze you are as well as track how long you've been in the corn maze. Then we went on the tractor ride. While this was relaxing, it was very slow and there weren't a ton of beautiful farm views. At one point, we were riding along next to a highway, so that took away from the farm experience a little bit. I also thought they were going to do a bunch of stops at vegetable or pumpkin gardens if even flower patches, but they did not, which I was surprised about considering each hay ride was about 30 minutes long. I would recommend the hay ride to people who want a break from exploring the farm and want to give their feet a rest. After the hay ride, my friends and I decide to check out the gift shop, and they had a lot of stuffed animals, branded shirts and sweatshirts, cookie cutters, and candles that smelled heavenly. Next to the gift shop, they had more activities for people to do. One of the farm's main selling points is their story about Spookley the Square pumpkin. In this space they also set up a backdrop for people to take pictures and a "design your own pumpkin" station where they provide different shapes for eyes, noses, and mouths and you can pick and choose to color in each shape. Near the corn maze, there were a bunch of activities including a giant bounce pad, signs which different games to play (such as "find the corn [popcorn, cornpipe, corn dog, etc]", mazes, and "find the difference"), basketball, a small train for children to ride, human foosball, and a hay tower for people to climb. This pumpkin farm is great for families and friends to attend to have the perfect fall day. They also have a similar experience during the wintertime if you check out their website.

My family and I decided to go to Kelsay Farms for their Holiday Stroll. It wasn't crowded at all…read moreand we were able to walk around and enjoy all the decorated scenes. It's great for taking pictures. We got to visit Santa and enjoyed hot chocolate next to the fire. We will definitely be returning next year. Our pre-teen even said it was fun.

Wonderful pumpkin farm. Reasonable prices. Excellent customer service and adorable farm animals. I…read morehighly recommend it!

Lots of fun for cheap! They have a corn maze, manual go carts, a hay ride, big yard games, and…read moremore! Loved coming here with my college roommates. Families would have a good time too.

Been before everything great and neat experience. Today seemed looking at activities way over…read morepriced for this type of venue. Then ordering cider and donuts. Cashier was going to greatly over price us by $14. I questioned and quoted listed prices. Then lady said her cider price was wrong and recalculated but that would only be $3 different not sure how another $11 would have been. Think they need prices on the keyboard preset. Hope they can make needed changes to get more people.

As we are coming out of isolation a bit, we decided to bring some fall spirit back into our lives…read moreand went to a new place near home. We took masks but only needed them on the hayride, it wasn't too busy at all early on a Saturday. If you have children, or are a child at heart, this is a fun, wholesome place to be. For $12 a person, discounts available for certain people, you get: a complimentary hayride, access to the corn maze, jumping on a 71-foot balloon, rolling around in large tubes, shooting basketballs and throwing baseballs, a climbing and sliding area, animals, and more! There are a few other fun things to do for additional costs: panning for gold and arrowheads(both are a guaranteed find!), shooting paintballs guns at targets old west skeet arcade-style, and pumpkins can be purchased as well! This place is quickly growing a filling a niche that people around the area needed, and it helps to create that feeling of nostalgia and just a plain good time!