Decent pumpkin patch and would be great for families with small children. They have food trucks…read moregames and kids rides. The bad is that it is a dust bowl and with wet weather a mud bowl. Too costly for most. I do like reasonable priced and plentiful pumpkins if that is the end goal.

Miserable - unless you really really really love dust or,…read moreif you are lucky - mud. Avoid if you can. nothing there is worth it. Willoughby farm is A much nicer option.

My two boys, 9 and 7 years old, had the best time feeding the animals and walking around.read more

This place was....interesting…read more I'll be honest, it popped up as a pumpkin patch. My sister just moved to the area and was looking for one close for her kiddos, and this was around the corner, so we decided to give it a try. To start, it was $10/person to get in, which wasn't really promoted. We've lived many different places and have never had to pay to get into a pumpkin patch, so that was a surprise. Kids were the same price, also a surprise. The property is pretty cool, they have some farm animals. They sold food to buy but half the animals you couldn't feed and the other half were already full from being fed so much. We assumed it was a regular petting zoo and bought some food before seeing it, so we ended up with leftover bags of food and no animals to feed. The hay ride only went once hourly so you basically had to wait around forever if you wanted to ride it. The maze was cool and the concept seemed really fun to find a message BUT the first word on the message was "God" and honestly, nowhere did they promote this farm as a religious-based experience. Lastly - the pumpkins. We came here for one reason. They don't even grow pumpkins on site, they ship them in, and they don't keep them stocked. I think we had like 20-30 pumpkins to choose from, if that, and they were picked over. We had a 4YO and a 6YO and they couldn't pick any of the pumpkins up, all the kid size ones were already sold. I feel like this could be a good spot for what it is, and if it was marketed as that - a Christian family fun farm experience. But, that's not what we had expected based on the marketing they had, so it was a bit of a disappointment for us.

This is a great place to take the kids to help them run off some energy. Between pumpkin and apple…read morepicking, the playground, hay bales, slides, maze, rides and shows - there is so much to do at the Fun Farm. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the petting zoo animals are cute. Be sure to check the schedule ahead of time to ensure you catch the pig races and Jack-O-lobber shows. The pig races are nostalgic because I remember the little piglets competing for Oreos when I was a kid! The entry price is a little expensive for families, but there's so much to do here for littles that it makes it worth it for us.

We had an amazing time at the Tulip Trail. Also the food and store was great. Soo much to do here…read more Such a beautiful family friendly place.

I love when they have pies and cookies at Goshen market. Try the flax seed cookies. So good and…read moretasty.

Amazing people and a beautiful farm with delicious apples. Had a quick stop on a road trip and it…read morewas a perfect place to stretch our legs.

If you're looking for a smaller pumpkin patch this is your spot! Admission was free. There was a…read morefree maze for the kids and a free hayride for the whole family. The pony ride, kids train and bounce house costs which were reasonable. The service was nice. It can get crowded if many people show up but overall it was a fun time! Tap to pay was accepted, that was a plus!

We thank you guys for giving Our youth Sports team such a wonderful night! The kids were thrill…read moreand excited about such a great spooky night. We enjoyed and will be back again as always! Stl Panthers Youth Sports

Best place, best value! Family owned and run! I loved everything about it! You could make a day…read moreof it and not break the piggy bank!

Had a very nice time at Bandy's! Got a pumpkin, had fun in the corn maze. Not that many things for…read moreadults to do but it was still very nice, and they have a lot of activities for childern.

My wife took our kids there today since school was out. The place is infested with bees. My son…read morewas stung. They know about the issue because they had sting wipes. What used to be a tractor ride down to a field is now a short ride that can be walked in as much time as you wait for the tractor. The $8 admission price just isn't worth the hassles. Go someplace else this year.

Cute family-friendly venue---kind of out in the middle of farm country, so prepare for a bit of a…read moredrive. Unique activities for kids, including a homemade double-slide, tire swings, trampoline and goat pen. Adults and older kids will dig the pumpkin cannons, and the gift shop has the requisite country knick knacks. Admission is a bit steep at $8/person considering you'll also have to pay for your pumpkin, but it's a nice enough way to spend an afternoon with the fam. Limited eats/drinks (if you're a picky eater---well, just don't) and some shaded picnic tables if you need a break. The pumpkin "patch" is a small field of pre-harvested squash (no stomping around the fields here) at the end of a short tractor ride, which works well for little ones and grandparents alike.

Came here to the my oldest step daughter. Our first time here and came across their page from a…read morelocal city Facebook group. They are located off caryle Ave. Not far from Scott Air Force Base. Support local! We got there around 10:30 or so and hardly anyone there yet. It was so nice this family opened up their property to let the public pick pumpkins and provide some fun fall activities. They even allowed us to meet their miniature cows and baby sheep. All around happy we got to come here. We purchased at least over 4+ pumpkins of all sizes, shapes, and colors. The smaller ones are $1 and the rest are by the lb. They have many wagons set a side to use to load up your picks. They did tell us the ones on the vine may not be ready yet, but if you did they can come out to help cut them. They have a little corn maze to get through to the patch. They have ample grassy area parking. With signs and portable bathrooms if needed. They accept cash or card. Also time wise we only knew of the weekend times. 10-3 that we are aware of currently. They have their own facebook page and website so you can see times etc

This family had a dream. You pick or select from pumpkins around the farm. Price is by the pound…read more She has merch, pumpkins and fun. Check them out.

A nice alternative to some of the bigger and more popular orchards around St. Louis and across the…read moreriver in Illinois, Braeutgam Orchards is definitely a place you'll want to visit in the Fall for your annual pumpkin and apple picking traditions. Crowds were manageable and any line we stood in (whether it was for the tractor to take us to the orchard or in the bakery to buy goods) didn't take long to go through. Loved that there was no additional fee to ride the tractors to the orchards. The one downside is that while there is a bakery, there is no food stall to buy lunch or snacks like chips or hot dogs. If you plan on spending a portion of your day there, you'll want to be sure to bring a cooler with food. We made the mistake of assuming there would be things to buy for lunch and we left starving after snacking on a couple of apple cider donuts.

What a great place to take the kids. Apple picking, pumpkin patch, feeding the animals and eating…read moreat the food truck to wrap up the Saturday. The staff were nice and friendly. The wagon ride drivers were nice and did stop the wagon when requested by one of the guest since a kid drop his water bottle. For next year. I would definitely come earlier in the apple picking season.

This small business merchant carries quality dog food and some unexpected gift items and greeting…read morecards. The owner is very pleasant and helpful. The value is supporting and shopping local. Worth it to have someone to answer questions. Great shopping experience.

I needed a plant that the bigger stores don't carry, but found it right away and at a fair price at…read moreMaryville Feed & Home. They also have gifts inside (like hummingbird feeders) that are better quality and more interesting than what you typically find at big box stores. Very glad to have a local small business like this nearby.