Roca Berry Farm is a hidden gem just outside of Lincoln, NE. This farm has everything you are looking for during your fall adventures! We went at the start of their season, and were blown away by the activities and attractions here for the kids. Train rides, peddle carts, haunted houses, corn maze, daily shows and more! Everyone was so kind and welcoming from the front gate all throughout the park. On top of that, the food selections were excellent! BBQ station, burgers, chicken fingers, among many others. I would absolutely add Roca Berry Farm to your list of fall farms to check out! read more

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This is my 6th consecutive year at the farm - this year fell flat. We headed to the Smokehouse at 6:15 for some food before the night time attractions as the website states it's open til 6:30p on Sundays. We arrived and the crew was leaving, and said they closed at 6. The staff were friendly and told us where we could head for food. We picked Barry's as the website showed a burger basket with fries. We arrived and ordered and there were no fires or even toppings (besides ketchup and mustard) for the burger. The funnel cakes were amazing, as always. I would recommend this place, as it is neat! But, maybe just eat supper before arriving if you want a quality meal. The attractions this year were ever changing and evolving as always, the night time frights don't disappoint! read more

Such a fun place for families, especially with little kiddos! This is a fun little pumpkin patch to visit in the fall with lots of great food vendors and fun activities for the kids, including a corn maze! read more

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Staff was very helpful and friendly. attractions were fun and family really enjoyed all the pumpkin patch activities this year!

I did not know this place existed!!! It is a nice cross between Valas and the Bellevue Berry Farm. Tons of fun activities to do for all ages! The price to get in is very cheap in comparison to the other similar experiences in the area. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful when trying to find things. The food is generic, but the apple cider slushie is amazing!!! Don't forget the mini chocolate chip cookies as well! read more

Roca Berry Farm - Menu at the Pumpkin Cafe - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Roca, Nebraska

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Roca Berry Farm is our families yearly Fall tradition. We usually get out there at least once a season, if not more, and always leave with great memories. We choose Roca Berry Farm as it's smaller than the pumpkin patch in Omaha and just seems less crowded and it's much more affordable! Even though it's 'smaller' there is a lot to see and do. Every year they add something new - we love the new train and always take a hayrack ride to pick out a small pumpkin to take home and paint. We can't leave without trying out the slides or seeing a pig show and even my 4 year old loves the haunted houses. There are two restaurants on-site but guests often bring in snacks and drinks. I love the smoke shop and the huge turkey legs. read more

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Roca Berry farm is a paradise for 8-year-olds, 6-year-olds and 10-year-olds. It's money well spent for the parents of same, as once you pay the $22 entry fee most everything in the farm is free. There are dozens of games and things for kids to do including a corn maze haunted houses bubble bounce and lots of other active things. The ambiance and vibe is definitely rural Nebraska. More people wearing Carhartt than Cartier. The people working there are super friendly and the Fall festival farm has grown each year in terms of things to do. In terms of the food that's very much like the state fair, things that look good and then you regret getting them. We tried the chicken fingers and fries as well as the cider. The best thing on the menu was the turkey leg. Which at $16 a leg was the best value and had the most flavor. Roca Berry farm is also a great place to take your 13-year-old to hang out in a group with four friends and enjoy the park while you eat your way through a bag of kettle corn. Our 7-month-old liked watching people walk by. If you take a stroller make sure to take one with large Wheels as some of the paths are crushed rock and our stroller with smaller Wheels got stuck a few times. read more

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Our kids loved the attractions and the staff were friendly. The food situation is a travesty. They have a sign out front saying you can't bring in any of your own food or drinks. But their food and drinks are not only wildly overpriced, but also of very poor quality. They didn't have hot dogs or hamburgers, but apparently felt that serving waffles at lunchtime makes sense...? Not to mention all the flies buzzing around the kitchen and dining area! If they did something to improve the food situation, this would be a great place. read more

We were traveling from out of state to have a wonderful time with our Nebraska family.. We looked Roca Berry Farm to take our Grandson to for a great experience. When we got there, we were told it was for seasonal pass holders. Their website did not have anything on it that had seasonal pass holders only. They were rude and we call and talked to Pat a manager and she could not make an exception and that the had turned away other people too. As a business post on your website and put a sign at the entrance. Don't support a business that doesn't value a customer. read more

I've always loved coming here. It's a pleasant atmosphere and every year they take necessary measures to keep the place well organized. Who ever played Jason last Friday did an amazing job and it seems like everyone's characters are exceptional. I will always go here and hope when I have a family someday I can show them my favorite place to be during the fall! read more

Wholsome family agri-tourism fun! Parents, Roca Berry Farm is the reason you should NOT buy your pumpkin at the grocery store. I do not remember going here as a child, but my mom tells me that I kept eating the berries, & my little brother kept sitting on them. Ha! Although they are more of a "family" place, I've actually been there more as a single adult. Their Halloween celebration grows more each year: loads of activities for the kids including a petting zoo, pony rides, giant inflatable slide, pedal go-karts, not-so-spooky haunted houses, a life size Candy-Land, an outdoor stage with music & magic, hayrack rides, a "monster truck" type ride, bales of hay to play in, a corn maze, and my favorite - the pumpkin patch! During the day it's family-friendly. Nighttime is better for teenagers who like haunted hayrack rides. You can spend an entire afternoon there & wear out the kids. Luckily, the hayrack ride will take you back from the patch to the entrance, and wagons are available for tired legs. I do not remember the pricing, but I think its reasonable judging by the amount of people there. Plus, they have to attract people to drive there from Lincoln (which really isn't far at all). You can also get all your favorite fall goodies there like caramel apples, cider, & funnel cakes. I have not been berry-picking there as an adult, but if I do, I promise not to sit on them. :) read more

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My friend got Married here. And it was such a FANTASTIC venue! The barn was amazing with a deck that overlooked a creek. The whole berry farm is Something i dream about taking my future children 6 hours to visit. Stop here for all your fall fun. read more

My wife and I recently attended a wedding here (at the Roca Berry Farm Creekside Barn). Good things: Very attentive staff. Great indoor venue (remodeled barn with great air conditioning since it was 100 degrees outside at the time), Good food. Large space to handle a large crowd. Bathrooms were large and very clean. Nice, remote setting out in the middle of nowhere. Ample parking. Very cool scenic place. Not so good things: Very strict menu control. For example, I wanted the roasted potatoes with the burnt ends. Not allowed. If I wanted the roasted potatoes I would need to get the chicken smothered in ranch sauce. So, I HAD to get the cheesy potatoes that were offered with the burnt ends. Also, they had strict quantity control on the portion sizes of the main dish and sides. I felt the servers were almost counting the number of carrots and little cubed meat pieces (they were calling "burnt ends"). The food was tasty though. The outside "wedding area" should have some shade, which it doesn't, to make the very hot day at least somewhat bearable. read more

I absolutely love this place!! When I lived in Nebraska I always enjoyed doing the Scary Farm. Their haunted forest is top notch! The mini haunted houses are fun too. The prices on all their fruit is pretty reasonable and I liked to stock up while I was there! read more

Today was my first time at Roca Berry Farms. It was 88*, stupid hot for mid October, the sun was shining & the wind was blowing hard enough a tree branch broke off and fell in a walking path between two building. (Can't control the crazy Nebraska weather). There's lots of fun stuff to do. Scary (maybe for little little kids) houses to go through. Lots of stuff to climb on, over, through & slide down. The bouncy pillow is always fun. They had one for bigger kids & smaller kids. Several places that looked like places to eat weren't open. Thanks again Covid, but there are places to get a meal, snack or sweet treat. They ran out of water at one place on the far end when I REALLY needed a drink & with no drinking fountains that frustrating. I have one child who uses a wheelchair for longer distances. It's difficult at times there but we made it work. Short of paving the whole place, not sure what you can do about that. (And paving it takes away the farm aspect of it so not saying you should pave it). If you use a wheelchair, just bring a strong friend to give you a push here and there. We didn't do the train because the line was really long. We got some great pumpkins. .40 a pound. Small pumpkins & gourds also. Also a great place to have a wedding reception. There was one when we were there & I attended one there in the past. Fun times! read more

Great place to get a fun jump/scare. Try walking down the psycho-path sometime! I mean there's usually a guy with a chainsaw that'll chase you! You can't get much scarier than that but ever now and then someone will think of something creative to give you nightmares. It's truly the best! read more

Visited Roca with my daughter and my 2 and 4 year old grandkids. We arrived around 3:30 on a Sunday afternoon. We all had an amazing time. They have so much to for lil ones as well as older. We had a snack of fries, chili fries, cookies, popcorn and pretzles with cheese. Everything was yummy and filled us up so we could play some more. Very friendly staff. read more

Price gouging at it's finest! Lines, lines, everywhere lines. You start out by waiting in line at the gate, where they will charge you $11.50 a person, which is about $3 higher per person than other pumpkin patches in the area. After you get in the gate, about 50 percent of the things to do inside will be an additional charge. I mean, come on, $2 for a rocking horse, $8 for face painting, additional fee for a zip line. Then when you get hungry, a slice of pizza will run you $4 a slice or a cheeseburger meal $8.50. Our kids were disappointed because there were things they wanted to do, and I refused to spend more money. Every single thing we did inside had rude staff who were being snotty to the kids, and everything had a waiting line. We only came here because my daughter's Girl Scout troop was coming here, and as soon as they were dismissed, we drove into Lincoln to get food because I just couldn't justify wasting more money there. We were all disappointed and will NOT waste anymore time or money here again. Let's be honest, this is Nebraska, and there are hundreds of pumpkin patches around the area. Do your research, and find a better location. read more