We have been coming here for a few years to pick sunflowers, buy honey and feed the animals, and…read morelast year realized they have the occasional show here as well. We were able to catch a couple of our favorite musicians for an amazing set, and have been trying to get back for another show since then. Definitely check it out!

This spot is toddler heaven!! We brought our 2 year old and she had the time of her life…read more Highlights: - the visitor area of the farm is small, which was perfect for us as I was wearing a baby and husband was chasing toddler - you can feed the animals! I paid $2 for 2 carrots and we fed the horses. My daughter loved this! - there are many different types of farm animals to see: sheep, goat, geese, peacock, horses, pig, etc. - there are lots of toys to play with and tractors to sit on- this was a highlight for the toddler! - it took us about 45 mins to get here from Denver on a Sunday AM In the end we didn't end up cutting any sunflowers to bring home, but they had all the supplies needed to do so, like scissors and buckets. We will definitely return! Thanks for a bucket-filling morning for our girl!

it was the best experience animals were chill, staff was great, and none of the bunny's tried to…read moreescape

We had such a fantastic time playing with all the creatures. Our guides were extremely informative…read moreand fun to be around. Thank you!! would recommend to anyone

This is the cutest best pumpkin patch! No admission fee and free parking. They have a vast…read moreassortment of pumpkin sizes in the patch. Out of the patch they have exotic pumpkins and they tell you the history of the exotic pumpkins and what recipes you can use them for. I got a blue one. I'm excited to try it out in a recipe and save the seeds so I can grow them myself next year. The hay ride is a must! The audo is actually educational about the history of farming and current information. Plus the hay ride view is amazing with the corn stalks and the mountains as a backdrop. The little hay maze is so cute for the kids as well as corn hole and a corn toss. There are goats there to pet. Plus its a small family owned business so we will definitely be going back next year.

Friendly staff! Loved that they have a little petting zoo in addition to wagons and shears for you…read moreto pick up on pumpkin. Great experience :)

Pizza was hot and fast. Tacos great! Both entrees were good and averaged $15 each…read more Too expensive for an average family day out. Each attraction is about $15 per kid. $15(face paint each) $21(3 kids jumping). Etc. Nice, but way overpriced'

I really had a great time. I did not grow up in corn maze culture and this was the first time I…read morefully committed to going all the way in to one (instead of just photo opping near the entrance)! I gave myself lots of time. It was super hot in the sun - bring a hat with a big visor!! At this time of year this year the corn was all pretty dried out - very fall feeling. I went on a weekend day - a Saturday - so yah there were plenty of families and such. I just randomly wandered the corn maze running into the occasional child or parent but or teen group, but I found it very nice to just wander until I got out! It took about an hour. No stress and it actually felt positive that there were lots of other people in the maze at the same time. Less scary. They had a mini corn maze and a "crazy" corn maze so I chose the crazy one since I was trying to be brave. If you feel less brave, try the mini one! Next year I might try their night time corn maze! I love how they curated the pumpkin area! Pumpkins galore everywhere and organized by their gorgeous colors. So pretty and seriously so many like WOW! It was visually really nice. Lots of great creative photo op areas were nicely set up. Lots of kid activities of course. If you're a lone adult like me you're probably gonna do - corn maze, food truck, shopping. I like that they partnered with Palomar Farms to have some farmers market goodies. I did seem some unique jarred delights. I walked away with FROG jam and rhubarb jam! Next year I will try to go earlier in the season when the corn maze is maybe still a little bit green to see what that's like. I liked their modern branding and curated vibe. The corn maze staff was also super friendly and understood my anxiety. I also loved that the activities were a la carte. I paid for the corn maze which was under $20 and my jarred market delights which were $8.99 each. Parking was free. Okay I'm stating that cause I'm from LA. It's still a relief when parking is free here!

Great place to introduce your kids to farm life and where their food comes from. So much to see,…read moreanimals were very friendly. Be sure to wear tennis shoes.

My daughter has been involved with the equestrian program for 6 years. The Urban Farm taught her…read morewonderful horse care skills and fostered her interest in pursuing a career as an equine vet. The Urban Farm offers opportunities urban youth would have to travel hours for,right in the city,from 4H to community gardening and sustainability practices. Thank you TUF.

What a great experience! Kayla and David were excellent hosts and we had a great time. In addition…read moreto yoga, we learned a lot about their herd and the individual reindeer. A wonderful and enjoyable evening.

As we entered our first garden, the delightful aroma of lemon balm and peppermint leaves greeted…read moreus. With so many gardens to explore, we felt a bit lost and unsure of where to begin. Even with a map in hand, I chose my own adventure, wondering along the winding paths. My favorite part to walk was Kathy's boardwalk. I suggest you see the beautiful work that was done. After about an hour and a half of exploring, we started to feel hungry. With a café restaurant nearby, we stopped there to check it out. There were plenty of delicious options. We indulged in the smoky chicken sandwich, sweet potato fries, and a cookie for dessert, all paired with a refreshing Arnold Palmer. It was a bit pricey and set us back about $50, but it was definitely worth it. After another hour, we called it good. Exiting, we stopped by the gift shop, where we picked up a few trinkets just because everything else was a bit high. Overall, we had an amazing time exploring the gardens. I'm already planning to come back and see the ones we missed.

Be a member like me and join the Botanical Gardens! Many benefits like being able to use your…read moremembership at other botanical gardens in different states! The rare beauty of Mother Nature and the landscapers and keepers of this facility is a wonderful collaboration! The water features, flowers and colorful flower palate and scents and smells will touch all of your senses!

After a lackluster light viewing last year at Chatfield, we knew we had to up our game this year…read more Parking was a breeze with the multi-level garage, we scanned our tickets, stopped at the first cider station for some hour beverages and pretzels, and were on our way! I ordered "ciders" and they didn't ask, but automatically gave us the expensive souvenir cups - be aware of that. They're significantly more expensive, but you can get discount refills. You can get a spiked cider by adding cinnamon whiskey, Baileys, or peppermint schnapps. The pretzels were good, but know they don't have mustard. Only $3 cups of cheese. The lights are well done, plenty to look at. There were animal exhibits to see as well - we were able to see elephants and giraffes as well as the tropical pyramid experience - which was hot and humid. (I had to leave that early due to my thermals on under my clothes.) The workers were smiling and mostly friendly. We spent about 1.5 hours there and everyone had a great time. The ground is a little uneven in spots, which can be challenging to navigate while in the dark if you have mobility issues - bring folks to lean on! Overall a nice experience. Recommend!

We had the 5:30 pm reservation to walk around the zoo park to experience the wonderful Christmas…read morelights. Despite the freezing temperature of 25 degrees, we were bundled up so the cold didn't bother us. We were very impressed with the professional lightning wrapped all the way up trees and branches and brushes. Really enjoyed the glowing lanterns on buildings and trees. Some of the housing for the animals were open and we got to observe an elephant, 3 giraffes (one is pregnant!), and the reptile house. Everything was clean, smooth walkways, food vendors available during the walk, gift shop was inviting, lots of free parking spaces, and restrooms along the way. Signs were clear to keep us getting lost and everyone was orderly. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. We were not rushed and we casually strolled around. I look forward to visiting the zoo for future events. Definitely a kid and adult friendly environment.