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    Dog friendly!
    Bekah C.

    The Kinlands has more to offer than I had expected. From the highway, it just looks like any old pumpkin patch. But once you set foot on the grounds, you're transported to a magical outdoor farmscape. This was one of the better pumpkin patches I've been to in Utah! They had a wide variety of pumpkins for you to purchase; big, round, small, ugly, green, white, orange, yellow, and more. It wasn't just your run of the mill carving pumpkins. The shoppe is filled with so many fun items. Baked goods, dried pasta, fresh produce, canned fruit, preserves, and more. I would say everything is "famers market" prices, where it might be more than you'd anticipate but it's probably fresher than the version you'd buy at the store. The Kinlands is so cute and perfect for a fall outing. You should definitely stop by!

    Chirelle P.

    I forgot to post this! Highly recommend by my SIL & I was so excited to try this place! We booked tickets in November for the January Land to Table brunch. I wasn't sure what to expect, especially with a menu already planned out & being a vegetarian. This brunch was so cute! I loved that they had a menu on each plate setting. The salad was very basic but I really liked the dressing on this. It was the perfect amount & had great citrus flavoring. The soup was to die for!! I loved this soup so much & I wish I could have purchased it in their store. It was a sweet potato type soup. It was so creamy & delicious! The lemon cake loaf was thick & solid. Really great lemon flavoring. They also had a cherry scone. I loved the cherries in this scone & the light drizzle of frosting over this made it not too sweet. This was my first time having a gallet. I've never heard of this so I wasn't sure what to expect. It was like a pastry pie crust filled with potatoes & sausage with an egg on top. It was honestly so easy for me to pick the sausage out of & I likely still had a little bit in there but it was delicious! I loved the sliced potatoes in this dish. Very unique honestly. Nothing I've ever had before but I loved it! I loved this hidden gem & I would love to try their dinner meals soon!

    Pumpkins at the Kinlands

    Wonderful farm store and great place for picking pumpkins. Great speciality items and baked goods!!

    Pumpkin Patch
    Monica G.

    A nice farmland in the middle of suburbia. I appreciated the atmosphere that this place provide, it make me feel like I'm in the middle of the country in a real farm with animals and cute rustic decor. I bought the pumpkins for my house and daughter's school project at a reasonable price. They have a lot of pumpkins to choose from. It is the perfect place for the kids to play around the farm and enjoy a little family time.

    Christmas trees
    Nycole R.

    Whenever possible, I like to support local-and when they are close to home, that makes it even more appealing! This year, we opted to purchase a "real" Christmas tree, so we gave Petersen Farms a chance. There was a good selection of all sizes of trees-some fairly small, on up to humongous ones that would have filled our entire living room. After we selected a tree, it took a little time to find someone to help us. It turns out there was just one employee there and he was swamped. When we showed him the tree we wanted, he advised us that this particular tree, along with any of the others that had a ribbon tied to them, came from a tree lot and would be more expensive than the ones without ribbons. ($20 per foot as compared to the $12 per foot). So we opted to keep looking and find something a little less expensive. We found a tree that we liked and it was cut and hauled out for us pretty quickly. While they took care of that, we warmed up by the fire pit-a welcome reprieve on a cold night. Our tree cost us $72 and smells nice. I'm hopeful that it won't dry out before Christmas.

    Market
    Emma W.

    I have lived near by for a few years and always thought Kinlands (formerly Peterson's family farm) looked adorable, but I never stopped in. After seeing some posts about The Kinlands, I decided to check out the pumpkin patch and market. The pumpkin patch is free to visit and explore and it's very cute with a great selection of pumpkins and activities for the kids. Awesome photo spot with several locations for the perfect fall photos. I purchased some pumpkins and it was pretty pricey. You don't know the exact price until after it is weighed and you take the weight ticket to the market, so you can't really take out any pumpkins if it ends up being beyond your budget. I was a bit shocked by the price, but at least they are cute! The market is really adorable and has awesome local products and produce. However, it is very expensive. I love the idea of supporting local, but unfortunately the products here were above my budget and I did not purchase anything. I think it would be nice for more unique gifts for the holidays. The Kinlands is really pretty and a fun place to visit, but be aware of the prices!

    Kevin A.

    Super cute and family friendly spot for locally sourced items and of course pumpkins! Always drive by the pumpkin patch but never visit. Until today. Super cute inside of their little market and the pumpkins had a great selection with a good variety of different types of pumpkins. Definitely get there early to avoid a crowd, and if you love pumpkins and are stocking up for the two upcoming holidays expect to pay a little extra, the prices were a little high. Not an issue though because supporting local! We unfortunately didn't buy anything from the market, because the prices just seemed a little to steep for what you were getting. They have a wide range of totems available, very fresh produce and some very cute home decor/gift ideas. Will definitely be back, probably to purchase gifts for family and friends and maybe to take some photos at night at the pumpkin patch. A must visit during the fall

    Heather H.

    We had a lot of fun picking out pumpkins, taking pictures and enjoying the activities offered at the farm... but man, they need more employees! There seriously was a line (with an hour long wait) at the pumpkin weighing station alone. Perhaps they should make it so you could also purchase your pumpkins in that area, rather than giving you a ticket to go stand another long line to do so. All in all we had fun, but the amount of work to buy a few (overpriced) pumpkins is just too much.

    Mia E.

    Obsessed with this place! Cutest farmers market I've ever seen. So fun to just walk around and see all the displays they have up.

    Watch for the sign from the road
    Lacey T.

    I have heard mention of Petersen Family Farms several times, but only as relates to their pumpkin patch, and once for Christmas trees. My imagination's rendering painted it as a family activity destination in the vein of all pick-your-own farms. This is not bad, simply not something I would normally seek out. With a little research, it sounded as though there was more to the story, and when I learned of the existence of a sort of mini farmers market, knew I must go. Located right off 4000 West in Riverton, signs dotted the last mile or two of my journey, and a good thing as, once I did reach the farm, it appeared to pop out of nowhere! A dirt road edged by towering sunflowers, vibrant zinnias, and other waving flowers leads straight to the store at the end. Wooden wire reel tables and chairs decorate the front, and a few people were reclining outdoors drinking coffee, enjoying snacks, or just chatting with friends as their kids ran about. Inside, I found a market quite different from what I had anticipated. First, while they maintain a certain rusticity, the interior is also stylish, with tall weathered wooden shelving, subtle recessed lights, and even large dried floral arrangements suspended from the ceiling. They had the produce I expected: a table overflowing with various stone fruits, a whole wall of tomatoes and even tomatillos, and then some unexpected or more rare vegetables like cute zephyr squash, blushing okra, and both dried and fresh herbs. Beloved local brands include Clifford Family Farm eggs, Salsa del Diablo, Stoneground breads, and Heber Valley Cheese. I snatched up a lot of that stuff, but was so surprised and charmed by all the additional home goods and pantry staples like spices, popcorn, pickles, honey, vinegar, olive oil, and many other condiments. If these were not locally sourced, they were from well-respected high quality brands like Jacobsen Salt (they even had their salty licorice, yesssss!). Bright bouquets of fresh cut flowers reside near the registers, along with some treats and other tempting goodies. Though fairly busy with a bit of a line, check out was quick and cheery. Prices are very reasonable, and they even offer a weekly special (on this day, a giant bag of Utah cherries for $3). They host a variety of activities: summer camp, dinners, and beyond the pumpkins, other "pick your own" adventures, including flowers! On my visit in August, I found plenty of parking, though in autumn's prime I imagine the lot could easily fill. If desired, one could do the majority, if not all of their basic grocery shopping here, supporting your neighbors and local farms, reducing the unnecessary waste of resources required to import our foods, and feeding your family super fresh, high quality and healthy meals, all with the bonus of a particularly pleasant shopping experience.

    Expectation (what was advertised) versus reality.
    Aimee W.

    It really hurts my heart to leave this review. We love this farm for Halloween, but this was our first experience for the Christmas holiday and we were beyond disappointed. For a couple of years I've watched social media and the farm website and have seen photos of the most realistic and adorable Santa. Being aware that the experience included a wagon ride in the cold, we waited until our child was two to go visit. We called ahead to find out the best time to arrive to be on the first wagon ride at 5 pm. We arrived with our party and got tickets for the wagon. It was just our party and another mother and child. After waiting for several minutes on the wagon, a worker came to inform us Santa was stuck in traffic and we needed to wait 15 more minutes. Fine, these things happen. This Santa was going to be worth the wait. The sun set, it was beautiful, we were still waiting on the wagon. The 5:20 wagon group was added to ours, so the ride became more crowded. Finally it was time to go. I was caught off guard that the message they spoke on the ride over was completely religious in nature. I get it, it's Christmas, but a religious message was not what we're were anticipating, so I want others to be aware of this as well. We get to Santa's hut and it was revealed this was not the background set up or the Santa advertised. It was very clearly a gentleman with a very noticeable fake beard. My nephew even had to remind him to say "ho ho ho". Absolute disappointment. Additionally, while we were waiting for our turn, my husband went to step over a cart at the exact moment a farm hand's son sat on the other end. This caused the hitch to pop up and trip my husband and slam his knee in the ground. Thankfully he didn't drop our toddler. These things happen, it was a sheer accident, but it added to our disappointment of the experience. Because we were the first on the wagon, we were the last off and the last in line to see fake Santa. Just as it was about our turn, the wagon driver came and asked us if he could return the rest of the group and pick us up in 20 additional minutes. You're asking us to wait in the cold for an additional 20 minutes with our toddler that was clearly over the whole thing? No. I told him he could wait for us to get our photos and we would be returning with the wagon we paid for. When we arrived back at the farm market, we were all given free hot chocolate as a sorry for the wait. I asked for the manager because I was more disappointed that they did a bait and switch with the Santa. Our experience was relayed to the farm owner and we were told that we could fill out an incident report for my husband's knee, but that they would do nothing further than the hot chocolate. Here's my takeaway. Things absolutely happen, but I wish they would have informed us that the Santa would not be the one they heavily advertised. We had our out of state family and all the kids excited to see THAT guy. I mean, it's pretty bad when the kids can tell that's not the "real" Santa. This was not the experience we paid this money for. I wish they would have just given us heads up that a different Santa was filling in and we could have decided to come another time or go somewhere else.

    Cronut with flour petals/leaves? on it.
    Rachel D.

    We used to love Petersen's. Even back then things were kind of expensive, but not terrible though. We went today to the newly branded farm, the Kinlands. The name is going to take a minute to get used to, but I kind of get the vibe they're going for. We live in Salt Lake County where all the millennials think they live on a farm so they will never be hurting for business. First of all, $1 per pound of pumpkin seems excessive. We spent A LOT on our pumpkins. 4 large pumpkins-$90!!! Second, everything in the farmhouse marketplace is wildly overpriced . . . $24 for one jar of apple pie filling? $11 for a small bag of candy. Wow! But, we haven't been for a few years and my kids wanted to get pumpkins here for nostalgia's sake. The reason I'm giving 2 stars is that I'm not 100% sure they are in accordance with health code laws. They have pastries, caramel apples and cookies sitting out in the public space, at children's table height without wrappers. When we were there multiple children's grubby hands, that had previously been touching all sorts of things (including goats) in the fields, were now touching all the cookies, cronuts and caramel apples. There was even an employee restocking cookies and she said absolutely nothing to these children. We were pretty grossed out. When we went to make our purchase, I mentioned to the employee that if their food was going to be out in the open, they should have everything wrapped. She didn't seem to care and just shrugged her shoulders. So, I'm not sure what type of business they're classified as, but I would be wary of their open aired desserts, no matter how tempting they look. Also, my daughter got a cronut ( we got one in the back, middle of the tallest table) and there were weird leaves stuck to it.

    Here's another one. We couldn't help but laugh. 6ft tree on the tag?! My dad is not 8ft tall sorry. $72!!!! Thin and dinky.

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    What a beautiful spot with fresh fruit and veggies. Adorable home decor and fresh baked good.

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    Fantastic customer service and local fruit. Seasonal variety. Peaches are here. The corn and tomatoes taste great.

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    Mabey’s Pumpkin Patch

    Mabey’s Pumpkin Patch

    4.8(50 reviews)
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    Oh my gosh! I have lived so close to this place for the last 11 years, and I had no idea what I was…read moremissing. This pumpkin patch was SO MUCH FUN! We came away with a ton of pumpkins for only $27. I don't have a porch (I live in a condo), but when I do, my porch will be overtaken by Mabey pumpkins. Next year we'll have a little 6 month old to take to the pumpkin patch, and you'd better believe I am pumped for those photo ops. For this year, it was a super fun date night. They have 14 acres of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, with small ones pulled aside into big bins you can pick out of. Grab a barrel and walk around with it, because you'll end up with more than what you thought you wanted (I can't be the only one who thinks pumpkins are so cute!). My husband being the chatty person he is struck up a conversation with the owner, who is a fourth generation farmer. He was so friendly and kind, and it made me feel happy to support a local business. I highly recommend bringing some kind of gloves or protection for your hands. Pumpkin stems are prickly! I also don't recommend wearing your cute fashion boots since you sometimes need to walk into the patch to take a look at a pumpkin; they'll get dirty. Overall, a super fun date night or family night. It wasn't too crowded, and they had lots to choose from.

    Such a cute pumpkin path! Amazing selection with a great…read moreview of the mountains in an unexpected spot. The owners were so friendly and gave you a run down when you first arrived. Even though it was rainy, there was still a good amount of people picking out their pumpkins!

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    Kuwahara's Pumpkin Patch & Thriller Park

    4.0(21 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    This is a really nicely decorated pumpkin patch! There are lots of cool decorations and so many…read moredifferent types of pumpkins to choose from! It's a good price to just get in to walk around and take photos. The pumpkins however are pretty pricey. But that's not really why we go to pumpkin patches anyways right? It's for the good time and the photos! At least for me. It's a good one to check out for sure. I haven't seen any others in the area though so can't really compare, but we all had fun at this one! I recommend.

    My family was invited to this pumpkin patch, and I fully expected it to just be a field with…read morepumpkins in it. I was SO wrong! This was the best pumpkin patch I've ever been to. There was a small corn maze, and 3 sort of "haunted house" things to walk through . Two of them were certainly geared more towards little kids, which was great because we have a 4 year old and a 2 year old. The other is meant for kids 13 years or older, but my 4 year old did fine. Everything was done really well too, lots of love and detail went into creating the atmosphere here. They also have little concerts/dance parties that go on throughout the day. There was plenty of food to choose from as well. There were a few food trucks and a couple areas to buy snacks. We came expecting to spend only 30 mins- 1hr and ended up spending the entire evening here, and still didn't quite have a chance to experience everything. I definitely suggest coming to check this place out for yourself.

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    Schmidt's Farm and Greenhouse

    3.9(14 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    I've driven past this nursery many times but only made it in recently when they were hosting a DIY…read moreterrarium making class. It was the perfect date night-an activity and a souvenir, and priced at $5 per person (plus supplies) I felt like it was a good deal. We arrived a few minutes early and saw other attendees lurking about, a little unsure on what to do. Eventually, we found our way to the back where there were tables setup and our instructor, ready to get hands dirty. The class itself was fun-Lucas showed us different plant options as well as items to put at the bottom of our containers to provide drainage. I would have loved to have had more time with him to learn more about the specific plants, what goes well together and how to best care for them when we got home. But there were at least 20 people there, all with questions, so we did our best and had a great time! While we were there, we also perused the other products-specifically the produce-so we could eat some fresh fruit while we planted. The selection was fresh, and we took home raspberries, nectarines and apples-as well as a bottle of raspberry jam. I didn't see a TON of larger plants or things for the yard-most of what I saw was on the smaller side. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. I'm sure we will be back as we grow our collection of indoor plants.

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    Burgess Orchards - Peach Sunday  10/10

    Burgess Orchards

    3.9(66 reviews)
    12.4 mi

    Came here about a month ago for the peach shake since it's become an annual tradition since last…read moreyear, but forgot to make sure they added the graham cracker topping! They were kind enough to give me a little cup on the side. The peaches beginning of September were good although not super sweet. Be prepared to wait a little bit since there's usually a decent crowd. I love that they have a nice little patch of grass to relax on while you enjoy your sweet treat! Not sure when they officially close for the season, but worth looking into before stopping by.

    My family and I heard about this place from an instagram post, so we made the trek out to see what…read moreall the fuss was about. When we got there, there had to be nearly 100 scattered around with a sizable line. We probably waited about 20 mins to get to the window and order. While we waited in line, I was really suprised to see that there were only 3 tables available for people to sit. I find this pretty wild with how many people were there and I was told this was a "slow" day. It was almost 95 degrees outside and we had our little kids with us, so sitting in the grass and roasting wasn't an option, all the spots on the edge of the cement pad in the shade were taken, and of course the 3 tables were taken. When we got our ice cream (we ordered the cherry, peach, and then the apple cider slush) we just had to find somewhere to stand awkwardly while we had to wait to pounce on and fight for a spot on the ground that would eventually open up. They have an indoor area, where it seems they sell the peaches and other fruit they produce by the box, but I didn't see one person in there trying to buy any, and even then there was most certainly still space in there for a few more tables in the shade. For a place that's so busy apparently, it seems they could take better care of their customers. All that said, back to the actual treats themselves. I personally had the cherry and would say it was just okay. The ice cream reminds me of the ice cream you would get at the Costco cafe, which isn't bad, but certainly not super exciting. The cherries were good, though I have no idea if they are cherries from their farm or from a cherry pie filling can at the store. I wish the cherries were more evenly mixed in the ice cream. There was about an inch of straight cherries in the bottom, and some on the top. Meaning the treat started nice, then I had to eat through a bunch of plain vanilla ice cream to be able to get to the rest of the good stuff. Once I did, the ice cream gets a lot better when you can mix the cherries and sauce around with it. I tried a few bites of my kids apple cider slush, and it's exactly what it sounds like. I found myself wishing I'd ordered one of these instead. I found it a lot more unique and refreshing than what I'd gotten.

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