I went here with my wife, sister-in-law, niece and nephew the weekend after Christmas. The staff…read moreat all the different activity locations were friendly and accommodating. I had a good conversation with Gary at the carousel. I felt $17 for all persons 2-64 years old was more on the expensive side if you have multiple kids but there were plenty of things for the kids to do. The kids said they enjoyed seeing the lights on the train and wagon rides and seeing their smiles is priceless. I definitely recommend checking the weather an hour or two before heading out so you're adequately prepared. Today it was mid to upper 60's in the afternoon but dropped to the low 40's tonight with 10mph winds. It was quite chilly and fortunately I had brought my coat, gloves, and hand warmers. Because of the weather two hours was plenty of time but next time I would prepare to stay 3-4 hours and truly get my money's worth!

Festival of Lights- my four year olds love this holiday event. I think the price is comparable to…read moreother holiday sites in the area in terms of what you get with activities. The lights to me are very well done and plentiful! Activities like the carousel and train may cater more to preschool/elementary school age but my 12 and 17 year old niece join us yearly without complaint!

So much fun! It's a small, hometown pumpkin patch with a corn maze, hay rides, and even some farm…read moreanimals. We found two large pumpkins to carve, but definitely get there early! If we had waited much longer, there might not have been a great selection. It was the perfect day outing for families with kids!

Nice guys helping out, they have a trailer of pumpkins at the entrance to pick from or you can go…read morewalk through the field and get one off the vine. We came after a rain and towards the end of the season, so I'd recommend making a point to go when it's dry because it made the stems rotten and fall apart. He mentioned that they open October first, but pumpkins start ripening early September so it'd be good to go earlier! Apple maps said the address was on the left but the turn in was on the right where their sign is.

Cute pumpkin patch with nice photo props. There are a fun variety of white and ornamental pumpkins…read moretoo. I think the prices are a bit steep but it's a fundraiser so I get it! Operates on the honor system and there are cameras. You pay online on your phone or with cash on their front door.

This is one of our go to fall farms to visit! There's so much to do and it's spread out so it never…read morefeels too crowded. This time we went on a Sunday morning and stayed for almost 4 hours. We brought lunch with us and ate at the picnic tables under the giant tent. Everything is included in the admission price - hayride, animal feed, corn maze, corn crib, play areas, and even the opportunity to pick your own pumpkin!

special feedingducks corn maze its so fun you will love…read morethis place!! We got good time in these place!!

When most farms for kids were closed for Spring break, this on was open. My granddaughters loved…read moreit (7&3). We spent two hours snd they weren't bore once. From the goats to donkeys we had a blast. Thank you.

Fun. Tons of cute animals. Good gifts. Great Valentine experience plus good gifts in the gift shop!read more

Such a fun spot and so awesome that they do not charge general admission. There are a bunch of…read moredifferent play areas for kids, a story walk, sunflower maze, and pumpkin patches. They have some wagons available to use, but I would recommend bringing your own if you have one and want to purchase pumpkins. We purchased two larger pumpkins and one medium and the total was $28.

Nice little set up. Fun place to pick out a pumpkin. They have a small playground for kids and…read morepavilion. You can tell it is family run. They had a sunflower patch that was fun to wander through. You need to go early in the year if you want to pick your pumpkin off the vine.

Great Place! Paradise in the middle of West Cary! Good Job Philips Farm to keep the natural beauty…read morethat Cary is known for. Extremely responsive staff, organized traffic and they can manage bunch of teens on a haunted night .. kudos. My teen had a blast and we dropped her at 8 and picked at 9:45. It was enough time for three haunted houses, haunted wagon ride and chit chatting.. She was happy and we were too to call it a night (Oh and they did let me stay at concessions w/o buying a ticket) Parking was ample .. Great job Philips Farm!!! We love everything you do!

Good Food, long, hot lines . If you don't mind waiting for over 55 minutes in a hot line. We…read morewaited in line for 55 minutes even at 11 AM and as you're waiting, you're standing next to the barbecue units which are on, so it's an extra dose of heat. If the heat or waiting doesn't bother you, you'll love this place

Definitely don't mind supporting local establishments. The corn maze was a lot of fun and the…read moreweather was great for it. There is definitely more for smaller kids, but our teenagers had a great time too. The staff is very very sweet and we really had a great afternoon together as a family. Definitely check it out.

My friends and I are corn enthusiasts so we had an amazing time here! The ticket to get into the…read moremaze was fifteen dollars, but it was well worth an afternoon of fun. It took us about an hour to find all the checkpoints and we followed the map they gave us. I would say it's pretty impossible to complete without the map, which we quickly figured out before we even got to our first checkpoint haha. There's also a smaller, easier maze for kids to go through but we just went through the adult one. Highly recommend rewarding yourself to some maple view ice cream when you finish the maze! I got the strawberry and butter pecan flavor and they were miles better than anything you can get in the frozen aisle. Didnt have that artificial taste at all... that maple view milk really makes a difference! They do have a ten dollar minimum for snacks/ice cream purchases so would recommend bringing some cash with you. There's also a playground with a big slide and some small animals you can pet. You can also go for a free hayride that comes with the ticket to get in. We didn't end up going on it, but it looked fun!