This is THE PLACE to get pumpkins! There are a large variety of pumpkins to choose from and…read moreeverything is decently priced. We purchased four pretty large pumpkins for $30 and two mum flowers for $30. We were able to take some photos with our daughter while we looked around. But what stands out at this place is the staff. They were so helpful and nice. The friendliness of the staff and the experience has guaranteed this farm to be our yearly farm to go to. I would highly recommend!! 10/10

Fun place for the family and their season pass is great if you live close enough to come more than…read moreonce. My only qualms are that there isn't more vendors & food trucks and nightlife activities.

This was an excellent experience. I was glad to visit with my family. It was a lot of fun. They had…read moreslides pictures of Santa and just all kinds of fun animals to Pat and good scenery. For sure we will be back and I recommend it.

Overall a decent experience but did see a poor donkey that needs its hooves trimmed. It takes years…read morefor it to get this bad and is very in humane.

I went yesterday to this wonderful awesome place. The Pumpkin Shed is a great place for family and…read morelittle ones will enjoy the petting area. The prices for everything there is very reasonable. I will definitely be returning.

From the owner: We currently have tomatoes and other produce. We are open 10-7pm and closed each Mondayread more

This cute pumpkin patch located in Elizabethtown, is this ma & pop pop up style patch. They have…read moreall sizes and types of pumpkins, gourds, squash displayed in wagons , trailers, hay bushels and other stands. They even decorated a few of those spots for pictures. They have a covered check out stand, decorated for the occasion and had the pricing list as well. Even though most bin, wagons, trailers of pumpkins have price listed. Some pumpkins had price stickers on them, but it's still nice to see a price sheet. They had some yard game available and some refreshments. A small quaint petting zoo in the back yard, along with a hay maze. Parking is located right after their house in a grassy but taped off section/ park any way you feel style. We mainly came for the pumpkins, plus it was about to storm. I want to check them out next year.

I always get my fall decorations here. They're friendly, have a great selection, and prices are…read morereasonable.

Have a blast going with family always a good time love the hay rides and movie nightsread more

This place is a little farm out in Meade county that offers a chance to have a small pumpkin patch…read moreexperience with your kiddos. This isn't Fox Hollow or a Huber's type of experience. You park and what you see is what you get. They offer hay/wagon rides, but they don't seem necessary when most everything is in walking distance. A small bakery sits on the property that offers a good selection of sweet treats. Next to this, a small shop of knick knacks and the place where you purchase pumpkins and fruits. There is a huge slide, a place to see pigs and feed goats. A small corn maze and other ticketed options for the kiddos. To me this place was a bit boring, but I understand the appeal for small town folks to have an opportunity to let little ones go out and pick a pumpkin to bring home. We ventured around and let the kiddos play, bought some pork rinds and popcorn and then headed home. There is an event space for birthdays and limited seating, but for what this place offers it is an okay stop to busy up an afternoon.

Have visited this farm during the fall and it's a cute and fun place to go. They also have a…read morespot/booth at the JTown Farmers Market. Really enjoy their banana chocolate chip bread. Their breakfast menu of omelettes and biscuit and gravy looked very appetizing and several people were ordering those items. Friendly staff.

The last couple of times we've gone to a pumpkin patch near Louisville, the crowds have been…read moreunmanageable. We've waited and waited and left empty-handed. Not being able to get food, a table, a drink, or get on a hayride just isn't fun. Today we decided to try our luck at a new spot, Sunny Acres Farm. Sunny Acres took us roughly 30 minutes to drive to. Parking was close, easy, and free. Adult tickets are $10. My children (four and under) were free. Sunny Acres has a small storefront with pumpkins, baked goods, salsas, candy apples, etc. They have various vendors lined up on the short walk to the pumpkin patch. Vendors include artists, kettle corn, and other refreshments. Admission includes access to the petting zoo, bouncy house, pick your own flowers, hayride, corn hole, live music, corn maze, games, and playground. My son rode a pony for $2. The lines were either nonexistent or short. The employees (or perhaps owners?) were friendly, accommodating, and provided a family feel that other similar businesses lack. We ate a meal while we were there. We had hamburgers and hot dogs. I know they also had chili behind the storefront and various other food trucks, including ice cream and adult beverages (cocktails and craft beer). I can't think of anything Sunny Acres lacks. I'm actually afraid of word getting out and having to share this experience with too many people. But, this family farm is worth patronizing.

Wifey chose Hubers Restaurant for her birthday dinner so we could check out the autumn foliage and…read morepossibly get some pumpkins and other fall decorations. We both settled for the buffet which had seasonal fruit salad, Cole Slaw, fried chicken, ham, vegetables, chicken and dumplings AND dessert including 3 cobblers. I really liked the ham. The rest seemed to be items that sat on the buffet too long, not fresh. My wife agreed as far as the chicken goes. It just seemed 2nd rate. The blackberry cobbler was good, but the ice cream cups were melted, probably because they weren't sitting on ice. I don't know that I could recommend the buffet. We got it because it came with the dessert for just a little more than a regular entree. I trust a regular entree would be fresher, then buy a dessert if so desire. Our server was very nice, but now I forgot her name. I believe we will visit again, but doubtful about getting the buffet.

Pumpkin Spice Pretzels: Huber's Orchard & Winery is located in Starlight, IN. Founder Simon Huber…read more(along with his knowledge of fruit growing and wine making) immigrated to the U.S. in 1843 from Germany. Today the orchard/winery comprises over 700 acres and is being run by the 7th generation of the Huber family. Their Pumpkin Pretzels have an orangish sugary coating that actually reminds me of the coating on the Pumpkin Pie Kit Kats that were released a few years ago. It's a mild and sweet pumpkin flavor that should please most. The texture is slightly waxy and smooth on the exterior and satisfyingly crunchy within. What makes them so addicting is the combination of sweet and salty. Pretzels generally do not jump to mind as a go to combination pumpkin treat, but in this case, it works well enough. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

My husband and I got married here and it was the best experience I could have ever hoped for. They…read moreoffered so much and made the entire process so extremely easy. Everyone commented on the food and said how it was the best food they'd ever had at a wedding. Huber's is forever one of our most special places. A year after our wedding, my husband and I came back for pumpkins and it was here that I told him I was pregnant! Now we can't wait to take our kids here and create more memories.

We did a tour here today and it was really intimate - we were the only four on the tour. They…read morecalled my friend, who had booked the tour, about two hours ahead of time to say the Rickhouse would be closed because of the cold weather, and to ask if we wanted to continue the tour as scheduled or rebook - good customer service. We arrived a little bit early and had lunch at the cafe on-site, which was pretty good, and then we checked in for our tour. What people may not know is that below the gift shop area is where a lot of the barrels and such are. I think our tour guide's name was Ricky and she was very good, I learned a little bit about the distillery. We had chosen the bottle your own experience, which ended up being really unique. At the end of the tour, we got to taste a few of the bourbons, literally from the barrels, and then we got to fill a bottle from one of the open barrels. After that, we put a sticker/the label one, plus one with our name, and another with the back label. Differentiation was encouraged, although we all put them on standardly except for my husband, who had the four of us plus Ricky sign the bottle, which was fun. I believe the tour was $100 each, and just the bottle itself would've been like $80, so for $20 extra, it was a good deal. At the end of the tour, they let us taste a good portion of their wines and other whiskeys and bourbons; I will say their wines were not that great, unfortunately, though there were two that I liked and purchased. They were very generous with the tastings and I don't think there was a maximum number ... I tasted maybe 1/3 of what was on the sheet, aka open for tastings. Overall I would come back here, although I probably wouldn't need to do the tour a second time (it would be fun to see the rickhouses, though).

Fun afternoon for the family. Two adult females, we did the corn maze. Then rode the wagon to the…read morepumpkin patch. Picked a nice pumpkin.

Devine's is a small-ish pumpkin patch, but has:…read more - cheerful and welcoming employees - several large pumpkin patches to pick from - hayrides (that take you to the patches) - an eight-acre adult corn maze and - a small kiddie corn maze - a play area for kids in with giant tube slide - two pillow trampolines for kids - large tire climbing area for kids - [very] small petting 'zoo' (goats, pigs, alpacas, rabbits) - covered, outdoor eating area - "corn cafe" (food to purchase for meals) - and a festive fall atmosphere! It's pleasant enough for adults but far more enjoyable for kids --- as I had expected, though. Everything is geared towards kids. I do wonder if the corn maze is open at night for adults -- that would be fun! (I cannot comment on admission&pricing since I was admitted free as one of the teachers accompany a class of students.) This isn't my favorite pumpkin farm but it's a decent place to go for an inexpensive but enjoyable autumn day with your kids. Adults alone wouldn't have much fun.

A family operated farm open for several weekends in the fall to experience pumpkins in the field…read more(you pick) or already picked for purchase. Hayrides, corn maze, hale bays for clumbing, and tire swings. They have numerours flavors of homemade jams, jellies, and breads for purchase. Helen's homemade german chocolate cakw might be the best I've ever eaten. In addition, there are hot dogs, sloppy joes, chili, bean soup and corn bread and nachos for sale. Beans and cornbread were pretty tasty. A covered, open air dining area and plenly of picnic tables for outdoor dining. Plenty of parking and the friendliest and hardest working owners and workers all around. Family friendly. Last weekend of the season, but put it on your calendar for next fall. The family are also at the local farmers market all summer and fall selling the jellies, jams, fresh eggs, beef, breads, etc.

Smaller and not as busy as the bigger farms that charge you $20 a head to come in. Descent food,…read moreand a good time.