We absolutely love this pumpkin patch! It's affordable and extremely family friendly. We spent…read morenearly 3 hours there with our toddler and the entire family left so happy. I highly recommend this place!

We went to this pumpkin patch opening weekend! The weather was perfect, we got so lucky. This place…read moreis perfect to go with a toddler. They have a lot of different activities, including a corn pit and an area that you can feed the donkeys and play with other horse toys. All of the pumpkins that they had were beautiful, and I saw online that all of the pumpkins are locally sourced. The way that they displayed, the pumpkins were very nice and they have a very good variety of very small and very large pumpkins. This is the perfect place for a weekend. We bought some very cute pumpkins while we were there as well. The prices are good and reasonable. The workers are nice. The service for buying tickets is great.

We went to celebrate my daughter first heavenly birthday. On Saturday she would have been 34. Big…read morejim and his staff were so lovely and helped us with picking our flowers. They but them in vases foe us. They helped make a beautiful tribute to my daughter. Our group was like almost 20 people.

i purchased the dinner with the additional you pick flower bouquet and speciality drink it came out…read moretotal $161.45 (after tax) the location is very reasonable living in albuquerque it's practically the middle of the city in my opinion. parking is indeed on a dirt lot with a slight upward hill so if your car cannot handle that, bring one that can. the location itself for the dinner was right in the middle of the two sunflower gardens it was beautiful to sit near and be able to go hand pick my own bouquet . the sun set made the whole evening just perfect. the food itself was great i loved all the drink pairings except the 3rd only because it's a very dry red and i'm more into sweet whites . i booked my ticket with a friend whom i filled the form to sit with (each person had assigned seating with labels) and the management of the facility was scattered and our seats were NOT with one another causing us to ask for adjustments which took 20 minutes to ultimately find out that they "found a spot" at the very very end of the table were my friend didn't even get a initial plate , any utensils, wine glass nor even water glasses. they ended up having to get her plastic cups and did get utensils and the plate decoration . which for her to even get all of that took some time causing when the drinks being poured she was a whole dish behind. I would say they handle the complications with grace and very mannered but it was frustrating especially it's the overall cost of everything and trying to support local farms and talents. overall i would give it a 4/5 but i would def recommend making sure your seats are indeed right immediately when you get there and just overall making sure any food accommodations and etc are there for you , i wish for more organization with the seating and ensuring people are in the right spots and such just for a smoother experience . I will def go back again as the food was amazing, the view was exceptional and the people (workers and those sitting around each other) were amazing

All of a sudden, one day in early October, this pumpkin patch sprang up on an undeveloped plot of…read moredirt on the southeast corner of Coors and Montano. Driving by, I had so many questions: Was this a local effort, benefitting local farmers or charitable organizations? I mean, it just seemed so random. In my experience, pumpkin patches take place on farms, or they're organized by church groups, providing a sort of down home country experience, with hay rides and pig races, that sorta thing. So when I got home, I checked out their website, and now that we've visited, here's my understanding of this, um, experience: + Not local, "Seasonal Adventures is currently the largest privately owned pumpkin and Christmas tree retailer in the country." Yes, we're getting a Christmas tree farm in November, evidently. + Doesn't benefit local farmers, the pumpkins are shipped out of Ventura, California. + Not seeing anything benefitting any charity, but I'll throw in this asterisk: This company does try to accommodate people with special needs. That's important, because many kids and adults simply cannot attend festivities like these, due to sensory issues. Good job, guys. That said, my inner swindle skeptic is hollering flim-flam after dropping $60 on two kids during just one hour. A trip down an inflatable slide, just one, cost a dollar. Games were free, but prizes -- every kid wins -- were poor quality and pricey, a plastic beach ball ran three bones. The cost of a pumpkin? Starting at $11. In the end, this didn't deliver any of the charm of a legit autumn festival, it was understaffed, and we felt deceived. At the same price point you can spend a day at McCall's, and support a great local farm.

Really cute pop up pumpkin patch with some fun bouncy houses. I would have liked to have seen more…read moreactivities for toddlers as well as a place to purchase snacks or goodies for the kiddos.

This place was the perfect spot for kids and really fair value! They had almost too many activities…read moreto do and many were free with entry. A few activities like the train ride and the digger trucks were $4 each. They also had some unique food options at fair prices like the apple cider slushshake (apple cider slushi with vanilla soft serve, whip cream and caramel). The hayride to the pumpkin patch involved a lot of waiting since there's only one tractor but it's such an impressive patch that even if you're not wanting a pumpkin it's worth the trip. There's real bathrooms (not just outhouses) but a short wait at anytime for the women's bathroom. I brought my toddler and he had an absolute blast! Favorites were the various slides, the digger, the go karting and the kernel pit with the trucks (so smart to replace sand with kernels for a much cleaner option)!. I wish I lived closer as we would go all the time!

To be honest, I wasn't totally looking forward to a day out at McCalls. It had been years since I…read morewas there. To my surprise, it was a very enjoyable day with my entire family. We arranged from four months to well above. Everyone had a wonderful time. We did the rides for the kids. We enjoyed the food they had barbecue caramel apples, kettle corn, and so much more. We were blessed with a very beautiful warm day. My only complaint was entering the farm. There was so much traffic and no one guiding the traffic. There was one guy guiding the guest into parking spaces. He was doing a really good job. The petting zoo was a highlight for the kids. Absolutely recommend for a fall visit

Let me tell you these are the best people around. I had a hiccup in my deal to buy tortoises from…read morethem and they handled everything in the most professional, friendly and fair way ever. I had driven down to Albuquerque from Denver and unexpectedly had to stay overnight. Freddy introduced me to his family and his daughter was sooo sweet and kind, telling me where to find the best beer and food. My leopard tortoises are gorgeous.

In had no idea this place was here the whole 5 yrs I've lived in ABQ! It's a pretty cool little…read morespot.

My favorite dining experience of our entire New Mexico trip- from the stunning farm setting to the…read morefriendly bartender and everywhere in between. This is such a special experience. Our visit was during brunch time on a Friday. We snagged a spot at the bar and promptly ordered a lavender latte with lavender grown in the surrounding fields. Next up: the FABULOUS blue corn pancakes with meringue. Incredible, you guys. The side of scrambled eggs with their made in house hot sauce was also great. The dramatic drive up the lane, charming farm store, stunning patio at the restaurant- read no further, you're in for a treat!

Such a beautiful location, and the food and drinks were amazing. We had some of the best ceviche…read moreand an amazing quesadilla with chorizo, and eggs. We had an amazing tour by my brother who works there as the bread chef. The farmer is gorgeous and the flowers amazing. They have an awesome resort and beautiful grounds. Planning my next trip for next year already and going to stay.

This was a very fun zoo to visit. The animals are all rescues and you can read their story about…read morehow they came to be at the park. There are coyotes, raccoons, birds, foxes, deer, and a bear. It was super hot though when we came so I would recommend going at the end of the day or very early morning. Probably in the fall or spring would be nice too!

The rescued native animals are well protected here, the volunteer staff love the animals as much as…read moretheir own. It shows. Great place for a wedding or reception. Fantastic atmosphere

We stopped by on Saturday Aug 3 2019 without much expectation. We met Bill the farmer who is such a…read moresweet and passionate person. He made us feel very comfortable and gave us a lot of information about the farm and alpacas in general. The animals were adorable. We walked inside the girls' pen. They were calm and easy to feed. In the boys' pen we got to meet a couple of interesting characters and got "kisses" from one of them - no guarantee about that, it depends on his mood : ) The tour is free but there is a little store where you can purchase alpaca stuff or make a donation well deserved by Bill, his wife and their animals.

We drove from downtown to the alpaca farm for about 30 minutes and wasn't expecting too much out of…read moreit. We were hoping that there would be some visitors at the farm already so we won't get pressured to buy something from the gift shop as we'd be the only ones there. When we got there, there were already some visitors in the alpaca pen and we had an amazing time. Highly recommended if you are an animal lover.

This place is an anti-gallery and a cross between a museum, antique store, and souvenir/tchotchkes…read moreshop. I was focused on the local turquoise during my visit. There are also posted hours, of which I think the owners take as a suggestion. It's definitely worth the trip if they're open.

Owner was quite rude to my kids, who are super respectful, but do like to touch a shiny rock if…read morethey see it. They have yet to break or damage anything in a store in 10+ years. Believe me, I am not that parent who lets her kids behave like jerks in public. But apparently touching literally anything is a huge no no for kids here, as we were repeatedly warned. I wondered if he was just having an off day, but I saw other reviews on the internet stating the same. Just thought I would give other parents a heads up. The small zoo has some cute chickens, and you can see it for free. $4 for animal food or to see the little museum. We didn't want to spend our money here.

This privately owned little orchard is outstanding! We booked the location for an event & it was so…read moremuch fun! It's owned by a knowledgeable, elderly couple who devote their lives to growing different types of apples right here in Albuquerque! They also had chickens & horses on the grounds! It's a great idea for those both young & old! Plus, their prices are super reasonable! You do have to call ahead to schedule your visit, but it's so worth it!