Carmichael's Pumpkin Patch

“Went here with my nephew, niece and brother on a Wednesday afternoon. The weather was pretty perfect. It is free to get in and most of the activities are only $2. Their pumpkins are $0.49 a pound and the were several varieties to choose from. My nephew loved the little gourds which were only $0.69 each. There were plenty of animals to feed, a bag of feed was only $2. I took my nephew in the parakeet room $2 each and we were given popsicle sticks with feed on them, several birds landed on my arm and he was happy for about 2 minutes (22 months old). Overall everyone had a great time and we would go back.”

“The pumpkin patch was a fun family friendly activity with a nice pleasant atmosphere. The staff were all friendly and helpful. It was fun seeing all the animals. The two year old with us rode one of the miniature ponies. The ride went impressively well considering his age. They had camel rides as well. There was also a combined restaurant and shop. We decided to eat there as well. The food was made fresh to order and tasted good. We enjoyed the entire experience and would definitely go back.”

“Always a fun place to take the kids. Hay rides, camel rides, pony rides, goat feeding, Corn maze, bird feeding, and a great selection of pumpkins. You don't have to pay JUST to get in, which I love. Each attraction does cost but it's not too bad price wise. You can order lunch there and they have a lot of home made items, jams, pickles, pecans, peanut brittle, fudge and more. It's a overall fun day for the family.”

“Free to enter, but it costs a reasonable price for activities considering it supports a local business and farm. Feed bags and shaved carrot cups are available to purchase to feed to the animals. The corn maze is perfect for pictures. Camel rides and pictures, a bird cage, animals of all sizes. The fudge is heavenly. All the animals are friendly and the goats use thier lips to take the food.”

“Had such a good time. The people were friendly the prices were reasonable. There were free photo opportunities and free entry but certain things did cost like the bird cage and feeding the animals. I only spent 20 bucks and my son and I were there for hours and we brought home fudge from their store. It was a great experience and I can't wait to go again next year.”

“We had so much fun for the first time out on training. Pumpkins were huge. Animals were so cute and so hungry. I actually bought pickled okra out of the inside and absolutely love, love love, love, love, love love love it I will definitely be coming back for more.”

“Nice pumpkin patch with a variety of fairy budget-friendly activities. We enjoyed feeding the animals, the hay ride (sadly one loop), and the maze. Great pumpkin selection!!”

“I thought the produce is supposed to be locally grown. I even ask the employee where the produce comes from. She said the items that they do not personally grow comes from nearby farms. I just bought vegetables found a code on the avocados. When I looked up the code, it said they were imported from mexico and that they are not even organic. I didn't realize farmers in mexico was considered nearby for Oklahoma. I drove quite a distance, thinking that I was getting fresh produce. How deceiving... I will not be returning as I am looking for a good, honest, and local farmers to support. I want to spend my money on clean and healthy food without unnecessary chemicals added to it.”