Deep Well Farm

“Great place for all ages to go visit. Seriously everybody in the family had a good time at deep well farms in 2023 and we have had fun for the last 8 years going here. The price to get in the gate is $15 (inflation) for general admission and the pumpkin patch, if you want to do the corn maze it's $20. Still a really good price for a couple hours of entertainment for the whole family. There are small animals you can pet and see , just make sure you pay attention to the signs that say the animals may bite. We've never been bitten but has always a word of caution and just be aware they are animals. This year there was a baby donkey was missing!!!! There are a lot of games and things to play when you first walk in the gate like tug of war, throwing the hula hoop over the cow's head (like lassoing), basketball and football. Throwing through tires, and a whole bunch. More of things for the kids to do. I played a few games and had fun, I'm in my late 30s so I was even entertained. The hayride is fun and memorable, just be aware if you don't get out here before mid October, the pumpkins probably aren't grown on the farm. Either way, it's fun and enjoyable for the kids to go hunt out a pumpkin!”

“Great place to take the kids. We did not do the corn maze but purchased general admission tickets which included play area and the hayride . Each ticket purchase included a small pumpkin which you get to choose during hayride out to the pumpkin patches. Great location and everything is spread out so it doesn't feel crowded. Pros - there is a lot of things for the kids to do here. Slides, swings, playhouses, climbing equipment, tether ball, sand pit, tug-of-war, basketball toss, football toss, the "gopher hole" (which was super cool), rope climbing equipment, and much more. They had hogs, goats, chickens, and donkeys to look at and pet. Clean, maintained restrooms. Cons - one snack area and it's pricey. They charge $1 for a tiny bag of popcorn, that literally is just 2 scoops. A hot dog was over $2. Drinks were $2.50. I can maybe give a pass on the drink prices as everything is expensive now but the rest was too high in my opinion.”

“Went for the first time this past Easter! My baby got to meet the Easter bunny and had a blast with what he was able to do! During the Easter season they gave us a free fall wristband! They plan on doing Christmas stuff in 2026 and I’m so excited! They have an Easter egg hunt, pumpkin patch and corn maze (fall), snack shack, restrooms, games, and a hay ride!! The corn maze was more than we bargained for! It may not seem big but once you get in there it is! I wish I could post pictures on here but I do not know how to!”

“We had a great time. We were visiting TN and we're looking at great small farms. Parking was great and the playgrounds we're clean. The kids had a great time for $12/ person for everything it is not a bad deal. The staff was very friendly. They do have very limited concessions, so come prepared. Can easily spend 1- 3 hrs. Built for smaller children between 2-7.”

“Went yesterday for an Easter egg hunt and had an awesome time with the family! Had tons of cool activities that my daughter loved and even though there was a ton of people there, everything was so well spread apart to where u weren’t closed in on a huge group of people. Prices were awesome and literally had 0 complaints! Will be back in the fall 🍂”

“Deep Well Farm is a fantastic pumpkin patch for families, especially with young children. It offers a variety of fun activities, including play areas, a tractor ride, and a few animals to see. There’s plenty to keep kids entertained, making it an ideal spot for a family day out in the fall. Highly recommended!”

“Great family farm with a TON of activities/play areas/equipment for toddlers and kids. Big, expansive grounds with so much to see and do. They are a cash-only operation, so know that before showing up with your credit card!”

“Excellent place to take the whole family to. They have so many fun play activities for children. The kids especially enjoyed the hayride and picking out a pumpkin.”