Gentry Farm

“Gentry Farms has a wonderful fall festival. The farm offers so many activities for young kids. Upon walking in, there is a miniature cabin for kids to play in, different centers to play inside the barn, mini golf, tire swings, obstacle course inside another barn, corn maze, animals, a playground, a hay ride (with no hay), and snacks for when everyone gets hungry. There are plenty of older kids who were having fun, but it seems the activities are geared more for younger kids. The setting is amazing. They have decorated the area so nicely for autumn, with so many places to take great photos too. There are trees, fields, hills, ponds, creeks, barns, pumpkins…..everywhere you go, there is another great spot for a photo. The fall festival is a great way to spend a few hours. And when you’re done, may as well purchase a pumpkin or two.”

“AMAZING! I have three children different ages. And my struggle is finding activities that would keep all of them happy without having to leave one behind because they will be bored. Gentry farm had activities for all three of my children, one of which is 14. Snack hut, corn maze, hayrides, labyrinth, putt putt, horseshoe, animals, play areas with fun activities all over and a small strip of games the older kids can enjoy, and more to list! I actually liked that the pumpkins were last and not on a field. Because I didn’t have to lug around huge pumpkins across fields with kids and my personal items. The farm itself is beautiful with great views. Truly loved this farm!!!! I will absolutely visit again.”

“Had a great family time at Gentry Farm. Lots for the family to do and great things to buy like food and crafts. They have a corn maze, a tractor ride, animal exhibits, and lots of pumpkins. There is a price for admission, but it's worth it. The pumpkins have a lot of variety. You can get cheaper ones at the grocery store, but those are all basic orange ones. Here you can get green, white, black, or orange. They range from $1 to $12 depending on size. Tickets are about $10 a head. If you like nature, farms, and fall, this is the place to be.”

“We love it for the price point and what you get! 13.00 per person adult or child ....and 2 for 3.00 pumpkins for a small souvenir before you leave! Lots for the kids and some things even for the adults! Recommend trying the pumpkin bread when you go! The maze towards the back of the farm is a bit more challenging and fun so make sure to do both corn mazes !”

“Such a wonderful place to explore with littles! There was so much to do and everyone was incredibly welcoming. We loved seeing the animals, playing in the different play structures, and walking the grounds. A great little morning outing! Mostly stroller friendly though smart to bring baby carrier for mazes/hay ride if wanting to do those.”

“Our family had a great time here. There are tractor rides, multiple mazes, a small 9 hole mini golf, nature trail and many animals. There were multiple areas for the children to play. The staff was very friendly. There was ample parking. Just be careful if it has recently rained on the river trail and mazes. It is slick.”

“Went on a weekday morning with kids 2 & 4. We all had fun! I enjoyed learning about the farms history, agriculture, and animals. Kids enjoyed the activities. All the staff working the farm were so so friendly. Great value for the money! Wish we had a season pass!”

“This is a really fun activity to do with the kids, with a lot of fun things they can get into. I only give 3 stars because I think it’s overpriced for what it is. Our 1 year old was free but for my other 3 kids, my wife, and I it was $65 to basically walk around a farm for a few hours. I know they have their costs and I’m sure they’re not gouging people but I just think there’s much better ways to spend that kind of money to get more bang for the buck. The sorghum maze wasn’t as fun as normal this year, due to low rainfall. You could basically just look around and find your way out.”