Green Acres Family Dairy, Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze

“As always, a fun, family friendly place we love to visit every fall. We missed it last year, but we were happy and pleasantly surprised when we did! For $6, there's hours of entertainment for the whole family! A playground, petting zoo, gutter duck races, corn pits (one for toddlers and one for older kids), tractor trikes, a haymaze and the classic hay slide! For a little more you can do the corn maze, hayride or butter bouncer. We were here for about 3-4 hours during our school fall break and it wasn't as crowded as we thought it would be which made for a fun time and multiple turns on every attraction! Also, if you're going to allow your teen to go unaccompanied, please be sure they are kind. We ran into a couple that were scaring other small children from enjoying the haymaze. A few workers helped us settle it all out so the kids could continue to enjoy. And for such a great place, do your part. Don't break the ropes around the hay bales, the corn stalks. If you need to use the restroom, there are plenty around the courtyard. Use those! Not the mazes. It's a destruction of property and indecent. Other than the occasional person that causes issues, it's worth every penny you pay!! Thanks, Green Acres for a fun time!”

“This was my 1st trip to Green Acres and it was time well spent. I took my family to the sunflower festival. My children are older, my daughter and two son's brought dates, everyone had fun. This is a farm, there is dirt, farm smells, insects, pollen, parking is in a field, strollers wheelchairs, crutches, are able to be used, small children will enjoy running through the sunflowers, there are porta John's with multiple stocked hand sanitizer stations. The flowers are planted close together in rows; however, all around the rows are very wide paths with varying widths from 4 feet to 10 feet. This a great place for pictures and the caretakers have staged areas with appealing items for pictures such as old trucks, tractors, white picket fences, chairs, and old milk cans. Kids will always be kids no matter how old they get so bring snacks and water. There are 40 types of sunflowers planted and they are beautiful! With each ticket you are allowed to choose any flower and cut it for a momento. I included a few pictures I took of the flowers.”

“We were two adults with no kids and we loved this location! They had a scavenger hunt and a GPS map in the corn maze (both long and short maze options), which made it more fun than wandering around aimlessly (bring your headlamp though)! And a hay ride tour of the farm baby cows, and their milking facility, which was interesting (but closes at sunset). Lots of cute photo ops, and tons of stuff we didn't even do like the pumpkin patch, trike course, food offerings (the lines were crazy long, but I really wanted to try a Bavarian Cream Churro), feed the animals ($1/cup but you can look at them for free) rubber duck races, giant slide, hay maze, corn pits, swings, kids play area, and the add-on haunted corn maze. Loved all the fire barrels around too, and that you can buy your tickets in advance online, just get your wristband when you go in! A thoroughly enjoyable evening.”

“This place is so cute and fun! It was definitely more than I expected and a great time for the family. Seeing the Watusi cows was quite the wonderful experience, they and the other animals there were very calm :) Great activities for little kids (corn pit and small playground slides) and great activities for kids at heart (corn maze, basketball game, and super giant slide.) Their pumpkins are high quality and adorable! Make sure you are ready for all of their cute and amazing photo backdrops—the best around! I didn’t get any food but it looked great, there seemed to be something for everyone: burgers, nachos, popcorn, etc. They have porta potties as restrooms, if you’re not a fan of those, go before. To leave on a high note: they have fun tractor rides, too. Have a great time, y’all!”

“This place is great for families. Typical corn maze attraction that has really had some thought put into it, nice painted old west building fronts, cafe, drinks, food, etc… We loved the outdoor games like corn hole, basketball hoops, tractor trike race. You can pay for the maze or just the games or both. We didn’t do the maze because we don’t like getting lost for fun. I really liked the antique tractors and we took family pictures by them. Make sure you wear a hat as shade is limited. Wear a cowboy hat and be cool like us.”

“Super fun pumpkin patch/Farm with just the right amount of fun for all ages! Not too big that it is overwhelming like others can be. There was Cider and cider donuts, as well as other treats at great prices.... which is always a must at these things. Super friendly/helpful staff that made the patch experience a fun and affordable one for my family of 6. Definitely go to this one if you are on the fence and in the area. I have been to too many to count from Logan all the way tp Draper and this one so far is our favorite!”

“So much to do here and for a great price. Tractor rides, pumpkins, huge slide, corn pit, corn mazes, tricycles, bouncer, petting zoo, games, slides, swings etc. Portable restrooms and handwashing stations on site, parking was free, vendors, food, drinks and lots of photo ops too. My family and I had so much fun. We got some kettle corn, funnel cake and fried oreos and everything was delicious. We will definitely be back next year.”

“Had so much fun. The slide was awesome for all of us, from children to adults. The pumpkins come in a variety of sizes (You just go and pick them up off the ground, as they’re all in rows already.), weighed by the pound, and there were also other types of winter pumpkins. I’d like to think they’re edible, too, but I’m not sure with what they’ve been been treated.”