Miners' Pumpkin Patch

“For $10 that includes the Pumpkin, is in town, & has tons of games, you really can’t go wrong. There is a short tractor ride as well. BIG pumpkins included In price not tiny either. So that was very nice. Yes the pumpkins weren’t grown there, so what? U pick them off the ground all the same. Wasn’t too busy so we were able to enjoy any game we wanted. We had a good time and it was super close and convenient for us, being a large family of 7 we can’t afford places that charge admission fees plus you have to buy the pumpkins no thanks. Kids also got to see how an Apple cider press works and we got some quick history on the house that’s being renovated and land. Recommend for those wishing to get pumpkins and do some outdoors activities with your kids, without leaving town and spending an arm and a leg!”

“Smooth process buying tickets ahead of time. Had a blast with the activities, especially the pumpkin smash. This is the only pumpkin patch I’ve been to locally where they provide wagons for hauling your pumpkins from the patch to the car which is lovely when you have your hands full with the kiddos. The tour that was given during the hayride was informative and has intrigued me to use the admission coupon the Mines gifted during check in.”

“We have a family membership so we didn't have to pay the admission. Overall, it was a great experience. Kids loved playing the very large size game of battleship, playing in the corn pit, working the Apple Cider press from the late 1800s, and the tractor ride. We finished the day in the mining museum panning for gold and found a super cool speck of gold!”

“This is a very children friendly event with many outdoor games and activities for the little ones. Adults will enjoy the outdoor machinery demonstrations as well as watching the blacksmiths work with hot metal. The hayrides around the campus are a big hit for both kids and adults.”

“We love the outdoors part mainly. My husband loves those machines since he's familiar with some of them. We're not kin about our tour guide who has stick cane (we can't barely hear him) especially if those things (machine)are on.”