RANDYS PUMPKIN PATCH

“Randy’s is such a little gem close to Atlanta! The space isn’t as large as I’d imagined but they packed so many activities into it. They have face painting, train rides, inflatable mazes, games, bounce houses, & so much more! Every single member of their staff that we interacted with was so friendly! Our 2 year old needed a couple of “test runs” before she was willing to ride the horse, and everyone was so patient and nice to us. Our daughter loved the train ride & ended up riding the horses twice. I will say if you have a finicky toddler like I do, options can be limited but it was such a beautiful day that we were just happy to be there and looking around at the cute decorations.”

“Always pass by here on my way to Lawrenceville City whenever I take the backroad of US 29 instead of the freeway of Intersection 85 North & Freeway 316. A few miles away from Lawrenceville Library & Lawrenceville Superior Court. Randy’s Pumpkin patch is open as early as September 20th right before Halloween, Thanksgiving, and right before the end of Summer & a day before Autumn. I got a pretty good view of the area since I was walking today. If I’m not mistaken, the same area actually sells pine trees for Christmas. Really neat place.”

“We loved the Randy’s pumpkin patch! We went on a day that wasn’t too crowded and free entry. The staff were very nice and weren’t too worried about the “tickets” for most of the attractions. The pony ride was a big hit. Not a bunch of places to sit if you need that, and we didn’t use the bathroom. Our 2yr old had the time of his life tho!”

“After reading the reviews I didn’t want to go… but I’m glad I did! It was really fun and lots to do my 4 year old had a blast!! Will go again! Went on Halloween day and it was perfect! Packed but not weekend packed to the point that you had to wait! Parking was a breeze and we all enjoyed ourselves”

“Small but fun!! The intention at first was to go out to eat but after seeing the Pumpkin Patch off of Highway 29 in Lawrenceville we had to stop. It had pony rides, a corn maze, trampoline jumping, inflatables, tractor ride, funnel cakes, hot dogs, and my absolute favorite..... the lemonade!! 😋”

“My family has been coming here for years with the kids. They enjoy it. The staff are great. There's so many activities for the kids to enjoy.This year, there are so many improvements compared to last year. Unfortunately, i have to give 3 stars because of how expensive everything has gotten. $5 admission, $5 parking in the bank parking lot if there's no parking available in the parking lot or on the street. The train costs 5 tickets. When my nephew wanted to go on it, they said an adult has to go with him, and they have to have 5 tickets too. So my sister had to get out of line to go buy tickets for her to ride the train with my nephew. The carnival games are 1 ticket. My nephew won 2 games, but didnt get a prize. They told him he has to spend 50 tickets to qualify for a prize. The prizes ranges from little sunglasses to a medium sized inflatable guitar (dollar store stuff) Food was the only thing reasonably priced. $7 funnel cake, $2 small popcorn, $2.50 can of coke, $4 burger for example. Before leaving, we asked if we could come another day to buy just a funnel cake. The lady said yes, but we would have to pay admission first. It is disappointing how expensive they have gotten.”

“Randy's pumpkin patch has definitely stepped their game up! In the past I would never want to participate at this event, but I did this year. Although it's much better the adults shouldn't have to pay a $10 entrance fee, eliminating that would give the parents more wiggle to buy more tickets. We spent a total of $130, the kids enjoyed it, but we still felt like we should have been able to do more for $130.”

“This pumpkin patch is extremely underwhelming. Parking is “free” but there isn’t any official parking so you have to park either on the street or at a business at your own risk and expense. Went during free admission but I’d be pissed if I paid. I only recommend going if you plan on picking pumpkins only. Very limited attractions.. their “corn maze” is an inflatable with pictures of corn lol! $20 for 25 tickets sounds like a good deal, but again, limited attractions and they all require 4 ticket minimum. Also, not many food options. Just a huge disappointment.”