Raprager Farms

“We've always gone for their Fall festivities but this was our 1st time at their winter event and it was just the sweetest. The kids had a blast building their own stuffies, going down their super fun tube slide, going on the caroling hayride, and jumping to their hearts content on the bounce pillow. We always love spending time in their petting farm and today we met the most adorable baby goat and a chicken ran up to us (as if seeing an old friend) to be lifted up for a hug. Once the sun set, it was time for the lights to shine creating new photo ops and new memories. We'll be back soon, I'm sure.”

“Was very fun for our adult family of 3. Loved watching the elf as she danced on a VERY BUMPY FUN hayride. I was nervously holding on but not her. She was very entertaining singing christmas carols and dancing. Santa is in the front of the farm.When you first walk in and you can hear him say, ho ho ho 🎅 we were able to catch the grinch walking around the farm it's fun to take pictures with him. Lots of chickens and farm animals to watch. This farm is good for all ages as long as you are a kid at heart you will enjoy. We also did the maze, which was fun.”

“This farm is really fun and has friendly staff. I booked a ticket online for $15 per person, which included a lot of activities (Finding Gems is an additional fee). We had a lot of fun, including catching chickens and petting sheep up close. There was a giant trampoline, a maze, a slide, a bull ride, horseback riding, and even pumpkin straw displays for photos. They also sold pumpkins, and there was an ice cream and souvenir stand. It was perfect for a family-friendly experience! Highly recommended!”

“This was a WONDERFUL PUMPKIN PATCH and an AMAZING PLACE for a FAMILY OUTING!! The staff was so friendly and helpful at every plane/station we attended! So many activities were included in the entry fee and those things that were not included were reasonably priced!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!”

“My family and I had a lot of fun. A bunch of stuff to do with kids such as bounce pad, slides, and games. They also have pony rides, which was the highlight of my son‘s day.”

“First time visiting this place. The place is a good place to bring small kids to enjoy rides, live animals and different activities for children. They have different kind of food, drinks and sweets for everyone. The main cafe had a lot of options out of stock early in the morning when it should be well stocked. The price of $20 per person including taxes and fees is to pricey for adults who are not using any of the main attractions that are just for kids. Not worth to pay the entrance fee if you are just walking around.”

“I’ve gone for the Christmas festival, multiple Halloween festivals, and Easter last year. I feel as if there has been a significant decline in the way that the place is efficiently run. Definitely lacks management in a lot of areas. I just want all parents heading there to have an idea of what you prepare for. We weren’t able to scan tickets until 9:10 because they didn’t do a trial run before the gates opened. Opening time is listed for 9 AM however most attractions are not up and running until about 9:30 to 10 even though they give you a ticket window arrival of 9 to 11 to “control crowds”. I only say this because having a two-year-old myself it was very hard to keep her occupied and not dirty while waiting for photos with the Easter bunny. Also, just a sidenote, the Easter bunny only had one ear in most photos. The only two attractions I saw open at 9:10 were the ax throwing and mechanical bull riding however, not toddler friendly. The bounce pillow is not blown up until closer to 10 which would’ve come in handy to play on while we all waited for the tractor ride that started at 9:30. For the record it was never listed anywhere that the tractor rides to the egg hunt wouldn’t be running until a half hour after opening. Clear directions on where things are located would definitely be helpful. most staff couldn’t even tell you where to find the Easter bunny. Saw several employees just building lines while Occupied on their phone. Pony rides were fun but for $10 you’d think the loop would be a little bit longer and slower. Hard to create magical moments in photos with staff constantly going behind you to fix decor. Also beware that many farm tools might just be laying about that could cause injury.”

“Very disappointing experience. We came to the farm for Easter and paid $20 per person, $80 total for our family. Unfortunately, there was absolutely nothing inside that justified the price. Because of the hot weather, most of the animals were hiding in the shade, so there was very little to see. There also seemed to be no proper control at the entrance — honestly, it felt like people could easily walk in without paying. After waiting in a long line just for egg collecting, the children were only given a small bag of candy. That was very underwhelming for the amount we paid. I also found a discount code online and tried to use it at the gate, but the girl at the register said she had no idea what it was. We also visited during Christmas, and it was the same experience then as well. We paid a high price just to see a few lights, with very limited activities. Overall, this place is far too expensive for what it offers. For $80, families can find many better places with more enjoyable activities. I would not recommend it unless prices are lowered or more activities are added.”