Renner Farm

“This is an amazingly fun farm experience for the whole family! All through October the pumpkin patch is open along with a corn maze with clues, a hay maze, a corn launcher, a hay ride, and a bounce house for younger children. If you do a family package you get to choose four medium size pumpkins as well! The pumpkin selection is great and there are candies, refreshments, and local honey, veggies, and sourdough bread as well! This is a great place to explore!”

“We come from a tourist-impacted community that has ruined the pumpkin patch experience for us locals, so we've started supporting farms in the greater region of where we live. I looked up this farm and it had great reviews, and our review is the same. We had a great time! Generous family, beautiful farm, and good variety and health of pumpkins. Thank you, Renner Farm family -- we will see you again.”

“The owners are amazing people.the experience is of small town America. The safe environment doesn't have you stressed out while the kids play so if you looking to get some pumpkins, fresh jam amd local honey then this is a nice family get away”

“Best pumpkin patch I’ve had!! Such a cute actual farm, reasonable price, great people (generational farmers), not crazily crowded 😏 The kids absolutely loved the experience of cutting your own pumpkins off the vines! And the corn maze 🌽”

“Always looking forward to going to the pumpkin patch and corn maze every year. Love the mystery that has to be solved in the corn maze.”

“Friendly neighborhood pumpkin patch! Hayrides, corn mystery maze, local honey, home-grown squash; smiles all around...”

“Great people. Great experience. Loved it. Great for the whole family.”

“This was my first time to Renner Farm. Hearing that it was an option from a new friend as her advise was to take my son to the hay ride. Well this not only had a hay ride but a corn maze and a bounce house with refreshments such as hot coco and juice packs. The price online said $6.00 and a medium pumkin was included but it was actually bundled all together for the price of one $4.00 each no pumkin. The hay ride looked at some cows and chickens and got a little dusty at the end but was good. Especially for young children. The corn maze had a clue theme with riddles as clues on some of them. There were 10 clues all together we only found 8 then it was to dark outside and we had failed to grab flashlights on our way in. We figured it was not going to take as long as it did. I did not guess correctly but my friend did and was able to enter a drawing for a bigger prize. Some of the paths in the corn maze are confusing as to if it's a path or not and others are lined. You can tell where people just cut through some places but all in all it remained in tact for the most part. The clues I felt could be more lit up and maybe not have decorations as well because it got confusing if we were chasing down a clue or just a decoration. There was a bonfire I guess for the more social groups and a bounce house as well. They offered a small sellers corner with honey and limited items.”