Sally Gap Pumpkin Patch

“Awesome place. Fun for the entire family while not breaking the bank. Always new stuff every year. Lots of beautiful varieties of pumpkins, mums, fodder, hay bales to purchase Also snacks and refreshments. We love it. Now they have a Christmas Santa workshop for kids with activities, sweets, cocoa and beautiful real trees to buy, no need for those boring old fake ones. Highly recommend”

“My almost 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter loved it! Of course, some things were for older kids and some things didn’t interest her, but she had a blast and played all afternoon. Friendly reminder, they sell great lunch food and afternoon treats, bring their favorite snack, also they are stroller/wagon friendly!”

“Great for small children. They have a hay ride and pony ride and barrel train ride . Concessions and places to play and animals to pet.”

“We had a good time. Plenty to keep kids entertained and lots of farm animals. Good eats. Very reasonable prices. Family owned.”

“Me and my family really loved this place! They had so much fun it was a great experience. The kids had so much to do.”

“I took my kids and they had a blast. The staff is friendly and helps you and your family have a great time!”

“Not worth $10 per person. And that includes 2 year olds. The older man at the stand even asked when our daughter’s birthday was when we said she was two and says she’s over two so she’ll be $10 also. As if $10 admission wasn’t enough, you also have to pay $5 for a short pony ride. The food is reasonably priced, but you’ll be waiting in line for a long time. It’s not even much of a pumpkin patch, you get a free tiny pumpkin for each child. Once you get over to the main area via horse drawn hayride, or tracker hayride, there isn’t much to offer that’s worth it. There’s a play ground. A few animals you can feed. Some broken down corn hole boards. There isn’t even soap to wash your hands after using the Porto John. If you go, it’s better to go on a cold day because you’ll sweat through the corn maze and basically anywhere else you’ll be walking. The kids will have fun but there are other pumpkin patches that are cheaper AND children 3 and under are free. Save your money and go over to some other patch.”

“ponies were put up right after we got there at four. waited 20 minutes and no one at the barrel ride and when he came unfriendly and did speak no line went around once and out it up in barn and left in motorcycle. no face painting offered. not work ten dollars”