Temple Hall Farm Pumpkin Patch & Sunflower Fields

“The ONLY thing that sucked was the traffic back out to the main road, took 25 minutes. Admission was $15, there is a $3 discount on the weekdays. We were informed as we left it's free to visit during the off-season. PLENTY of pumpkins to choose from, just some off-roading to get them so bring a wagon!! Flowers are beautiful to pick and to just admire with the bees and butterflies that surround them. Our boys had a blast!!! From the tractor ride, the jumping pillow, and the slide (which conveniently had stairs instead of just a hill you climb like other farms). Drinks $2.50/$3, chips $3, but there is a food truck with corndogs, hotdogs, etc. There is also a station to wash your pumpkin and they have wagons to help you bring your pumpkins to the car, just be mindful its not that many to borrow. Bathrooms are clean. Parking is plenty too. Can't wait to come back next year!”

“We love Temple Hall Farms! This has become a Fall pumpkin picking tradition for our family. They have hay rides, pumpkin patches, animals, kids play area. The cost is fair and you get to take a pumpkin home with your entry. It’s beautiful and the workers are so friendly. With many farm options, this one is by far the whole experience if you’re looking for a Fall family or friends day out.”

“A more compact play area for kids. My 2 and 3 year olds loved it but it was still easy to keep an eye on them. There was a man who was running the tractor rides that was awesome. In-between, he was offering to take photos of guests and was super patient with the kids. We will definitely be back.”

“This was my first visit and I found it very spacious with a good variety of things to do. This place appeals much more to families with children. However, if you're looking for a nice day out "on the farm" this is the place. Parking is in a uneven grassy area and is more akin to park where you'd like than anything organized. Admission for adults during the day was 14 per person. You may have to check the website for other pricing. Most of the events except two or three are included with admission. The ticket booth with give you a colored wristband and then no one ever checks for it as far as I saw. I actually felt I could have simply walked right in without paying (though not recommended). That was my impression. All of the staff was extremely friendly. Inside there was the giant corn maze broken up into two trails. Clearly people had made their own paths through several areas. Area two is much larger and more diff than the first area. Besides the corn maze there was a band, giant bounce house, inflatable slide, lasso practice area, cow train, tractor ride, pig race, small and large pumpkin cannons (must go to this), paintball range, camel ride, and lots of farm animals walking about. There is also a country store with homemade goods as well as regular sodas. These were all very reasonably priced. Overall if you have kids this is a great place to go. Otherwise you should check on what exactly you're looking to do that day.”

“Went with my family last year. Even though it’s a smaller patch we had a great time. They allow you to cut your pumpkin straight off the vine which was a new fun experience. Also a station to lasso metal cows that was a fun game to see who could do it first. They also had a pumpkin shooter which was amazing. Can’t wait to go back.”

“Cute farm! Make sure you wear appropriate pumpkins picking attire if you go out in the field. Staff is very nice and helpful”

“A lot of folks must come here since the pumpkin patch seemed rather barren and lacking quality pumpkins to pick. The price of entry is decent and the facility is nice over all. The kids enjoyed it. The wide open space was fun to meander about but it was actually rather empty - particularly without any sort of corn maze.”

“The whole experience was only so-so. I've been to several corn mazes, so I figured it would be pretty standard, but it turned out mediocre at best. The "path" parts of the maze were really overgrown with weeds, some higher than my waist and once in a while high enough to hit me in the face (5'4" for reference) which made it a bit of a struggle to tromp through. We were supposed to get a map, but the bored teen working at the entry said there weren't any maps, so we just wandered around lost until we found a group who were indeed given a map and they helped us solve the maze. We were looking forward to lots of fall foods afterwards, like apple fritters and cider, maybe pumpkin pie or something like that. They only sell chicken nuggets and burgers and other pretty standard snacks. So we ordered a hot dog meal and they forgot our fries that were supposed to be included. When we asked if they were coming, the teen working the food stand said, "well, you didn't specify you wanted fries." Um, they were included with the meal, and you charged me for them... It was an okay day, but definitely not that great- compounded by the fact that entry is much more expensive than other corn mazes in the area. We paid $14 per person, and others are like $8-10 per person. We left early and hung out at the outlet mall instead. Next year we'll go to Lawyer's Farm in MD instead.”