The Bartels Farm

“Hands down my favorite pumpkin patch in NoCo! I can honestly say that they continually try to improve and add attractions to their pumpkin patch each year. I love how they have the “How Tall This Fall” sign, as my son has taken a picture with it each year and it’s so fun to look back and see how much he’s grown! They have food, snacks and drinks and this year even added an ice cream truck which I thought was great because it can always get so hot especially in early October when we like to go. I like how they have an area for already picked pumpkins or give you the option to go pick your own and the prices are amazing!!! I have went to other patches that charge by the pound and spent 80$ for 3 pumpkins and bartels and I got a couple medium size pumpkins and some tiny pumpkins for 30 bucks! This year at one of their side shops they sold these adorable crochet ghosts and my sons and I loved! Absolutely recommend over and over 100 times 🎃🧡”

“Love this place! It is so cute and has so much to offer. The sunflowers are so pretty if you can catch them when they open. The corn maize and hat ride is great. They have so many cute photo opportunities and fun things for kids. They have a great variety and selection of pumpkins, squashes, and other seasonal goodies. The patch is HUGE with so many options for you to choose from yourself. You get to cut them off your self and they provide wagons to tow them in. The prices are amazing as well! I was able to get so many for such a low price compared to other places! You have to go here!”

“Fun and easy place to spend some time with kids on a sunny fall afternoon. There are some food stands, cute animals, and an abundance of pumpkins and gourds! We liked the low key atmosphere, although there were a fair amount of people on the weekend.”

“Super friendly owners and had a wonderful selection of fall plants and some food items! We had a fantastic time! I'll definitely be back next year!”

“I have never visited a farm where all the children chose pumpkins out of huge cardboard boxes that are scattered about garbage on pallets. I actually thought the place was a muse at first! There are old rusty appliances left along the walk route that my grandson could easily get cut on and need a tetanus shot! What kind of license and permit does one need to open a “Pumpkin patch for children”? When I saw the condition of the pig pen, I just had to walk away. Gross. Dirty. Dangerous. Disappointing.”