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Smith's Nursery and Berry Farm
443 Sanders Rd. Benson , NC 27504
Iseley Farms
2960 Burch Bridge Road Burlington, NC, Iseley Farms is a true family farm that has been owned and operated by the Iseley family since the 1790's. The farm has a pumpkin patch every October, and has an on-farm market that sells a wide variety of produce, including fall-themed items such as gourds and mums.
Vollmer Farm
677 NC Hwy 98E, Bunn, NC
Vollmer Farm is the best true pumpkin patch with lots of other great fun and safe family activities! You can spend an hour or a day! Plus, everything is grown right there on the farm!!!! What a great way to support our local economy! Go to Vollmer Farm-you will never forget it! It's our family tradition!
Ashley Porter Farms is located in Wake County, NC near Fuquay-Varina. The farm offers a wide variety of pumpkins and fall flowers for sale, including giant pumpkins, miniature pumpkins and mums.
Green level Gourd
3800 Greenlevel Rd. West Apex, NC 27523 Greenlevel Gourd Farm sells pumpkins, gourds, and also offers a Halloween hay ride 7 days a week during the month of October.
Greenlevel Gourd Farm is open 12:00 to 5:00 PM Monday - Sunday during the month of October for pumpkins and hay rides. Gourd gift shop hours 1:00-5:00 PM Tuesday thru Sunday year round.
Hill Ridge Farms
703 Tarboro Road - Youngsville, NC
General Admission $10.00 (Includes Free Pumpkin w/Hayride) ... We are located just outside of Wake Forest and just a short drive from Raleigh. Welcome to Hill Ridge Farms
Ken's Korny Corn Maze
3175 Benson Highway, Garner, NC
huge maze that has 2 1/2 miles of trails
en's farm also has an 8,000 square foot rope maze, a mini-maze and playground for small kids, hayrides, miniature golf, pumpkin bowling, and a concession stand and picnic area.
Lee Farm's Corn Maze
2280 Devils Tramping Ground Rd., Bear Creek, NC
Lee Farm's Corn Maze is located in Chatham County, about an hour's drive from downtown Raleigh or downtown Durham . However, if you're looking for a huge corn maze, an excursion to Lee Farm's maze will be worth the trip. The ten-acre maze is located on Devils Tramping Ground Rd., which is also home to the Devils Tramping Ground, supposedly one of the most haunted places in North Carolina.
Brown Farm
399 Loop Rd., Clayton, NC, The Brown Farm has a five-acre "big maze" as well as a covered "mini-maze" for kids to play in, rain or shine. Brown Farm also offers hayrides, an on-farm picnic area (complete with restrooms) and a market that sells corn stalks, straw, pumpkins, mums and other fall produce.
I want to add a couple :
Green Acres Farm - on Morrisville Carpenter Rd, across from Carpenter Village in Cary. They have hayrides and a corn maze. There are also haystacks, and a couple of bounce houses-at least during the weekends. The maze will be open on Friday and Saturday nights during the month of October. Green Acres Farm
Phillips Farm - They have a Kay Yow inspired corn maze, and I believe they have a Haunted maze during weekends.
Phillips Farm
6701 Good Hope Church Rd
Cary, NC 27519
SunnyKayak -- have you ever been to any of these pumpkin farms? I'm looking to go next weekend, and I'm having a hard time deciding which one to go to. I'm looking for one that's not geared completely to children. Maybe one that has other produce and flowers for sale...fresh picked apples would be nice too! Any ideas?
SunnyKayak -- have you ever been to any of these pumpkin farms? I'm looking to go next weekend, and I'm having a hard time deciding which one to go to. I'm looking for one that's not geared completely to children. Maybe one that has other produce and flowers for sale...fresh picked apples would be nice too! Any ideas?
No I havent i'm in the Charlotte area but I couldnt help to think of "Little People, Big World doing this.
Kanaster I dont know which one more adult oriented. The posters here may assist
I think I might go soon to Lee Farm.
I never been to the Devil's Tramping Ground and now I have a reason.
I took my family to Vollmer Farm last year. Everyone had a lot of fun. But I thought it was pretty expensive. I'm hoping to find some place nearly as fun but where I can take 3 adults, 3 children, walk away with 6 pumpins, a hay ride, and some fun activities without spending $150 or whatever it cost us between entry and buying pumpkins.
I took my family to Vollmer Farm last year. Everyone had a lot of fun. But I thought it was pretty expensive. I'm hoping to find some place nearly as fun but where I can take 3 adults, 3 children, walk away with 6 pumpins, a hay ride, and some fun activities without spending $150 or whatever it cost us between entry and buying pumpkins.
I agree they are very expensive, although I have to say, they offer a LOT and it's probably one of the cleanest, most well-organized pumpkin-picking farms we've been to in this area. It's too bad the admission price doesn't also include the cost of a small pumpkin.
As an FYI for next year----if you go on the Annual Triangle Farm Tour (Carolina Farm Stewardship Association) and make Vollmer one of your stops, they give out FREE passes to all the people in your group to come back and do the Back Forty thing and pumpkin picking (at least they did this year, anyway).
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