Has become an entire family tradition. Plenty to do for all ages. Staff is super helpful and seem to enjoy working there.
Karen Webber
Very cool for the kiddos. But I disagree with making adults pay full price. $50 for a kid to have some fun is spendy
Nicole Coleman
My family had a great time at Woody’s! So much fun for the kids to enjoy! We will definitely make our way back for apple picking and those delicious donuts!! Thanks!
User5856
I had high hopes for a fun fall experience at this pumpkin patch, but it was a major disappointment. The entry fee alone was outrageous—$25 per person just to walk around! And that's before you even get to the pumpkins or any other extras. From what I heard from other visitors, the pumpkin selection was subpar, with very few decent options. Mostly small, oddly shaped gourds and some sad-looking pumpkins. It's definitely not worth the money or the trip. The only real highlight might be the new play area for kids. However, if you're hoping to pet the animals, be aware that the window for doing so is very limited. Save your time and money and go somewhere else!
Kayla
This place has been free entry for the main area my entire life and now all of a sudden this year it's $25 a person including kids for the same stuff thats always been there. Not worth it, ended up going somewhere else
Ben Macey
Cute apple orchard. Go every year as a fall date to pick apples, and the trees are very well fertilized to produce tons of HUGE apples.
They do use a powder pesticide,so he sure to wash your apples before eating.
Food is fantastic. Portions are also fair, strongly recommend their apple slush cider.
Staff is kind and polite. Even the hornets are friendly.
Deanna Peterson
This place is great for kids. They have lots of things for the kids to climb on and explore, ball tosses, giant checkers and jenga, zip lining, rock sifting, an obstacle course, train ride, hayless hay ride, corn pit and more. They also have great food and drinks and of course the pumpkin pit and apple orchard. I especially liked their old fashioned apple cider.
Jim Emm
First time here and it was much more than expected. We went on a Thursday so we didn't have to deal with long lines or crowding. Online tickets were cheaper so we did that. There is something for everyone here and all the staff are nice and helpful. We will definitely be returning to this orchard in the near future. This is our go to place now.
Jim Snyder
A lot to do there for the grandkids.
Kimberly C
So much to do and so nice. Spaced out well and felt nice and chill vs an amusement park type feel at some other fall places. The food was meh but the apple donuts were great! Kids had a blast and appreciate the fenced in areas for parents either little kids so they can relax for a bit and not have to chase them around. Will definitely go back next year!!
Really fun place for the kids but to charge parents over $20 per person to watch their kids play doesn't seem reasonable. I dont mind paying for the kids, but not the parents/grandparents.
Melissa Gonser
I spent a hot fall day here with two 5-year-olds. They loved it. It was busy, but never really felt crowded. It was so much fun and plenty of things for them to do. We saved apple picking for last so I didn't have to carry all the apples around (and they didn't have to sit in the hot car). The kids loved the zip line and corn pit the most. It was for sure worth the long drive for us to go. If I lived closer, I would do the season pass for sure.
Kellie Calderon
Very cute place. We brought our 2 and 4 year old and there was plenty to do! My 4 year old could have played the games for hours if we let him!
Rachel S
Our kids had a great time, which we’re thankful for, but overall it didn’t feel worth the price. Admission supposedly includes everything except a few add-ons, yet one of the main attractions-the “petting zoo”-really isn’t one. You can only pet a goat through a small window, which I understand for safety reasons, but it shouldn’t be advertised as part of the experience because it isn’t a petting zoo. The shop prices are reasonable, though it would be nice if you could visit the store without paying for entry into the kids’ area.
Has become an entire family tradition. Plenty to do for all ages. Staff is super helpful and seem to enjoy working there.
Very cool for the kiddos. But I disagree with making adults pay full price. $50 for a kid to have some fun is spendy
My family had a great time at Woody’s! So much fun for the kids to enjoy! We will definitely make our way back for apple picking and those delicious donuts!! Thanks!
I had high hopes for a fun fall experience at this pumpkin patch, but it was a major disappointment. The entry fee alone was outrageous—$25 per person just to walk around! And that's before you even get to the pumpkins or any other extras. From what I heard from other visitors, the pumpkin selection was subpar, with very few decent options. Mostly small, oddly shaped gourds and some sad-looking pumpkins. It's definitely not worth the money or the trip. The only real highlight might be the new play area for kids. However, if you're hoping to pet the animals, be aware that the window for doing so is very limited. Save your time and money and go somewhere else!
This place has been free entry for the main area my entire life and now all of a sudden this year it's $25 a person including kids for the same stuff thats always been there. Not worth it, ended up going somewhere else
Cute apple orchard. Go every year as a fall date to pick apples, and the trees are very well fertilized to produce tons of HUGE apples.
They do use a powder pesticide,so he sure to wash your apples before eating.
Food is fantastic. Portions are also fair, strongly recommend their apple slush cider.
Staff is kind and polite. Even the hornets are friendly.
This place is great for kids. They have lots of things for the kids to climb on and explore, ball tosses, giant checkers and jenga, zip lining, rock sifting, an obstacle course, train ride, hayless hay ride, corn pit and more. They also have great food and drinks and of course the pumpkin pit and apple orchard. I especially liked their old fashioned apple cider.
First time here and it was much more than expected. We went on a Thursday so we didn't have to deal with long lines or crowding. Online tickets were cheaper so we did that. There is something for everyone here and all the staff are nice and helpful. We will definitely be returning to this orchard in the near future. This is our go to place now.
A lot to do there for the grandkids.
So much to do and so nice. Spaced out well and felt nice and chill vs an amusement park type feel at some other fall places. The food was meh but the apple donuts were great! Kids had a blast and appreciate the fenced in areas for parents either little kids so they can relax for a bit and not have to chase them around. Will definitely go back next year!!
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Granddaughter's had a ball ! Loved the day there.
Really fun place for the kids but to charge parents over $20 per person to watch their kids play doesn't seem reasonable. I dont mind paying for the kids, but not the parents/grandparents.
I spent a hot fall day here with two 5-year-olds. They loved it. It was busy, but never really felt crowded. It was so much fun and plenty of things for them to do. We saved apple picking for last so I didn't have to carry all the apples around (and they didn't have to sit in the hot car). The kids loved the zip line and corn pit the most. It was for sure worth the long drive for us to go. If I lived closer, I would do the season pass for sure.
Very cute place. We brought our 2 and 4 year old and there was plenty to do! My 4 year old could have played the games for hours if we let him!
Our kids had a great time, which we’re thankful for, but overall it didn’t feel worth the price. Admission supposedly includes everything except a few add-ons, yet one of the main attractions-the “petting zoo”-really isn’t one. You can only pet a goat through a small window, which I understand for safety reasons, but it shouldn’t be advertised as part of the experience because it isn’t a petting zoo. The shop prices are reasonable, though it would be nice if you could visit the store without paying for entry into the kids’ area.
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