Rolling Acres Pumpkin Patch

I recently visited Rolling Acres Farm for the first time with my mom, my son, and my nephews, ages 4-15. We were a bit underwhelmed initially. The farm is nice and well-maintained, but there isn’t much to do for kids over the age of 7-8. Still, we made the best of it and were enjoying our day.

Things took a turn when we decided to have lunch at the café. I had heard the food was good, and the prices were very reasonable—our order for seven people came to about $60, which seemed like a great deal. They said they’d bring the food out to us, and I mentioned we’d be outside. After waiting 50 minutes, I went to check, only to be told that they had already given us our food. I explained we never received it, and the staff realized another group had taken it. The worker apologized and said they’d remake the order.

Twenty minutes later, we still had no food, so I went back in. This time, an older woman was quite rude, saying they weren’t going to remake the food because “someone’s gotta pay for it” since the other group had eaten it. She insisted that I had to pay again! The other worker came back, and when I asked about the food, he said he thought I didn’t want it anymore. At this point, I just asked for a refund. After some resistance from the woman, I finally got my money back.

I was left feeling like they tried to make it seem like the mix-up was my fault. Perhaps some sort of system, like giving out numbers, could help them keep track of orders better.

I love to support small businesses, but unfortunately, this experience left a bad taste. We’ll be looking for another local farm next year.

Let me start by saying there’s no pumpkin patch. The pumpkins you have to choose from are small and sad. No apple cider, but luckily they had roast beef ????The tractor comes and leaves in 40 minutes increments it seems like. So we couldn’t even go to the maze. Zipline is just for kids. I will never get my time or money back. Definitely not worth the 16 dollars.

I was surprised to find only a handful of reviews when looking up this pumpkin patch.Let me first say, do NOT pass this farm up.It is a gem!It is little but packed full of activities.We enjoyed the cafe as well.The deli sandwiches are delicious!If you are looking for a low-key fun atmosphere with far less people than the larger attractions, this is definitely it.My child loved it!Had I been dressed in play attire, I would’ve romped around too.The family or people running this business were all extremely personable.10/10 recommend!

My family and I had so much fun at rolling acres pumpkin patch! We’ll definitely be going back again this fall! The staff was so nice and made it more enjoyable.

Went there on weekend so nice so friendly.

This is a beautiful farm but I rented out one of their shelters for a baby shower. I was suppose to have it from 12 until 2. I paid to have it. I get there at 12 to start decorating and the party that was there before ours refuses to leave and I have guest coming at 1230. We ended up on the porch for 2 hrs waiting for tables. My cake melted ice cream melted. The owner basically told me to keep this discreet and she gave my money back. All around bad bussiness. I wanted so much for my sister to have a good baby shower. This whole situation was a nightmare. Do I recommend this farm. Yes if you are coming to visit with children. Absolutely not if you are having an event.