Mother Nature's Farm

I wasn't sure where to go for picking a pumpkin. I wanted a place that had some other fall activities for my little guy and maybe some farm animals to see too. This place had it all! The entrance fee was $15 for each of us. For that price (proceeds go towards helping care for the rescue animals on the farm), we were each able to pick out a small pumpkin from the patch, there was a hay maze, and a tractor ride around the farm. My toddler was delighted to see the goats, ducks, donkeys, and lots of other animals. We paid $5 for a small bucket of carrots and he loved feeding the carrots to the goats. It looks like there were some other activities too such as slides, but it was too hot when we went to check them out.

This place is marketed as a farm for very young kids, but there is very little for very young kids to do. There was a corn pit for the kids to play in, which was a cool sensory experience. The problem is that kids that are 8-12 years old were lying in it and throwing corn. When I asked them to stop, they continued and there were no parents around. There were no employees around either. It doesn't make it a very pleasant experience for a young child when they are getting stepped on and having corn thrown in their eyes. This was the first and last time we will be coming here.ETA: You have to exit through the "boutique" with young kids and there are signs saying that if your kids breaks something, you buy it. Why on earth would you tempt fate and ask young kids to walk through a shop with breakables? Also, there is not a safe place to walk through the parking lot with kids.

My sister found this place online and thought the kids would enjoy themselves here. There are a lot of activities for the family, more designed for the younger children. There is a tracker hay ride the whole family can do. Bounce houses, spider web climb, photo ops locations, and animals to feed. While you can use credit card to pay the entrance fee everything else inside the farm has to be paid in cash. There are plenty of activities for them to do however the large slide does cost a fee. There is a conession stand to help bet the heat with waters, slushies and more. All the animals on the farm are rescue animals. With each entry you received a pumpkin that you get to pick.

We came with a group for a hosted event. Turning in and parking is challenging to say the least.The entrances are not properly labeled, you walk up to the first entrance and are told no keep going, then walk in and wait to be acknowledged, as we don't know where to check in. Staff are less than friendly, more so barking things, this isn't an exit, keep your kids close near the cars, turn in your stickers. There are long lines at the food stands. People smoking inside the farm was our final decision to leave, it's disgusting and we don't want to breathe in cigarette smoke.

Was the first time there and it was for a school field trip. It started out a little disorganized but they ended up pulling everything together, which was nice. I'm assuming they've been there for a while, but the city built houses around it. It's nestled right in the middle of a neighborhood off the major road. My son was able to feed the goats and loved it. He went on a hay ride and got to take a pumpkin home. He wants to go back to see the animals again. He loved the emo.It's a little drive for me, but we could turn it into a day trip to Mesa since Amazing Jakes is right up the street. I don't know if they have anything throughout the year, but it's worth checking out. Family fun event.

We came on a Saturday around 4pm. The parking was pretty packed when we got there. It's $15 pp for entrance which is a bit steep but it does include a lot of things such as hayride, jumping houses, kids maze, animal watchings, small pumpkin, and some other random activities throughout the farm. It's not the most aesthetic patch I've been to, though they have a few places for photo ops. Be sure to sit on the inside of the hayride car or you'd be like us and all we saw was growing hay and residential houses. The animals are all pretty spread out through out the farm and you can pay to buy food to feed the animals. Do know that besides the entrance fee, everything else in the farm is cash only!Overall, the kids had fun though I don't know if I'd pay $15 again to come back next year.

I took my toddler here recently this month and so glad I did! What a great way to spend some quality time outdoors with the family. Especially during this fall season.-Great price point (not too pricey for what you get to enjoy)-Beautiful farm animals to see, pet and feed (my son loved the ducks and cows so much).-Tractor hay ride looked fun-Pumpkin farm area was very nice and super cool you get to pick a free pumpkin for yourself once you buy your entry ticket-Tons of space and cool "farm" activities laid out for all ages-Beautiful scenery for family photos and even IG models

$15each for entry to Mother Nature's Farm includes so many things! Hay ride, small pumpkin, etc. I enjoyed feeding the animals. They have a feed dispenser or you can buy carrots. The animals looked taken cared of. There were lots of families enjoying it as well. The photo ops were great as well! We would go back again

Cute holiday shop! Nice big outdoor area. You can feed the animals. Perfect place to take your little ones!

Went today Sunday morning (10/21), and they had ZERO pumpkins! How does a "pumpkin patch" have no pumpkins? For the price, there is very little to do and they also now charge an extra $5 to go down a "big" slide. Extremely Disappointed. Save your money and go to any other pumpkin patch! The owners should put on their website that they don't have pumpkins. It would have been a nice heads up. My 2 1/2 year old kept asking to see the pumpkin patch.