Fog Willow Farms

Our first time visiting Fog Willow and it didn't disappoint. Parking was well organized and easy to get in and out. We spend all day doing all sorts of activities from mining, mazes, playgrounds, watching pig races, duck races, petting goats, looking at the animals, riding the "train", eating yummy food and picking out pumpkins. It was a day well spent. We'll for sure be back next year!

Fog Willow has been a fall tradition ever since my kids were teeny tiny! Our first visit was with my oldest in 2010 and now we have three kids, coming here for my youngest's first time who is 1. My husband and I absolutely love how this is a community type of pumpkin patch. It is perfect for any child (or adult) to fully immerse themselves into the autumn season! I've seen and heard how many parents don't like how there's not many rides or attractions here. Fog Willow is truly a farm to enjoy picking pumpkins, feeding and petting animals, riding the bumpiest ride in a train tractor, and eating decent food. This is actually what I love about their farm. It's not too overwhelming where you feel like you're at the county fair. Everyone here is extremely sweet and kind, they have plenty of photo ops, a playground to run your little ones energies out, pony rides, and even "The Big Dig" to go mining for some gold! I will admit though seeing the admission is now $12 per person 3 years and older hurt me a little inside but I know this economy is tough on everyone. Highly recommend coming here if you have little ones, looking to experience the pumpkin patch for the first time, or want to check out a new spot. See you next year!

We've been going here for 6+ years and got the lil pickers club pass and this year we were forced to put our $8-10 size for a $6 size when card clearly states 10-15lb pumpkin. That's frustrating we spent time to pick pumpkins, stand in line for lemonade and popcorn then had to put pumpkins back and walk to the $6 area when we were already leaving. They should definitely post signs throughout to notify their loyal customers. So annoying.

Pig and duck races were a hit! We bought a lifetime membership because we can't see ourselves skipping a year

I went here after hearing all the recommendations and what I showed up to was definitely disappointing. I watched the horse that was very dirty and scratch its naked eye on the very old and splintered wood. Sure they are farm animals and there will be flies everywhere but it looked asThough the stalls these animals were in were not being attended to. I feel like when it comes to a petting zoo usually people will go around atleast hourly and clean up the stalls. But let's be honest. There was no one in sight with these animals. Certain workers had horrible customer service skills. While the view was mostly nice to look at it was very sad to see how let down I was due to what I actually witnessed. I say get rid of the petting zoo if you can't be with the animals properly.

This pumpkin patch was super cute. Parking is free, and admission is $12. Great for little kids. Decent entrance price.As soon as you walk in, there's a huge field of pumpkins surrounding a beautiful farm shed with hay for the kids to jump on. There's a train ride and animal petting stations for the kids. There's also a rock tumbling attraction as well. They have a smaller gift shop with a selection of delicious fudge. I wished they took better care of their candy and gift inventory though. Items not behind the counter and closest to the ground were covered in dust.Highly recommend this location for little kids.

We've been going here for years. They always have multiple activities for the kids: piggy ride, corn pit digging, playground, animals to look at and pet, hay rides and more.

Great parking, reasonably priced, lots of employees, portable toilets with hand washing stations, lots of pumpkins, lots of animals to pet, snacks and meals for purchase, lots of fun things for kids to do including painting, pumpkin patch, climbing and play structure, corn play house, swings, see saw, hay bail area for kids to climb on and much more.

We went there as part of the school field trip. What bothered me the most was I saw a sheep chained up and confined in a small rectangular space and the sheep wasn't able to move at all just to let people pet the sheep and as a display in a 100 degree weather. That is totally disturbing to me and hence the 1 star review. There were some negative reviews that mentioned the same thing about animals being mistreated, so I'm not the only person mentioning this. I really hope with my review, the poor sheep won't be chained up as a display anymore and they at least get to roam around when people are trying to pet them. The other thing that bothered me was some of the animal cages were smaller than I expected.The main activities were to see the farm animals, hay rides, and the a playground. The overall experience was just ok. But I won't be a returning customer until they stop putting chains on the poor sheep.

-10 stars there is absolutely no safe food handling at the Wilton grill whatsoever. FILTY, FLIES, TOUCHING ALL THE UNCOVERED FOOD. Counter tops were covered with dried up condiments and goodness knows what else. someone dropped a hotdog bun and still presume to pick it up and still serve it in that moment I knew to walk away after waiting in line for 5 mins. If you're charging almost $15 a meal you would think the staff would have more care of cleanliness and better food preparation. The farm is great for kids who are under 8 other than that we definitely won't be returning . Hopefully they fix that issue with their staff on cleanliness on food handling and having more options of food stands.