Overall, maybe if you have older kids and plan to spend the entire day, this may be a great place for you. We felt like we spent way too much money for things we could have found elsewhere for much cheaper (and less crowds!).
We took our son, who’s not quite two yet, and he had the best time. We went during the week so not all of the activities are open, but it is a reduced price and there’s less of the bigger kids there so my son was able to enjoy everything targeted towards his age and was able to try the bouncy pumpkin pop as well. I’d definitely recommend this place as the best pumpkin patch and it’s worth the drive even if you don’t live super close.
In the past years there were tons of free slides and stuff for young kids to play on.. huge tube slides a small fun house.. but all that is closed and in its place is stuff that cost extra money.. not worth the 45 bucks a family of 3 gas to pay.. a free park is more fun for my 5 year old
We were excited to try this place and chose it over another we usually go to and love, but it ended up being a disappointment overall. First, it cost almost 50 for three of us to get in plus 5 for the armband that includes the pumpkin and drink (it was cheaper than paying 8 at concession). Just for reference, we took kids ages 4 and 1.
I give this place 2 stars because my daughter liked a couple of the things there and we didn't have to wait in many lines at all for the things that we did. There really wasn't much for my 1 year old to do that we couldn't have done at a local park but they didn't charge for him to get in.
The pumpkin ride and pumpkin was included in the extra armband we bought, but we didn't know that they would require 2 just to allow an adult to ride. We wanted to use it to let my husband take our 4 year old to get a pumpkin but they wanted to charge him to go as well. We did not want to pay yet another 5 dollars just for him to chaperone our daughter for a tiny pumpkin so we ended up not even doing that. Not only that, but the pumpkin patch is just a small field with store bought pumpkins scattered in it. Not a real patch!
We have a blast every year in October for pumpkin time. So much stuff to do and super awesome for family fun. They have pig races, lots of games, zip lines for kids and ziplines for adults. They have a pumpkin Cannon and apple cannons, so much fun. The kids absolutely loved the hay ride and picking out their pumpkins. They had a really cool maze with a scavenger hunt theme. The bouncers are a ton of fun. Highly suggest taking the family here for pumpkin time.
Honestly, our impression of it was that of an overpriced fair or carnival. A lot of what they had to offer that was included in the price of general admission you could find at a local park for free. There was a lot there, but a lot of it was repeated - how many wooden tractors with slide attachments can there be at one place?? You had to intentionally get lost in the corn maze because the entrance was also the exit (??). The hay ride was OK but it was more of a caged trailer than a real hayride. The jumping pads were fun for my 4 year old and the corn box was nice. We didn't try any food because we didn't want to spend any more money than we already had.
Having such a good experiences this year at another farm prompted me to write this review. Hopefully Honeysuckle will learn from its mistakes and improve. After all, we want business to succeed and people paying for great fall memories get that also.
Last year they over booked our kids School and the kids missed half of the events planned. On that day we paid for 6 tickets. Today our school used a different farm in Symrna and everyone loved it. It is better to have a smaller place and get what you paid for vs a large place and miss most of its potential due to extreem over booking. It says a lot when a school decides not to book again. I bet for a family trip, this would be a great farm, but for a group event, I would give it one star. I am posting two stars because my assumption is it is likely better for small family group.
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