Fall is pumpkin patch season, and Pack Farms in Farmington is the perfect place to pick up a pumpkin and have some fun! This pumpkin patch has a ton of fun games and activities, and it costs just $5 (2025) for entry. We found Park Farms Pumpkin Patch to be well worth the price of admission. We had a lot of fun with all of the activities that they offer.
Our family loves the games on Pack Farms. We spent quite a bit of time with the yard games. They have a ball drop, super-sized connect four, tetherball, and corn hole. These games are spread throughout the grassy area of the farm. There are also duck races and a large corn pit.
There is also a small maze for kids. This was made of hay bales stacked in paths. All paths led to the truck in the center of the maze, which had a small black tube slide coming out of it. There are also two large slides in the middle of the yard. There is a roller slide and a big massive tube slide. Both were extra speedy after the rain. Our boys loved them.
Our teenagers really loved the rolling tubes. These were around 5 feet in diameter, and they rolled along a track. Our boys hopped in and began racing the tubes up and down the track. This was one of the highlights for them. They also loved the ziplines, which really were zippy fast!
We also paid $2 extra for the train ride. We weren’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be the highlight of our visit to Pack Farms Pumpkin Patch. There was a tractor towing about a dozen barrel cars, a few of which were tandem. We expected a slow trip around the field, but instead, the tractor took us on a wild bumpy, swerving ride! But don’t worry, we felt perfectly safe. It was an amazing ride!
Pack Farms also has a large pumpkin patch. There were dozens of kinds, shapes, and colors of pumpkins for sale. There was also a small shop at the exit, in case you needed some simple Halloween merch. Make sure to spend some time enjoying the fun Halloween decorations inside. We walked all around because most of the decorations made noise or spoke to you when you got close.
Right next door to Pack Farms Pumpkin Patch there is a spooky area. It looks like it isn’t connected to Pack Farms, but if you want a haunted house area, you can check out more info at Hour of Darkness.
Pack Farms Pumpkin Patch is open Monday through Saturday from 10 AM – 8 PM. It is $5 a person to visit, and an extra $2 for the train ride (we recommend going on the ride). For current info, visit their website here. Pack Farms is also close to one of our favorite trails and nature areas. If you have time, make sure to stop at Eccles Wildlife Nature Center.
