Pumpkin Patches, Mazes, and Hayrides
Celebrate fall with a trip to one of the following locations where there are pumpkin patches, mazes, hayrides and more!
This list includes sites in Missouri, as well as in Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas (just in case you want to turn your pumpkin patch visit into a travel adventure).
Angholdur Farms Fall Family Fun: 1610 Southern Blvd., Parsons, KS. Phone: 913-200-6753.
Annabelle’s Fun Farm: 444584 E. 110 Rd., Welch, OK. Phone: 918-323-6352.
Aurora Maize (formerly Verona Maize): 20591 County Road 2200, Aurora, MO. Phone: 417-498-6191.
Country Roads Family Fun Farm: 15144 Highway 97, Stotts City, MO. Phone: 417-768-9959.
Exeter Corn Maze: State Highway MM, Exeter, MO. Phone: 417-864-3959.
Faithful Family Farms Pumpkin Patch & Fun Farm: 525 E. Main Street, Adair, OK. Phone: 918-864-0585.
Farmland Adventures: 5355 Parsons Rd., Springdale, AR. Phone: 479-799-5033.
Joplin Parks and Recreation’s Old Fashioned Hay Ride: (October 15) McClelland Park, 4400 McClelland Boulevard, Joplin, MO. Phone: 417-625-4750.
K&D Cattle Company Pumpkin Patch and Petting Zoo: 5009 Highway 43, Joplin, MO. Phone: 574-485-4771.
Pickin’ Patch Farm: 22813 Highway ZZ, Marionville, MO. Phone: 417-229-0899.
Wood Farms: 1108 S. 200th St., Pittsburg, KS. Phone: 620-249-5223.
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A friend of mine has a farm out in Parsons! It’s a really fun place for kids and families.
http://www.angholdurfarms.com
Thanks for the information, Daniel! I’ve added Angholdur Farms to the list.
We just past a pumpkin farm on our way back from Chicken Annie’s in Pittsburg. with lots of kids rides and activities…even pony rides. It might be Wood farms. It looks like a good one because it’s close. And you can pick up Chicken Annies for dinner!
The only one I know of in Pittsburg is Wood Farms, and it is one of our favorite fall destinations! Thanks for the suggestion of Chicken Annies for dinner, because who wants to cook after a day at the pumpkin patch?!