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    Eureka, MO

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    Sunflowers in bloom
    Lexi M.

    We love visiting Brookdale Farms for their fall festival/pumpkin patch event! The property is huge and there's lots to do- hay ride, pony rides, pumpkin shoot, sunflower maze, corn maze, bounce houses and slides, petting zoo, and food and drinks. We love the variety that they offer and how you can spend a whole day there. I do think tickets and food and drinks are pretty overpriced, but we do enjoy our visits there each year.

    Stage 5: The Hearth
    Matt J.

    My family went to the debut of light cycles in the Unitee States.Brookedale Farms provided excellent signs for parking and exiting their property. They provided bathrooms, Cocktail bar, and even food for everyone that wanted it. There were five highlighted journeys on our walk demonstrating life cycles with music. I would highly recommend spending an evening for this experience. The immersive, night walk experience reimagines the natural world through a series of five immersive art installations where each piece features cutting-edge projection mapping, dynamic lighting and a custom soundscape

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    Cassandra S.

    We came with seven of us. Three adults and kids. When you park the gravel is very hard to get through with your strollers wagons etc. you check in at a blue tent which is pretty quick. There is face painting, pony rides, a jungle gym, bags, some food, bull riding and tractor ride for kids. Then you take a tractor to the other side where there are three bounce houses, a corn maze, hay maze, one food booth (they ran out by 5pm), a jumping pumpkin (like a trampoline park but one area, horses you can pet, a field so you can play with puppies, donkeys and goats, pumpkin shooter and a small area to pick pumpkins. It is very spread out so takes some time but I wish they had more activities especially for the little as we had two under two. It sound like a lot of activities but really there isn't. The pumpkin shooter, pony rides and bull riding cost extra on top of the pass as well.

    Kelly W.

    We usually go to Brookdale farms every year and bring our kids so we can create memories that will last a lifetime! The ropes course and playground are always a hit. The huge bounce pad was perfect for my boys! The area where we got to go in and pet the goats was special! The little maze in case we didn't want to do the big one....the hay ride...and multiple other attractions were just stellar! Our entire family enjoyed ourselves! We are also incredibly thankful to Brookdale and their staff because I had left my water bottle (that is meaningful) over on the other side of the farm and it was going to be a hassle to get back on the tractor and ride over. My husband called and told them what happened and about 10 min later a man came and found us on his four wheeler and gave us the bottle! They truly went above and beyond and we are incredibly thankful!!!!

    Emily F.

    My friends and I had a really fun time on our float trip with Brookdale Farms this past weekend! We started by meeting at the Brookdale Farms float trip parking location. The area had plenty of clear signage, so it was easy to find where we needed to park. There was a small stand where we checked in and customers could purchase drinks, snacks & merch. One complaint we had is that the stand was closed when we completed our float. We were going to stop by and grab a tee shirt on our way out, but they had closed up shop. We then hopped on a school bus and took about a 10-minute drive to our river drop-off location. The bus driver was driving so fast I was starting to get motion sick on the way. Luckily it wasn't a far drive. At the drop-off location, we grabbed our floats and rafts. They also had rafts for large coolers which was awesome! I recommend purchasing a cooler raft and packing up drinks & lunch to enjoy on the float trip. The staff was friendly enough and kept emphasizing that we needed to keep an eye out for their Brookdale Farms sign to come in at the end of the float trip. They said if we missed the sign, it would be another 2+ hours to reach the end of the river and we would have to find our own transportation back to our cars. I'm glad they emphasized it so much, but it was difficult to climb out and get back to land once we saw their Brookdale Farms sign at the end of the float. I would recommend that they have a staff member there waiting to flag people down and help them get out of the river. The float itself was wonderful! It was so peaceful on the Meramec River. We were able to use some life jackets to connect our party's floats and rafts together. Overall, we had a really nice time and I would definitely go back for another float trip!

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    Very unfriendly staff. Got hung up on by the man on the phone. Not helpful at all. Disappointed is this experience.

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    I would agree with all the bad reviews on bad service and high cost. If you read the owners' reply on Google, they never admit their issues.

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    My friend booked a float trip for $360, they canceled due to the river being high, no refund or reschedule or anything!!

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    Kids had fun. Be careful what line you get in, cash or card. DMV lines are more clearly marked and the employees are more flexible.

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    Dickherber Farms

    Dickherber Farms

    4.8
    (16 reviews)

    My two boys, 9 and 7 years old, had the best time feeding the animals and walking around.read more

    This place was....interesting…read more I'll be honest, it popped up as a pumpkin patch. My sister just moved to the area and was looking for one close for her kiddos, and this was around the corner, so we decided to give it a try. To start, it was $10/person to get in, which wasn't really promoted. We've lived many different places and have never had to pay to get into a pumpkin patch, so that was a surprise. Kids were the same price, also a surprise. The property is pretty cool, they have some farm animals. They sold food to buy but half the animals you couldn't feed and the other half were already full from being fed so much. We assumed it was a regular petting zoo and bought some food before seeing it, so we ended up with leftover bags of food and no animals to feed. The hay ride only went once hourly so you basically had to wait around forever if you wanted to ride it. The maze was cool and the concept seemed really fun to find a message BUT the first word on the message was "God" and honestly, nowhere did they promote this farm as a religious-based experience. Lastly - the pumpkins. We came here for one reason. They don't even grow pumpkins on site, they ship them in, and they don't keep them stocked. I think we had like 20-30 pumpkins to choose from, if that, and they were picked over. We had a 4YO and a 6YO and they couldn't pick any of the pumpkins up, all the kid size ones were already sold. I feel like this could be a good spot for what it is, and if it was marketed as that - a Christian family fun farm experience. But, that's not what we had expected based on the marketing they had, so it was a bit of a disappointment for us.

    Grant's Farm

    Grant's Farm

    4.6
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    It was great trip, we have been grants farm through out years with my children…read more. We visited last weekend with my Grandchildren . My son and granddaughter with into the parrot in closer and a bird scraced her face leaving a mark on her cheak .I dont suggest taking toddlesr in their.

    A childhood summer vacation favorite was Grant's Farm. Now you can go for their summer evening…read moreevent series. I went on the 4th of July on the 250th anniversary of... well I guess it wasn't the anniversary of the first-ever July 4th, but the first one like I'm talking about. I was impressed with how uncrowded the event was. The crowds were less than on the average days in the summers of my youth. These days there are no elephants at Grant's Farm. I saw a number of animals including some really cute hens and several wallaby. I fed goats and some tread on my American flag dress. I was happy that Grant's Farm's biergarten had several non-beers on free offer. I thought it was beer and only beer! First I had a seltzer made with vodka blueberry flavor... I think it's called Nutrl. Yum! We could smell the blueberry from a couple of feet away. My second drink was High Noon vodka iced tea It was good, but if I get to make that choice again, I'd go back to the blueberry. My friend and I split a vegan bratwurst with sauerkraut and a side of mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was pretty flavorful and the temperature was right (we weren't expecting much). I liked the bratwurst, but my companion wasn't wowed. The 4th of July drone show was a nice alternative to fireworks. We liked watching and figuring out the formations. Our only tip to the venue: reduce the volume of the band. We were sitting as far away as we could, and maybe there were speakers near us, but no matter the reason: this was at least 40% too loud for all of us. Those hens were so darling!

    Willoughby Farm

    Willoughby Farm

    4.9
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    Willoughby Heritage Farm and Conservation Reserve is a peaceful little escape right in…read moreCollinsville, IL that is perfect for slowing down your day and taking in some good nature vibes. They have a few miles of hiking trails, but beware they are kind of hard to follow and it's really easy to get lost, but also pretty easy to get back on track! They have farm animals you can feed, pet, and check out along with vintage farm equipment dotted all over the farm. It's free to visit and is definitely a local hidden gem in this town!

    I stopped by this evening about 4:30 to take a look around. It is a gorgeous, small farm with lots…read moreto do! There is a gorgeous garden, which is a photographers playground -- bees, beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds pollinating all around and enjoying the sweet nectar. Flowers everywhere -- it is so beautiful! It was super quiet as I walked around, it was just me and two hikers that went down to the little trail and back. This is such a wonderful play for kids! There are turkeys walking around loose, that just pass by, so used to humans, obviously. There are two pigs in a pen, a few goats chilling on their tables and a horse, two donkeys in the barn. Friendly, and curious if I had treats to give. (Which you can feed some of the animals, others have signs not too.) Groundhogs running around too but they do hide! Not scary at all. Lots of space for a shaded picnic lunch and a good sized play area for kids. It's well worth checking out. It is gorgeously maintained and the animals are beautiful, so very well taken care of. Just go, already -- It's good for the soul! :) Will definitely be back.

    Lakeview Farms

    Lakeview Farms

    4.7
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    YES! A successful berry picking trip was completed this morning by yours truly. Saturday morning,…read moreYelpers Stephanie S. and Kathi M. and I made the trek all the way to St. Peters, only to have the farm closed for picking at 8:45am! WTF? They were that busy! I was bound and determined to go again and thus hatched my plot to get up early (and I'm NOT a morning person), arrive at the farm early, on a day during the week, when rain was in the forecast. This time, my plotting yielded success! Lakeview Farms is a pretty small U-Pick operation that's in St. Peters. It's really easy to find (score!) and has raspberry and strawberry patches. They also have pumpkins and gourds in the fall. They have a good website with up to date information on picking seasons. They also have a recorded message. They tell you to call the day beforehand to make sure picking conditions are good. It's hard to know when they are going to be picked out for the day. They say they are open from 7:30-11am but they often close way before 11. GO EARLY. Like 8am at the latest! Otherwise you might have trekked out there for nothing. One cool thing about this farm is that instead of going on a picking free for all, they give you your own area to pick in. That way, no one is infringing upon your territory and they can keep track of where has been picked over so the next person who comes to pick goes in an area with riper, not yet picked berries. That's a good model in my mind! When you arrive, you get your container(s), they tell you where to pick, and you do your thing. Then you go pay (CASH OR CHECK ONLY) and they either weigh your bounty (for strawberries) or do it by the container (for raspberries). I picked raspberries this morning and they added up to be less than $2 for one of the standard sized grocery store containers that costs a good $3-4. And you are REALLY buying locally! AND it's fun for kids and adults! They also have something called "digging for diamonds" where you can dig in sand hills for shiny rocks. The sky was ominous and it looked like it was about to pour when I left, so I was in a hurry and didn't ask about it. Another tip: A lot of the raspberries that are ripest and juiciest are in the middle of the bushes, which are thorny. You might want to bring a pair of garden gloves to prevent the ouchies! Oh yeah, and wear tennis shoes. There is mud and the grass is sorta long. I'd give this place 5 stars if I didn't have to get there so darn early to pick! But then again, props for it being a small locally owned place. And CHEAP. I definitely will be back SOON!

    This was our first time here and it was fun! We picked strawberries (raspberries are in season…read moretoo). The price is cheaper than the grocery store, but a little expensive compared to Costco. However, you don't get an experience at Costco! When you check out, fill out a card for a pint of free strawberries for the following summer. Also, hold onto your crate! Bring it with you the next time you go picking and get a discount! The staff is friendly and efficient. Definitely going back soon! Easy stress free outing with small kiddos.

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