Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Bulitz Pumpkin Farm

    4.5 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

    Bulitz Pumpkin Farm Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Bulitz Pumpkin Farm

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    7 months ago

    Helpful 4
    Thanks 0
    Love this 4
    Oh no 0

    6 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Bulitz Pumpkin Farm

    Verify this business for free

    Get access to customer & competitor insights.

    Verify this business

    Mulberry Lane Farm - Pig

    Mulberry Lane Farm

    (14 reviews)

    $

    I'm unsure who loves this place more-my children or me. We've been going here at least once a year…read morefor many years. So, yes it costs $13 for admission, which I feel is slightly pricey but when we go we always get a full day on the farm in so it's worth it. You begin with a guided tour which includes chicken catching, baby chicks & ducks, goats, pigs, cow milking, a pony ride for the kids & a wagon ride to name some. Then you get to go off & hang out pretty much wherever you'd like. We spend the majority of our visit catching the chickens (careful, it's addicting), visiting the baby chicks & ducks that are under heat bulbs, and playing with the kittens. There are benches to sit at if you bring a picnic type lunch so you can stay as long as you'd like. They've got a pumpkin patch in Fall, and along with the oranges ones, they've got gorgeous white & green ones for sale. Weddings! I recently attended a wedding here and it was spectacular! I'd get remarried just to throw a party in their barn. The food was excellent (I'm not sure if it was catered in or not), the way they decorated everything inside and out was magical, and the amount of space for guests seemed never ending since you can mingle outside or in. The couple getting married had their ceremony here as well. It was set up in a back field and they brought guests to the picturesque setting by wagon. For those unable to access the wagon, they had golf carts bringing people to that area as well. I honestly can say I have never seen a more gorgeous wedding, and they also knew how to make it fun & exciting for everyone. Overall, I recommend checking this farm out at least once. It's a great, interactive, family friendly venue to visit that creates lasting memories.

    I've been hesitant to write this, it might get deleted because after looking at some pictures, I do…read morebelieve she is the owner..........Me and my six-year-old son visited the farm Mother's Day (never doing that again) and it was super busy, literally waiting in line for 30/45 minutes to hold a cat or a rabbit for three minutes. We had been there before so I knew there was a little bench/sitting area outside of the bathroom. So after using the bathroom, I thought it would be the perfect little area to decompress and take a little break and have a couple snacks so go sit down on the bench get our snacks out put them on a little table start eating them five minutes later the door that separates the area to the wedding venue section opened up, and I hear this lady talking to a woman with a child and a man explaining to them that they can change their child's diaper on the bench.......that was already occupied by myself and my child.....and she continued to explain it to them AFTER she saw us sitting on the bench. I have nothing against the other mom. She was just doing what she was told. But with that being said, I have changed my child's diaper in weird locations and there was a diaper changing station in the bathroom 10 feet away with no line. So at that point it became extremely awkward for everybody involved. I tell my child to hurry up and finish his food and collect his garbage which felt like minutes, but was probably only 30 seconds with the other family still hovering over us waiting for us to get up. He asked me why we had to leave and I didn't answer him. I had no problem with the other family. Maybe they didn't know there was a changing table in the bathroom, once again, they were just doing what they were told. BUT in my opinion, they never should have been told that. The other lady basically kicked us out of the spot. We were already well established at. Out of the almost 7 years that I have been going to fun activities basically every weekend with my child I have never been disrespected like that. Now with that being said, I do not believe it was her original intention to do so, but I would like for her to know that she did offended me and maybe next time see if the bench is already occupied and provide another location. Maybe double check if there is a line for the bathroom first. Yes I know it is a first world problem. But I have been thinking about this since Mother's Day. We can call this review constructive criticism...... but maybe not so that again.

    Kelley Farmstead

    Kelley Farmstead

    (2 reviews)

    Dang, I was impressed with Kelley's! What a great spot to take the fam and great a really great…read moreoverall farm & hands-on animal experience. My kiddos are 2 and 4, and we also went with some cousins who range ages 7-10. The takeaway: this place is nice for all ages. My first impression was how well-kept Kelley's is! For being a farmstead, you'd assume the space to be a bit more untidy/dirty, but they do a fantastic job. We entered into the initial barn where we found a bunch of baby farm animals! There were plenty of staff members about helping kids take turns holding animals if they chose to. Oh and there is a big hand-wash station, which is of course appreciated. As we wandered on to the next space, we found tons of outdoor yard-like games and activities - everything from hula-hoop'ing horses and duck tik-tac-toe, to outdoor bowling lanes and ride-on trikes. Safe to say our kids were stoked! Another bonus: the huge corn pit. It was so busy while we were there, but it's big enough that there was still tons of space for kids to all play at once. It was filled with toys, trucks, and buckets too. The best kind of sensory overload. We then wandered into the next/lower barn, and to our surprise: tons more animals to interact with! Cute chickitties, little pigs & mama pigs, goats, chickens, the list goes on. It was kind of a shock how well-mannered all the animals, meaning at no point did it feel unsafe to interact with them. Overall a wonderful day out a Kelley's Farmstead. I definitely recommend checking it out and supporting the nice family that owns and runs the place!

    We had so much fun here! It was $12 per person which included all the activities, hayride and…read morepumpkin! I didn't think we would would have stayed all day, but there was lots to do and we didn't even get to everything. They had a few food options, but wished they would allow carry ins. Staff was very friendly. We will be going back!

    Animal Haven Zoo

    Animal Haven Zoo

    (10 reviews)

    We came here with our extended family last weekend while we were camping in the area. This is a…read morereally nice find for this area! We loved walking around this large zoo and being able to interact with so many of the animals. It was nice that we were able to buy food to feed the animals when we purchased our admission. We arrived about mid-day, so that meant it was feeding time. After the animals were fed (what looked like maybe Panera breads and rolls) they were so loud and lively! It was really a cool thing to see. If you have small children with you they might be scared by the loud sounds, but we did see a lot of kids there who were enjoying their visit. The little petting area at the end was a nice bonus too. The attendant was very friendly and told us about some of the animals. Not a bad way to spend a morning or afternoon if you're in the area, just make sure to wear good walking shoes!

    This zoo cares NOTHING for the animals in prisoned in their zoo. They have broken the law by…read moretransporting a 3 week old cat to a school for photo ops. Minimal 4 weeks by law not to be separated from it's mother. Kittens are to spend 2 years with their mothers to build their immune systems. 3 Kittens were placed with someone with no experience before shipping them off to more roadside zoos. Animals are kept in small pens/cages. They pace, a sign of psychological deprivation. This is road side torture. Please do not support them!

    Country Lavender & Orchard

    Country Lavender & Orchard

    (2 reviews)

    Wonderful products, especially rhetorical lavender magnesium frankincense cream. This cream is…read moreamazing for a variety of muscle aches, neuropathy, restless leg and more. They have beautiful soaps, tasty teas, great sugar scrubs, go check them out!!

    From Madison, we did a loop "field trip" of some places and we picked out this lavender farm to…read morevisit. It was a tiny-bit hard to find, but if you see lavender along the road - that's it! The owner came out immediately upon exiting our car and gave us a tour of the lavender fields. We were allowed to walk through it and touch the plants to experience how they smelled differently. He told us of the various uses. They have two well-established plots and one in the making. They also have a beautiful flower garden and are working on a wildflower garden in the back. At the end we visited their store which is outdoors but a building is on its way. They sell products at markets as well. We bought lavender lemon lotion, lavender soap, chocolate lavender brownie mix, and lavender simple syrup. Our friend bought a roll on scent and a fresh lavender bundle. The bottom line is the family were so very friendly. They decided to go and pick fresh lavender (of any kind she wanted) for the bundle. They will talk about anything regarding the business, growing lavender, the history of the place. It's not a huge establishment but we were so impressed by our visit. Worth the drive!

    Bulitz Pumpkin Farm - pumpkinpatches - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...