This is our 2nd year choosing Linders pumpkin far to pick our pumpkins and my daughters absolutely love it! It's not too big, so you don't have to worry about long walks back to your car or worry about finding parking! Everything is a great price. We will be back next year to keep our tradition going. read more

Lindner’s Pumpkin Farm - Small entrance pumpkins - Farmers Market Near Me - New Berlin, Wisconsin

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The Lindner family puts their whole hearts into their pumpkin farm. There's so much to do and see, and their selection is perfect. Their prices reflect a real value. Already can't wait for next year! read more

I haven't experienced "Autumn" since I moved to Louisiana, so visiting this family run Pumpkin Farm on a perfect Fall day was like the whipped cream on my pumpkin pie. My best friend and her kids brought me and as we pulled up, we could see the rows and rows of pumpkins to choose from, the cornstalks you can buy, and a little parking lot of Radio Flyer Red Wagons to cart your goodies in. Let the nostalgia hit you in the face like a whiff of cinnamon stick. Free of charge is the pumpkin/gourd/cornstalk area and seasonal gift shop. For $5, you get admission to the "Big Backyard" where there is a petting zoo, giant slide, CORNSTALK MAZE, kids playground, carnival cut out photo opps and mini car race track. All of these things are fun for kids of all ages. We had a blast! We did everything and made a lot of memories that day. This is a "must do" for any family and comes highly recommended! read more

Great and reasonable for the price! Small family business and not over commercialized. Petting zoo, playground, corn maze and all the fun activities a pumpkin farm needs. Literally my favorite pumpkin farm to bring my family too read more

Owner screamed and grabbed my son. He was walking in the kids area and walked over to a mound of dirt (still in the kids area) that had a sign that said not to walk there. I didn't see him right away, I was looking at my other child, at that moment. She starts screaming at him and then grabs him in a bear hug and physically moves him. He, nor any other child, was in danger. This was totally out of line. My son is autistic and developmentally delayed. He cannot read. In fact, most of the kids in the area were too young to read. Another child with us was also very upset by her behavior. When I asked who she was, the staff told me she was the owner!!! This woman went from zero to screaming to grabbing my kid in a matter of seconds. Would not recommend. read more

Fantastic place for family fun and pumpkins The area for the kids to play and pet the animals was a bonus read more

False Advertising all around. The "corn maze" was in fact a five minute walk straight through a corn field, not a maze in any way. Decorations looked cheap and rushed. Petting zoo was decent, but overly crowded and no flow of traffic. Not worth the money and I'm overall confused as to why this place is so popular. read more

Great pumpkin farm for those ages 5 or less. Small animal area, playground, corn maze, and pre-picked pumpkins. We have gone the last 4 years, but our kiddo will have outgrown the activities by next year. read more

This place is awesome for young kids. They had a giant slide (like at state fair but smaller than that) that my kids loved and they could go on over and over again. There is a large play area with many different options for young kids to play. The corn maize was big and we actually got lost! One price entry for everything except the mini train ride. Very reasonable prices. read more

A bit run down, but still a good time. Free parking, free admission. $4 per person for unlimited time in the play area (giant slide, toys, corn maze, feeding goats). $1 off per person for the play area or games for if you bring unperishable food items for donation to the local food pantry. Games are $1. Pumpkins on average are $5-$6, but they range up to $50-$60 for GINORMOUS ones. Everything is for sale: the rocks, old barn windows, etc. We spent less than $40 for three pumpkins, gords, a large hay bale, games, a train ride, and three people's entrance fees to the play area, so a pretty good day overall. read more

Pulled into their driveway to buy some fall decorations on my way home from the dog park. Unfortunately, their dog came running over to my car and jumped up on the rear door. It grabbed my dog's face and would not let go. My dog was crying and bleeding. They finally came to get their dog and when I told them my dog was injured, they were very mean and said I needed to get off their property. My dog's face was so severely bitten that he needed surgery for his injuries. It is one thing to have this happen, but the way they reacted and told me to leave was horrible. read more

I'll give this a five, but it's under the assumption that it's great for families. For myself and my husband (two childfree people in their 20's and 30's), it's probably not the most exciting place, but it's very old-school and pretty nostalgic. They have a pretty neat petting zoo (the animals look well-cared for, so that's a plus!), a little shop that sells pumpkins and pumpkin-related accessories, a large metal slide, and pumpkin bowling. read more

I have been going to this pumpkin farm since I was a kid and honestly not much has changed. I haven't been there in about 3 years and was disappointed. The "backyard" is not worth the $6/person. All of the toys are really old and beat up. If your children are older than 6 then there is not much for them to do. The owner is crabby and was even scolding our children for playing with toys that were for younger kids, even though 3 of the 4 kids were 8 or younger (the sign said 8 or younger). After that I feel like she followed them around to keep an eye on them even though my husband and I were right there and they were just having fun. There are no refreshments for purchase. I guess you get what you pay for. I will not be back. read more