If you have kids they're going to love Nelson Farm. There are many areas for them to have adventures such as a train ride around the farm & several outdoor games are set up as well. There are pony rides available for a fee if you didn't include rides with your purchase ticket. There are also plenty of farm animals out to feed or look at such as pigs cows, guinea hens, turkeys, chickens.They also have a few food trucks that serve hamburgers, hotdogs, corn dogs, french fries, drinks, mini donuts, cotton candy. Most of this is very reasonably priced for a pumpkin patch l. I think hamburgers and hotdogs were $5 ***BUT THE FOOD IS CASH ONLY . A bag of donuts was five dollars and a small bucket was 14 with refills of $10 I believe (I could be incorrect here though) we went on military day (ID card holder gets in free) and bought all inclusive tickets. Be aware this is a farm. Do not dress up in your best outfits or nice shoes. **Play clothes and boots that can get muddy are the best option. Again, I remind you that this is a farm, and you may see a mouse or two and the play equipment is play equipment that sits out on a farm. ** I only mention this because I don't want you to be surprised or shocked when you get here and it's not elaborate or squeaky clean. Everyone was there it was having a good time. The kids were playing & my kids very much enjoyed their time there. The staff also does a pumpkin trebuchet toss. They do you have a little gift shop which feature some very reasonably priced local honey, quiltwork, mugs with farm logo on it (cute) and sweatshirts etc. And finally yes, they do sell pumpkins. There is a pumpkin patch there. However, we already had pumpkins from a different farm visit a few weeks ago so we did not visit their pumpkin patch in particular and I am not familiar with the pricing. From what I saw the pumpkins looked healthy. read more

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