I love Halloween & I love pumpkin patches. This year Halloweentown changed things up at 2 of their…read morelocations (at least) 1st: There's a $5 fee to enter 2nd: The focus was on rides & food. 3rd: These are staffed very well now. Lots of crew members! All nice too! 4th: Some games now require a card to pay. 5th: There aren't many games. 6th: Food trucks - yay! 7th: No pumpkin spice anything or cider or hot cocoa 8th: I saw a lot of kids walking around without a prize. That's just bad business. They should give consolation prizes to any child that plays a game, any game. Every child should have a memento and a reason to smile My personal enjoyment was low, because I go for the games. I saw a lot of people, but not a lot of smiles. Consolation prizes are cheap & easy to give to children. Heck, most people would be happy with a plastic spider ring.

My Grandchildren had such a wonderful time here. Rides, food, lots of pumpkins, laughter, love &…read moregreat memories made!

This Sanctuary is wonderful to the animals and especially the Parrots. They must have over 50…read moresurrendered cockatoos. (The most popular and unfortunately the breed most surrendered due to clingy noisy emotional toddler behavior, plus they live 60 to 80 yrs) I have been to local dance and musical performances here. The trees and waterscapes help during these hot summer months.

Early Saturday morning out for a stroll in search of some peaches. What a beautiful place. First…read moretime here. I took my walker because I figured it would be a hike. 2.5 miles later I have peaches! I might say that my walker worked out well despite going through the orchard. It was hard to find ripe ones because they were picked over. Hundreds of people must trek through every week. The peaches are better than the store bought ones. We used to have a peach tree at home before the wind destroyed it. Now, those were the sweetest peaches ever. The ones we got at the orchard were okay. They were fresh. They were also selling popsicles and donuts. I bought my husband half a dozen of the strawberry donuts. The produce stand was a bust. I wanted to get a tomato or two but none and I didn't have another hike in me. It's wonderful this place is in Las Vegas. Very well maintained.

If you've been to the pumpkin patch by IKEA, this is the same one. It's located right behind the…read moreCredit One Bank off the 215 West and Cimarron. There's a lots of free parking. Lots of bouncy house types of fun for the little kids like slides and mazes. Socks are required so bring your own or buy when you arrive. There's also a few younger kids rides probably for kids 3+. Lots of pumpkins everywhere you can buy. Lots of photo opportunities also. They also sell food, snacks, and drinks like at fair. The price did go up, $1.50/ticket or $29/20 tickets for the rides. I personally think this is better for kids under 10yrs old. We've been to this pumpkin patch several years now and my son loves it. I would try not to feed your kids anything an hour before and no liquids 15-20min before going in case they get sick lol.

Amazing! We will be back every year!…read more It was free to get into and had so many things from my little toddlers to do. Just the perfect way to spend a fall weekend evening.

They place is so much fun. I really enjoyed feeding all the animals. We kept buying a lot of…read morecarrots and popcorn to feed them. The goat with the video almost took my hat so beware. They have lots of ponies and horses and little horses, goats chicken roosters pigs geese. My daughter loved the pony ride so much that she begged me to write the bigger horse. I was so nervous for her, but she really enjoyed it. Of course you ride at your own risk keep that in mind and keep an eye on your children because as I mentioned on one of the pictures, they say that a horse doesn't bite, but I got a bruise from the bite. The horse bit my daughter first. And they said oh no, it doesn't bite. And I thought maybe it just nibbled on her and she got scared. However, then the horse bit me and I got a little bruise. So yes, the really big horse does bite. Also beware because there is another horse there that says not to feed a carrots and it does say on the sign that it does bite so keeping eye for signs really read the signs before you pet any animal. Some of the horses cannot eat carrots they have like a special diet, so please be respectful of that and do not feed them carrots if it says no carrots it can be for different reasons can be because they bite or because they're on a special diet. The whole staff is super friendly and nice. I really enjoyed talking to all of them and getting to know them. This place is huge. Expect to be here for a while and really enjoy your time. There's so much to see and do. My mom and daughter and I all of us got in the train ride, which was so much fun!!! Honestly, I think everything is pretty reasonable price. They do sell drinks, food, honey, eggs, even duck eggs. I think they do birthday parties, which is awesome. I also seen for the summer. They do rent out the pool area so that sounds fun. I'm considering doing that. It's definitely a hidden Gem and I can't wait to go again!!! my daughter absolutely love love love love this place that she can't wait to go again too. Make sure you follow directions how to defeat the animals it took my daughter a few times to get the courage to feed the horses, but after that, she just wanted to feed all the animals over and over again.

Found this hidden gem in Las Vegas on Facebook and finally decided to check it out with the family…read more We went on a Sunday around 1 PM after church, and while we still had a great time, it was definitely HOT outside. I would highly recommend visiting during cooler weather or earlier in the day so you can enjoy it longer without the heat draining you. The farm itself is a little hidden away, but they do have signs posted for parking, which made it easier to find once we got close. One thing I really liked is that admission is completely free, although they do have a donation box at the entrance if you'd like to support the farm and the animals. There were quite a few animals to see including horses, donkeys, goats, ducks, and pigs. The highlight for us was feeding the animals. Make sure you buy a bag of carrots because the animals definitely know visitors come with treats and they'll come right up to you expecting snacks. The goats especially were very eager and entertaining for the kids. I also noticed they host events here and offer pony and horse rides, which would be really fun for birthday parties or family gatherings. Even though it's a simple little farm, it turned out to be a fun and relaxing activity for kids and families looking for something different to do in Las Vegas away from the Strip. Overall, we had a good experience and would probably come back again when the weather is cooler.

Review #43 of 2025…read more We stopped by this church's pumpkin patch in October hoping for a fun, family-friendly evening, the kind of wholesome fall outing you expect from a community church event. Unfortunately, it's clear this has turned into nothing more than a cash grab. We bought a big stack of tickets upfront (easily $50-60 worth) for the mazes, bounce houses, and activities. When we ran out and realized we only needed one more ticket to let our children finish the last attraction, we politely asked a worker if they could spot us just one as a courtesy since we'd already spent so much. The answer was an immediate, adamant "No." No flexibility, no "let me check with a manager," not even a smile, just a flat refusal. For the sake of literally one ticket (maybe 50 cents' worth), they made us feel like an inconvenience instead of valued guests who had just dropped a small fortune supporting their fundraiser. It completely soured what should have been a joyful evening. We left feeling nickel-and-dimed by a church, of all places. Very disappointing and honestly pretty shameful. There are plenty of other pumpkin patches and fall events in the area that still understand the spirit of community. We won't be back.

They have rides, inflatables, a petting zoo and food stands. The rides are limited and mostly for…read moreyounger kids. There was a long line for each ride. You can buy food to feed the animals at petting zoo. This part was the highlight for us and my son had a great time petting and feeding them. and. They also sell food items like hot dogs and nachos. You'll need to sign a waiver before entering.

Alex and Mercedes were really helpful and kind when looking to purchase more moon juice for our…read moretrees and shrubs at our house! Wayne has also helped us so much during the tree purchasing and installing process! Moon valley nurseries was so amazing to work with! Would highly recommend and use them for future landscaping needs! -Shawn

My backyard needed a little makeover and I went in and met with a gentlman Kris who helped me…read moredecide on what was best! It truly came out amazing and I'm very happy with it! Definitely recommend talking to Kris if you ever are indecisive on anything and all things trees and backyard makeovers !

Don't come here they advertise that this place is for older kids. I have a 10-year-old niece who…read morecouldn't ride half of the stuff here after I already paid for a $30 wristband because they kept saying she was too tall too tall to jump in a bouncy house that had nobody in it Or half of these rain heating gas ride and they're sitting on here with nobody in this place and they're charging us an arm and a leg to come here. I'll never come here again.

This is the world's best pumpkin patch ever!!!!! The rides are so fun, and these workers are…read moreamazing!!!!! The food is really good, too!!!!! And also, other people, I think you were thinking of a different pumpkin patch. Also, the ride called the Raiders is the best one ever!!! Oh yeah, and you should put some WD-40 on the elephants, but I won't take a star away for that.

Hooray!! A Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch in Northwest Las Vegas, Centennial Hills! It was only 5…read moreminutes away from my house! I usually would take the family to the Tivoli village Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch, but now since there is one in Northwest, I'll be going to this one instead in the future. This location is right next to the RTC Transit Center in Centennial Hills. It's right near the Smiths center across the street. There is plenty of parking available since it's next to RTC Park & Ride. The Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal fall attraction. There are multiple locations in Las Vegas. The pumpkin patch offers carnival thrills, family friendly entertainment and photo op moments! There are classic kiddie rides, hay mazes, larger carnival rides, food, and games. General admissions into Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch is $5.00 each. Credit Card or Cash is available for payment options. I ended up bringing my daughter and one of her friends on a Sunday as soon as it opened at 12:00 P.M. We purchased the all day wristband for $40.00 each. There are self service kiosks where you purchase the bands. From there, everyone wanted to do the carnival rides! We started with the air swings that went really high up on the air! They rode that several times, and then moved over to the small mini dragon coaster, and rode that a few times. There weren't any long lines during the afternoon for the carnival rides. From there, everyone wanted to go ride the Typhoon. The ride went high up in the area and in circles, back down, and then backwards. Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch does have several benches scattered within the park to sit down. Luckily, I had a chance to take a break throughout the day. They also rode some of other rides like the following Ferris Wheel Bumper Cars Pirate Ship Tilt a Whirl The play house and a few others! After riding some rides, we did stop by for food! -Philly Cheesesteak -Pretzel -Deep Fried Oreos -Chicken Tenders and Fries -Fresh Squeezed lemonade (Regular Lemonade, and a Mango/Strawberry mix) The food was actually good. I enjoyed the Philly Cheesesteak. It was sweet with lots of bell peppers and onions. Not too much cheese though. The Pretzel was good with lots of salt. The deep fried Oreos were scrumptious! Perfectly fried with lots of powdered sugar. The Chicken Tenders were good. The best part about the food though was the stand that was serving the freshly squeezed lemonade. We did have to wait about 15 minutes before we could place our order as it was pretty popular. Fresh lemons were used and all of the drinks were made from scratch. I highly recommend stopping by the Freshly Squeezed lemonade stand if you're visiting Halloween Town! We had such a great time and was there until 5:00 P.M! We spent about 5 hours inside Halloween Town. There are so many activities. We did play one game and did win a soccer ball! I'm so glad that there is now a Halloween Town in Northwest Las Vegas!

We went with our almost 2 year old and baby. Although there are kiddy rides, it's definitely for…read morekids ages 3/4 and up. Our son was too young to ride anything but the carousel. He was too young to play any of the games. Only thing he could do was the maze, the pumpkin patch area, and probably the bounce houses but we opted out of that one. There were too many kids and didn't want him to get sick. If you want to avoid large crowds, long lines, etc go early. We were there from 4pm - 5pm on a Sunday and at 5pm it was getting crowded. - Parking is free (lot of space for parking and you don't necessarily have to park far, the ground is dirt so if you don't want special shoes to get dirty, bring old shoes) - $5 admission fee per person (our almost 2 year old was free) - rides are separate fees - food is separate (we got a churro $5, a pizza $5, Italian/polish sausage $9) - pumpkins have a separate fee depending on size. Saw some $20-$30 per pumpkin! We just got the tiny one for our toddler at $2) Churro was sooo good. Pizza was good for carnival pizza. Pass on the Italian sausage. We got amazing service from the admission team, carnival ride attendees especially the gentlemen at the carousel, and the pumpkin patch staff. Lastly, why I am not giving it 5 stars. Saw a kid, maybe 10-11 years old. Throw up right in front of the churro/pretzel/pizza area. Don't know if he had a stomach virus. It was enough to make us leave. Didn't want to catch anything he had. Also some people saw but didn't do anything about it.