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    3.8 (197 reviews)
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    Maria F.

    We had a fun Fall Day at Richardson's Farm! There were so many things to do and so many spots for photo opps! We enjoyed see the animals, watching the pig races, nomming on snacks from the food trucks, drinking all the apple treats including apple cider mimosas, and looking at all the pumpkins! We were so glad that the farm was dog friendly so that our furry friend could join us!

    Claire W.

    I have been coming to Richardsons in the fall for the last few years. It's an adorable family spot and a fun day. The pig races are so cute, and the maze is always well done with several different challenges and paths to choose from. They have train and tractor rides, a zip line, a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, and more. Would recommend for a fall outing

    Brianne C.

    I've visited Richardson Farms twice now (Sept 2024 & Oct 2022) from Ohio. Both visits I had a lot of fun! Oct 2022: Friday evening visit, they were open til midnight. We did the entire corn maze which was busy but not too bad. There were some teenagers yelling/throwing corn but it was easy enough to avoid them. Warm apple cider donuts and tons of pumpkins available for purchase. Sept 2024: This visit was midday on a Friday. The sunflower field was in full bloom, and we each cut a sunflower head to take home! We also did the corn maze in record time, rarely seeing anyone else. Ate more fresh apple cider donuts, took the offered tractor pull around the property, and watched the pig races.

    Ashley H.

    I feel like I've been coming here for over 20 years and it never gets old. Each experience is amazing you can come at night for the bonfires and going through the maze or during the day with little ones, it's so much fun.

    Heather B.

    Easy to find. Easy to pay. I did find that the e prices are a bit steep just to come in. $25 a person? Unless your kid is 2 or under. The zorb ball takes a long time to actually go, but they're trying to go as fast as they could. But being like 4-5th in line could mean a 40 minute wait. The zip line is faster. There's a lot to do with kids, jumping spaces and animal farm (small), and places to eat. The exit is a bit jumbled and had to go through the gift shop to leave, so we just pushed past people in lines to reach the exit. But overall good experience.

    Kesha B.

    It's Fall Y'all! The best time of the year! We visited Richardson Adventure Farm on a Friday afternoon around 2/3ish and it was too crowded. We were able to experience all of the different attractions, take pictures, without tons of people around. The farm itself is dog friendly, so naturally we brought our pup. When we walked in we took some picture with the pumpkins they had our front, not as much as a typical pumpkin patch would have but still a great variety. As we walk further in there we're different houses with pumpkins that we were able to take picture in. Nothing like leaning your phone against a pumpkin and a self timer to get a good picture when no one is around,haha. As we continued to walk, there were a few different food vendors throughout the farm, along with their donut vault for fresh apple cider donuts. Deeeelishhh!! From there we walked over to the pig racing & our pup loved watching the pigs run. She may have easily been mistaken for one, haha. From velocity, to pinky, and Taylor swiftfoot. It was entertaining to watch and they genuinely enjoyed running the tracks. Once we finished watching the piggies, we went over to ride the train that went around the adventure farm so we got a peak of what's to come as we kept walking. After the train, we walked over to the sunflower fields, they had clippers, water, and bags for you to take sunflowers home with you. We wandered the fields and took some fun pictures in the field as the sun was setting. We visited the petting zoo, and watched the various animals hang out. And ended our adventure with the corn made. We went up the tower to see the full maze and it was a stunning view. The sun was getting ready to set as we were leaving but they had the midnight maze happening that evening. To leave we exited through the gift shop, and they had tons of goodies, like popcorn, donuts and more. All in all we had a great experience and can't wait to come back for tulip season. For the ticket price, you can't beat the fun!

    Isha T.

    It was a fun family trip yo Richardson. Enjoyed the entire place..varietiy of activity, food, maze was amazing, fall is best to visit.

    Nicole B.

    As a first-time visitor seeking a nostalgic autumn day outside the city, Richardson's Farm was the perfect November kickoff! The ambiance is cozy and festive, offering a range of family-friendly activities to get you in the fall spirit. I'd definitely suggest planning ahead as parking can fill up fast, especially during peak hours. The staff were wonderfully welcoming and sweet, setting up the small eateries shortly after opening. I was excited for hot cider, and while the wait was a bit long and the cider itself didn't totally wow, the fresh cider donuts more than made up for it--absolutely delicious! Between the tractor ride, train ride, fudge, and a winding maze that's just the right amount of challenging, there's a ton to do for all ages. Overall, I had a lovely time and can't wait to return!

    Paige K.

    Tried this out on a Saturday in early October. Huge property with lots to do, especially for kids! Quite a few food options, with reasonable prices and lines weren't too bad. Had a cider donut and it was delicious. My husband had soft serve ice cream. We did the corn maze which was cool, they had a ton of additional games to play within it. Also dog friendly! Which is hard to find. We def enjoyed our time! Good photos ops. My only complaint is that entry is SUPER expensive... I was not expecting that

    Charlie B.

    This was quite an adventure coming here today. I arrived with my wife and dog around mid afternoon on Friday and it was a good time for exploring the farm without too many people around. They have many fun activities for adults and most importantly kid's activities. We enjoyed a pig race, train ride around the farm, shot some balls through targets, and walked through sunflower fields. They are Dog friendly here and we enjoyed being able to walk around and experience the farm with our dog. Definitely will be back to enjoy fun and a maze run.

    Corn maze under the super moon
    Lisa N.

    Beautiful property, friendly staff and lots of fall fun activities for all ages. We rented a fire pit and it was great! Fire was attended to all night and it was a wonderful experience. My one complaint is that this places entry fee is hefty and on the weekends it's even more expensive!! $24 weekdays and $30 on weekends. Per person! On top of that, all the stuff that is fun for the big kids cost extra! And their extra is not cheap whatsoever. In the economy, to gouge an extra five dollars out of people on the weekends is such a shame. Especially when you're going inside to spend even more money on food, drinks, pumpkins, etc..

    Great time with the family and kids as there was plenty to do, especially on a beautiful Autumn weekend. The staff is super nice and helpful! There are many options of activities to enjoy especially the corn mosh pit, slide, bouncy pad, etc... So you can pick your event/activity and choose your own adventure. The price of admission is well worth it!

    Tulip fields
    Jhordin A.

    Fall must do! Such a fun spot and you can spend all day here. It gets packed but it's worth it. We visit here every year and it never gets old. They switch up the maze design each year. Unfortunately lots of trash in the maze. The service is pretty good, usually quick and you can find workers all around. Tons of selection available for things to do, eat, and see. Fun for all ages. The value may seem a little pricy but like I said, tons to do here you can spend all day here!

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    Ask the Community - Richardson Farms

    Does the corn maze get crowded?

    Do you need to make advance reservations or can we walk in?

    Walk in or buy tickets online and receive QR code for each ticket.

    Are dogs allowed?

    I have brought a dog, and seen dogs brought to the Christmas tree farm for pick-your-own Christmas trees. They may have a different rule for the "Adventure Farm" Those guidelines are posted on their web site.

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    Their corn maze has a new theme each year and their activities are endless, there's truly something for each age group.

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