We went to the farm recently for peach's picking and it was so much fun. They have variety of reasonable fruits or vegetables picking, just follow their page on media so you wont miss out. They also have a train ride, a big playground inside the farm for kids and family. There are also lots of events going on and fee may vary depending on the events. The coffee shop and the homemade bakes are the much try. Well organized parking, and inside the farm. If you are not sure where to take the kids to explore, this farm could be another choice of your to go visit in Queen Creek. Fruits picking has been also my kids favorite and we will come back again soon. read more

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Super crowded in cafe Bought cookies and peaches Both were horrible Don't waste your time read more

This place is a lot of fun to visit with kids. I didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. They have a cafe with breakfast, lunch, baked goods, and coffee. They also have a little store where the cafe is where you can buy pickles, jams, and other goods in jars. There is a little train that runs every 30 minutes ($5) that gives you a good tour of the farm. There is a playground and rooes course for kids as well as an area with animals that has goats, pigs, sheep, a donkey, chickens, and roosters. There is also a farm area where you can pick your own vegetables. There are little buckets with garden shears to help cut off the leaves. I wanted to pass this information along regarding all there is to do there because I had trouble finding it on their webpage. read more

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We did a 25 mile bike ride with a friend and stopped here for snacks. We tried the mini-cinnamon roll, the blueberry muffin and the peanut butter cookie. The cinnamon roll was slightly over baked but had good flavor. The blueberry muffin and the cookie were quite good. This is such a cute place to hang out and relax. read more

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12.13.25 - First time attending Christmas at Schnepf Farms and I thought it was so cute! Unfortunately, we arrived later than planned so I don't feel like we explored everything. The place seemed pretty big. It was like walking into a Christmas village. There were Christmas lights, decor, and even a bit of fake snow. What would have made it better is if they added speakers throughout the place and had Christmas music playing. It seemed like there are plenty of things to see and do here. Train rides, other rides, mini golf, bouncy house, paint ball, ice skating, arts & crafts, bonfires, food/drinks, and plenty of photo ops throughout the place. I tried food from Sublime Cheesesteaks food truck. I ordered the Goucho Cheesesteak and it came out to $16.80 total. My friend ordered the Original. Goucho was good. I think my friend said Original was good too. I did see a food stand selling taters and fries. That sounded good at the time too! It was so cold out (forgot my jacket) so I was trying to hurry and find some hot cocoa to warm up a bit. Found a cocoa cart and I believe it was $7 a cup. Added marshmallows and crushed peppermint to mine and it was perfect! I for sure want to come back again but earlier next time to see everything! Also, hope to see the pumpkin patch this year as well. Tip #1: purchase your tickets online ahead of time for the date you plan to attend. They might sell out if you wait until the day of. My friends bought their entrance & train tickets a week or so before I did. By the time I purchased, the train tickets were sold out. GA tickets: $25.95 ($28.18 after tax) Train ride: $10 Tip #2: carpool with friends especially if you have a lower car and care about it. I believe the road after turning into the property and the parking was all dirt and gravel. Luckily, I carpooled with friends who had an suv read more

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We loved Schnepf Farms at Christmas time! Only negative is tickets for the train close 1 hour early with no notice so buy those in advance when you buy your general admission tickets. Otherwise it is a nice Christmas market with food, rides, bonfires, bar, sweets, ice skating rink, mini golf, petting zoo, bounce houses, carousel, air soft, and more. Our tickets were for 5pm-10pm and we arrived at 5:30 and left at 10 and the time went by quick. On farm grounds, free parking. Food is chili cheese fries, curly fries, hot dogs, mac n cheese. Sweets are gelato, toasted nuts, mini pancakes, donuts, kettle corn. Drinks are coffee, hot chocolate, beer, wine, soda, water bottles. read more

Schnepf Farms - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

As a Queen Creek resident for six years, we have been going to and supporting our local farm, Schnepf Farms ever since we moved here. We absolutely love all the events that they host. We got season passes this past Christmas to Schnepf Christmas event, we go to every Easter, pumpkin chili party, as well as we take the kids on the weekends every so often to use their amazing playground. For such a long time, I told my husband they should have a coffee bar here. They could make delicious, specialty coffee, drinks, and charge extra since there is no admission to get in. Miraculously, we went this past weekend and noticed that there is a new café stand called Farmer's Daughter Coffee. It's adjacent to their cafe. They made some changes in their bakery area to accommodate the café as well. Everything looks perfect. They have a great menu full of specialty coffee drinks. I usually drink hot black coffee every morning, so it was such a treat for me to try their strawberry iced green matcha with coconut cold foam. They make everything in house so instead of having strawberry syrup flavoring, they actually muddled real strawberries on the bottom, topped it with Matcha, iced green tea, and a delicious, Housemade coconut, cold foam. It was refreshing and delicious. My husband opted for an iced black coffee, and I took a sip of his and the coffee was perfect. Not too strong, not too weak. Perfectly blended. There were two girls working there and they would take turns taking orders and making the coffee. We did wait for about 15 minutes between waiting in line and getting our coffees, but we were able to engage with other people waiting and we enjoyed our time. It was eight dollars for my specialty drink and five dollars for my husband's coffee so with tip we were in at about $15. Pricey, but when you think about using the farm and supporting local farmers, it was worth it. The girls were super sweet. I would make the recommendation to create a kids menu. I noticed that everyone in line were moms with small children. If they had the little farmers menu with little smoothies, you could charge five dollars and make a killing! Just a thought. I'm looking forward to going back before the summer Heat creeps in. read more

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Got a ticket to pick this year. This price was $4 a poun. The peaches are very small due to not enough cold weather this past winter. It wasn't worth the money I was told the peaches bruise easily and they did. By the time I went from cave creek to Buckeye they looked as though I let them ripen over a week. Had to immediately cut and freeze. No time to enjoy for another week in the refrigerator. I had 14lbs cost me over $55. read more

I truly just stopped in to see the bakery and pick up a pie but if you have young children this would be such a fun place to take them. It's so cute, especially the train. The bakery is a nice size and I picked up an Apple Pie for my husband to go with his dinner. The staff was very friendly and happy to answer any questions. We will definitely be back, thank you! read more

Schnepf Farms - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

Came here for peach picking! What a fun experience! It is hard to get tickets so try to grab the tickets when they are available online. Luckily we went on one of the busier weekends where they had more peaches available so more tickets were made available. The area is huge! So you come at the reserved time and then you wait in line in your to follow into the area where the peaches are. It took 40 minutes of waiting from the entrance to the designated picking area. I feel like there could be a better way of getting people in and out of the area especially since there are designated time slots. You pay $5 for the ticket per car and you get a coupon for $5 off when you purchase the peaches there! It was $3.85 per pound for the peaches! Peaches were super juicy! Some were sour, but there were a few that were sweet! read more

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Schnepf Farms is one of the most unkept secrets in the Valley of the Sun, specifically Queen Creek. Dating way back to before there were any developments in the area, the farm was surrounded by farms, coasted by a two-lane blacktop, and a railroad. Nowadays its homes, homes, homes and more homes... it's the last vestige of what the town of Rittenhouse (before it became Queen Creek) was all about. One can still visit and get the feel for what it once was. This farm is a true example of neo agri-business. Still a real farm! They have orchards and gardens to pick from. They offer pumpkin patches and have a fab peach pickin' season. They conduct many seasonal events and activities. It almost doesn't matter what time of the year you go, there's gonna be something for the whole family. Or you can go every season and really enjoy a year's worth of fun, education and entertainment. And they now offer the 'Cozy Peach' glamping experience. Schnepf Farm also has a country fresh Bakery & Country Store (with lots of goodies.) along with a quaint and tasty Café. We're lucky to live in the Valley and have easy access to visiting this charming place. This is a must go to place, especially if you have kid of any age - 5 to 100, they'll enjoy it. read more

I've been to Schnepf Farms many times and my favorite has for sure been the U-Pick Peaches experience. We signed up for the 8am slot and were able to get into the orchard and pick as many peaches as we wanted. In hindsight we should have picked more as these were the ripest, juiciest peaches I have ever had in my life! The one downside was even with an advanced reservation there was about 25-35 minutes where we had to sit in the car and wait to be led back to the orchards. Not a huge deal just wish I had known ahead of time as I had a toddler in the backseat. read more

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First time here was on a cool wet morning. I stopped in for breakfast, but was mainly there to check out the store. Breakfast was ok nothing spectactular but food was cooked to order. This biscuit was very good and what I enjoyed most from my order of pancakes and bacon. The store was fun....filled with preserves, sauces, seasonimgs and spices, pickled veggires and more. I ended up purchsasing pickled garlic and a jar of olive spread. Did I mention the fresh baked goods inside? The bakery section has beautiful pastries in a case with pies, cookies, rolls etc. The grounds are open to explore and looked like a great place to bring kids. There is also plenty of parking. read more

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I took my parents to visit Schnepf Farms back in November. It was our first time visiting so we didn't really know what to expect. I was looking for things to do in the area and Schnepf Farms came up. We arrived a little past noon and went to the cafe first to grab a bite. The cafe serves breakfast and lunch. The menu is pretty simple; they offer omelettes, pancakes, biscuits, and more for breakfast and burgers, sandwiches, etc for lunch. They do not have many vegetarian options. The ladies at the cafe were friendly and helpful. I opted for the farm fresh omelette ($13) while my parents opted for the biscuits & gravy ($10) and farm burger ($13). The prices were very reasonable especially for the generous portions. The food was tasty for the most part. I really enjoyed my mom's fries. We walked around for bit and saw farm animals such as chickens, pigs, and goats. There were a few playgrounds, but really not much to see at that time. The farm is huge and we probably only saw a fraction of it. I know they host events throughout the year. They had already started setting up for "Christmas at Schnepf Farms," which I hear is a sight to see. I will have to come back for it this year if not sooner! read more

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We went to pick peaches. The line getting in seemed endless but it really was not bad. We did pre order a place for 10:30. You didn't need to but when we paid for our peaches they took the 5.00 off. It was nicely organized. You park in the designated area and go get a box. Head to the peach trees and pick away. When you're done getting your yummy peaches you go pay. Honestly I am not sure how much they were for a pound. I think around 3.50 Maybe. Not cheap but it was a fun experience and most of the peaches are sweet. read more

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I came to schnepf farms for the first time this weekend, and I'm looking to forward to coming back again in the future! My friend and I came earlier in the day on opening weekend, and were impressed with the variety and activities and treats they had available. I'd definitely recommend the candied nuts and seasonal lattes as you're walking around! We enjoyed the rides and the hog races, and taking photos at the pumpkin patch. We ended our day at the gift shop and taking home some apple butter and pumpkin pistachio spread - which are delicious!! read more

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Easy walking, great food and coffee choices. Working farm complete with U-pick options. Fresh air, sunshine. Who could ask for more. Desert oasis. read more

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Don't waste your money on the fair for October.. schnepps is way way better. Cheaper, better food and better rides! Miguel is the best bar/beertender. I will be back every year.... And dogs are welcome read more

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Been wanting to visit for quite some time. It's down the street from our new church. Yesterday, we decided to have lunch at this cute spot. The staff is fabulous. Everyone we interacted with was cheerful and helpful. Each person told us something about the farm, their products and why we should come back. The parking lot seemed full, but we were able to place our order and be seated immediately. You walk through the bakery and shop outside to a covered eating area. The shop has all sorts of drinks and canned/bottled goods, and a scrumptious selection of baked goods. You walk outdoor and place your order at the counter. You can get drinks here or from the coffee counter on the other side of the dining area. It's an eclectic sight of mismatched chairs and even a swing to dine from. It's comfortable and cute! The menu features breakfast and lunch options. We chose a farmhouse burger and a peach burger. The burger is a nice size and you can tell the meat is good quality. The buns are good quality, too. Mine had a peach bourbon glaze. It was fantastic! The fries are amazing! They're batter dipped-yum! I had a tantalizing peach tea too! I ordered a chocolate cupcake with a cherry frosting and a Hershey kiss...moist cupcake and delicious frosting. It was also very pretty. Ordered a pumpkin no bake cookie...it was okay. My son chose a peanut butter cookie and liked his choice. It will be difficult not to visit each Sunday with the fast friendly service and the variety of meal and dessert options. I'm excited to go on a farm tour, too. I don't want to forget to mention how clean the restaurant, grounds and bathrooms were. And, we had our food very fast! My son had to work and is always impatient. So, I really appreciated not having to rush through a meal and constantly check the time. Please visit. They have an amazing team and you won't be disappointed with your food! read more

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We LOVE Schnepf farms! From their holiday events, to the pumpkin patches & the bakery. Schnepf farms is always a great place to go and bring the whole family, or just stop by for a pie or yummy peaches during peach season. Schnepf farms is open year round and all of the staff is amazing, so kind and helpful. The pumpkin patches, rides and fall season which includes the pumpkin & chili festival, the Christmas event which includes rides, reindeer, huge light displays and yummy treats! You can find something for everyone at Schnepf farms every day of the year, no matter what the season! We go to every event, every year! read more

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We attended the winter festival over the Christmas season. The train ride was the highlight of the visit - a very cool light show that was coordinated with holiday music throughout! The fall fest they host has a bit more of the entire farm opened than the winter fest. The kids especially missed being able to play on the playground and the bouncy trampoline play area, but we still had a great night! read more

I live in the area. We always hear good things about all the events that they have here and I've really been wanting to try it out. I am a city guy, so the atmosphere was much different than I was used to, but it was very welcoming, and it was very festive And everybody was friendly. I appreciated the quiet of the area. Our server was very friendly. The menu is very limited for breakfast and lunch items so don't go there looking for a lot of variety. What we did have was very fresh and well cooked and well seasoned. I think now that I've experienced it. It's not something I would necessarily frequent often but I would recommend for a nice authentic western farm feel. This is the place to be with great staff and experience. Food 5/5 Location 4/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Parking 4/5 Staff 5/5 Return Factor 2/5 read more

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Very beautiful farm! Loved growing up going here! Definitely would love to be back soon:)

Since my kid was on spring break, I had the last-minute idea to check out Schnepf Farms. Anything Halloween-themed and I'm there! We did, however, make the genius decision to go when it was 98 degrees outside, which was hot as you-know-what. But honestly, it worked out perfectly since there were zero crowds--turns out not many people are signing up to melt in a cornfield. It was $69 for my kid and me, which I thought was a little pricey, but whatever--it included the kiddie rides and the roller coaster, which he went on about 47 times (and somehow still wasn't dizzy). There were a few cute little shops inside, including a candy store packed with sweets I haven't seen since I was a kid--total nostalgia overload. There were tons of food options too, including their famous pumpkin chili, which I skipped because I can't bring myself to eat hot food when it's already hot out (yeah, I know, I'm weird like that). Overall, it was worth every sweaty penny just to see my kid having an absolute blast!! I'm sure we will be back again before Halloween! read more

Schnepf Farms - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

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Sad turn of events after 4 years of attending Christmas, Halloween and 4th of July events. We bit on the "Train Ride Bundle" for $16.99 before coming to the farm. Do not waste your money on this. We showed up to the little booth and saw an array of pretty cool things to choose from, just to be told that all the cool stuff our five year old liked was "sold separately". Instead we got a styrofoam ube with a teas light and some paper 3D glasses...wow. very disappointing. We bought a much better souvenir inside the farm for $8. Had a reservation for Santa at 7:30. Arrived at 7:15 and were let in just after 7:35. Not bad. However, maybe Santa was tired, but he wasn't jolly. He acted like a normal guy just talking to my kid. No "ho, ho, ho, merry christmas!" No questions about being naughty or nice. Voice was close to monotone, except when he told my wife (who was video taping) to "move out of the way" because she was standing in front of the professional photographer. Reserved the train ride in advance. Showed up for our 8:30 reaervation around 8:10. Still standing in line at 8:40. Schnepf farms has been a cherished memory for our family. However, as we wandered around tonight, bewildered, we wondered if we would be coming back. "My own Schnepf Farms...gone commercial. I can't believe it." read more

For family fun this place has a lot to offer We started off by attending a large farmers market on one of their parking lots. But them as we walked along took a look at the country store filled with scrupulous cookies, pies, fudge and much more. What impressed me the most was the simple country (outdoor) restaurant. Yes it is outside but remember it is Arizona. The breakfast choices were made with farm fresh ingredients and at a very affordable price I had the country breakfast which came with two eggs four slices of bacon two slices of thick cut toast and potatoes for only $10. My wife had a three egg omelette with all the sides for $13. We also split a house specialty that was a Blueberry crunch pancakes, it was more like a dessert and very good. read more

Schnepf Farms - Another covered area for groups to gather - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

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The Farmer's Daughter is a hidden gem on the farm. Everyone was so sweet and friendly. They have fun and unique coffee options. The Barista, Delaney, was awesome! read more

For being a farm this was so much fun. I did get lost and ended up on the Christmas side, but the staff were super friendly and guided me to the farm side, especially since the Christmas wasn't open yet. I got to swing on the huge swing and went on the train ride just to clarify. I came here to meet with the client and another provider so this was a great place to kind of build rapport with a client. The train ride was really fun kind of showed you the whole area much bigger than I expected. Afterwards we went into the bakery/store. I was gonna grab food, but I had to go meet another client so I didn't have time so I just got some desserts. I got a brownie with sprinkles and a chocolate chip cookies with Eminem and the provider that was also there got a dark chocolate peppermint cookie, which was really good very minty. They let me try a piece. My items were just as delicious. Price wise is more on the expensive side, but I feel like when you're coming to farms or anywhere that's actually making their stuff it's going to be more pricey they had jellies or was it jam. And all kinds of other goodies that they made they do sell food as well. I just didn't have a chance to look at it though. I am definitely going to come back and bring my own kids. Overall, I think this is a really great fun place to go. It's supporting a farm and much more natural products. read more

Schnepf Farms is a popular spot for seasonal fruit picking, and our visit for peach picking was a fun experience. The visit: * Peach picking * $5 per car admission * $3.85/lb for peaches The good: Once we got into the orchard, it was great. They let you sample the peaches, which were juicy, sweet, and totally organic--no pesticides used. You're free to roam among the trees and pick at your own pace. There's a ton of space, so even on a busy day, it didn't feel crowded in the orchard itself. The bad: The parking and entry experience really leaves a sour taste. We waited in a single line of cars for quite a while, all the way out of the streets. Eventually, they split the line, only to have us wait even longer before guiding everyone through their farm roads into the orchard. Ironically, there were tons of open parking spots once we got through--just not well-managed up front. It's quite silly. read more

This is a gold mine for all those parents looking to entertain their kids! I have a 1 and 2 year old who I am always looking for new ways to entertain them outside of the house. Thursday-Sunday they have no entrance fee and have multiple play structures, farm animals, and blow up bouncing pads for the kids to get some energy out. They also allow you to go in pet the goats which is such a highlight for my toddler. There is also a bakery and food there and a train you can ride for $5. I can't speak on the food because I haven't had it but hope to try it eventually. I know they also hold holiday events which you obviously have to pay and register for but haven't personally tried that either. My 2 year old literally asked "to go to the farm" while we were at Disneyland last week. We've been going weekly for the last few months and next time we go to book a trip to Disneyland, I might reconsider. read more

We had our office Christmas party here (around 50 people) and it was such a different experience than a usual holiday party. The grounds are very large and can accommodate many people. We had a theme of movie night. We also had a live band play. We went on the hay ride which was fun and played with some live animals which was a petting zoo- I did not take pictures of it. Lighted decorations were fun. It was a bit cold on a December night but I wore my fur coat so I was fine. Only thing I didn't like it was VERY hard to find. A number of people in our group had a hard time finding it. The experience at Christmas at Schnepf Farms will leave lasting memories and feeding Santa's Deer was unique. There were giant Christmas trees and ornaments line the promenade but I couldn't take it with my cell phone. There is a candy in the Sweet Shop, but I didn't get there. Food was average but one goes for the experience. Only other negative thing was the drink selection. We got the wine, beer and margarita package and the margarita wasn't great. Overall a wonderful time and unforgettable. I would highly recommend it. read more

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I hate having to even write this review. My wife and I were SO excited to visit Schnepf farms this year. This was her first pumpkin patch ever. We booked our tickets, private bonfire and s'mores box over a month in advance. Our group consists of friends who don't get to see each other much, coming together from all over the Valley. North Phoenix. Verrado. Fountain hills. We all drove out, some over 2 hours, waited almost an hour for food, went to go check in at our bonfire(20 min after they open) just to be told they over sold. Nothing anyone on site can do. None of us will EVER return to this place. Complete hack job of an event planning. Potato barn was closed. No fudge anywhere. Completely out of all baked goods in the bakery. Literally everything we came for, we left without. We didn't even want to give Schnepf the profit of buying a pumpkin. Complete rip-off just to get people in the door. I thought the Schnepf name stood for something. It's one I grew up knowing in AZ. But they are nothing but a bunch of shady individuals with shadier sales tactics. Will never give this farm a dollar of my money ever again. Spend your money elsewhere, where you actually get what you paid for. read more

I love going to Schnepf farms for the holidays. The pumpkin and chili party is always a blast and we've gone for Christmas lights as well. I love that they are very pet and family friendly. I hate seeing the reviews about ticket pricing. You're paying for an experience. A ticket to the zoo or aquarium is just as much. I think the 28$ you pay is a good honest cost for what you're getting considering all the free entertainment there. They just had a buy 1 ticket get 2 free which is perfect for families. Love it there and I hope the schnepfs continue to do what they do. read more

Had a great breakfast out at the farm. Coffee was perfect. I had the veggie omelette with feta and it was very good. I ate the whole thing!! read more

Schnepf Farms - The breakfast menu. - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

This review is mainly for the bakery and store. Just stopped in to check it out. Cute store with a lot of fun items. Would probably have stocked up, but was just visiting AZ. It was also too hot to really explore all of the farm, but I guess locals are used to 100 degree activities. What you need to try is the bakery items. They all looked good, but we went with one of the stars of the show - Peach Cinnamon Roll. I mean just look at the picture of this thing. Definitely get this to share. We did, but I think this thing was made for 4+ people. Get one of these and then sit on their cute patio. One recommendation, I was hoping to get some peaches, but they only had two options: pick your own and a pallet. I guess AZ farm stands are go big or go home. Wish you had peaches by the pound or a small quantity option. read more

Schnepf Farms - Peach Cinnamon Roll - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

We LOVE schnepf!! We come here often but we attend the Christmas light festivities every year! Brilliant to come on a Sunday night. Way less crowds which was a great, the weather played a nice role. Wish it was a touch chiller but was still great! So many fun shops, carmelized almonds and nuts was delicious. The lights were beautiful Long lines to see Santa. And the train ride is worth the extra and the wait. Moves quickly, my daughters loved it, great for all ages. Plenty of activities & rides included in your ticket purchase. read more

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Really great! Loved the Christmas land it was affordable and my kids couldn't stop looking everywhere ! It's something we will have to make a tradition ! read more

Schnepf Farms - What a fun Christmas experience ! We went on a night of a "flash" sale online & everything was affordable! :) - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Queen Creek, Arizona

This place is a rip off and a half! Their website claimed you had to purchase tickets online ahead of time at $28.90 per ticket (general admission). Their website also said they opened at 9:30 AM. They also indicated that absolutely NO food or beverages (even water) were allowed to be brought inside. We showed up at 9:30 AM only to find a line of people waiting at the entry. Apparently, they opened at 10 AM! So here we were stuck in a line of parents and kids (multiple strollers) waiting to get into this place. You are stuck standing in a dirt/gravel lot, with dirt and multiple bugs biting you non-stop in the dried up, crusty, Arizona heat. This was the first red flag. What made this waiting even worse was that one of us suffers from allergies when in the AZ desert and farmland areas and we were under the impression that water was not allowed. So, that poor person suffered with a cough and congestion without water. When it got to be about 9:50 AM, some employees of the place went through the line and scanned your online tickets, if you had them. Then when they finally allowed you to enter, another set of employees just asked you if you had payed for a ticket yet and just allowed you to walk right through if you said yes; they never even checked to verify if you had a ticket! You could have just said yes and walked right through! They also allowed people to walk up to the ticket booth and purchase tickets. So their website was an absolute lie saying that you had to purchase online tickets ahead of time. Not to mention all the food, snacks, and water bottles that were being brought in by these parents and their utility strollers! They give you a map when you enter. We tried to follow the map and we could not find what we were looking for. We had to ask someone working there how to get around. There are no signs anywhere to point you in the right direction. Half of our frustration could have been easily avoided if they just had some signs with the attractions and an arrow! We wasted more time trying to navigate around this place and by the time we were leaving I actually had a headache from being here! The majority of their clientele is young parents with MULTIPLE kids in strollers. If you do not fit into this crowd of people, do not come here! It drove me nuts...everywhere you are trying to walk, you have to walk around parents pushing strollers and little kids that are not paying attention and have no clue of their surroundings. The petting zoo was a joke! I've seen more animals at the OC and LA county fairs! There was no petting zoo! Just a few cages where you could view the animals. I guess if they poked their heads out of the front of the cages, you could pet them? No animal food to feed them, it was just horrible! The corn mazes were awful. We had been wanting to do a corn maze forever and came here because we saw that they had 2 corn mazes. They were nothing but a trail through the corn field! You have to get on a hay ride to be transported to the 10 acre corn maze, which was not stated on their website, but was written in very tiny print on their map. The hay ride is a tractor pulling a cart with hay bales in it to sit on. Again, filled with small children and parents who are oblivious to what is going on around them. The best thing was painting a small pumpkin, however the paintbrushes were those cheap flimsy ones you get in a multipack at the dollar store and were just being reused. The bristles were all bent out of shape. They had 2 antique carousel rides; one from 1912 and one from 1925, which were pretty neat to see. There were food vendors, but they weren't even open until nearly 12PM. Not a single employee could be bothered. When we left, there were 2 ladies at the exit and not one of them even thanked us for coming or left us with a "have a nice day." They were sitting there chit chatting and gossiping about other people as we walked out just a foot away from them. This place is cute and has so much potential, but I will NEVER be returning here. Too many kids, too many young parents, absolutely no direction, and false advertisement about their hours and no outside food or drink allowed. The when you exit the parking lot, you follow the exit signs and the exit dumps you out on a street on the opposite side of the farm. We had no idea where we were being let out, so we had to use the map on the vehicle GPS to figure out which way to go. The exit sign should say what street you are exiting onto! The problem with this place is that they just assume everyone is a local and knows where they are going. They also think it is acceptable to have zero directions or informational signage to assist people with finding their way around the place! Very low level thinking went into planning this fall festival. I guess the people working here along with the patrons of this place just don't know any better! Extremely disappointed and will NOT be back! read more

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Whatever you do, absolutely avoid this place on the holidays and for all holiday events. This establishment always has issues with directing traffic whether you're attending their event or just a regular joe driving home. After the event, there was maybe ONE employee waiving their glow stick at the exit to help people get out (um, we're in front of the exit, I think we know where the exit is). What good is that going to do? It didn't do any good when people were road raging, cutting people off in the "parking lot", and causing people to nearly get into accidents. You need to hire more people who actually know what they're doing to help guide traffic throughout the "parking lot." This farm didn't seem to hire enough officers to help with the traffic, and the officers that did show up, didn't help at all. They were standing in a group just talking while there was more road raging drivers in the line leading up to where they were (directly in front of the entrance). That's not directing traffic. That's getting paid to do nothing. When you buy your ticket online, you purchase the ticket by the time of arrival (it's to "help" with traffic. It does nothing). It won't matter what time you arrive to the event here bc they have no idea how to direct traffic and help people. Whatever time you arrive, even if you somehow make it in earlier than the time you purchased your ticket, bc the lines are so long, you will miss the majority of the event and spend most of your time in the car in line just waiting to park. Theres no lights in the "parking lot" and the gravel is uneven, a lot of people almost fell. When the event is over, you should know that there's nothing that helps you find your car. You know how most places has a number for the row to help you find your car? Nope. This place is dark and no numbers. A lot of people had to use their car alarms to try and find their vehicle. Once again, no employees there to help people navigate to their vehicles in the dark. IDK who plans the 4th of July event. But whoever it is needs better motivation and creativity. The fireworks are no better than anywhere else. They're very boring, and it's not much of a show. You are better off enjoying the fireworks your neighbors are lighting next door. The fireworks were dull and not creative. The fire works looked like the exact same to the fireworks being lit from the neighborhoods surrounding the farm. The fireworks were being lit in the exact same spot throughout the "show". Come on, put on a better show. It seemed like they only had a few different types of fireworks to light bc the whole 5 min show had the same fireworks being lit repeatedly. The splash pad and the bounce houses were closed way too early. We missed out on those bc it took so long to get in due to traffic. The live music was done way too early. The selection of food trucks appeared to be the same selection you see at the Queen Creek Friday food truck event. I support small businesses but when it's an event like this at the price we paid to get in, we expect something better that we can't get every Friday. You're honestly, better going to Gilbert's 4th of July event. Gilbert has a drone show on top of fireworks, and actual fun stuff to do. Plus, Gilbert was way cheaper to get in (free). I am honestly bummed that we wasted our money and time to come here. This establishment makes a great amount of income, they went cheap on hiring officers, employees, entertainment, and putting on a firework show. Save your money, time, and energy, and go somewhere else with your family to enjoy a holiday event, bc this is not the place. read more

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Absolutely loved this place! It's worth the drive and the price. The food is amazing, the staff members are great. They have a petting zoo as well, and the animals are friendly. They have a lot of activities to keep the kids entertained. I'll say the adults will have a lot of fun too. It's a great place to get away from the city! read more

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