******CASH ONLY ESTABLISHMENT****** ***ATMs are available on…read morethe premise*** Service: The men and women working and staffing the farm were friendly! Selection: There were lots of areas to explore! They had an area with a bunch of covered tables under umbrellas for people to get a bite (burgers, fries, funnel cakes)or drink (lemonade, sweet tea, beer, etc.). They also had a corn maze (included in the ticket price), ice cream shop, gift shops & vendors, and hay bale rides (additional cost). Value: I felt like $15 per adult was a bit steep, but it did include a corn maze! Everything was a bit steep inside the farm as well. I don't think I would come coming again, but I think this is a perfect place for families with a bunch of kids because there are so many activities all in one farm!

This place was great! Looking for fun fall activities? Hall's Pumpkin Farm has it all! We had a…read moreblast walking through the corn maze, shopping the craft stands, seeing the adorable animals that live on the property and so much more! The entrance fee is $15 for adults and that includes the corn maze. There are plenty of photo ops and yes, you can even buy pumpkins to take home. The prices for the pumpkins were very reasonable and seemed to be lower than most grocery stores. Everyone working at Hall's was also so nice. From the ladies working the pumpkin stand, to the lady in the gift shop. I bought an excellent pumpkin soufflé candle and some jam. The lady was nice enough to keep our bags while we enjoyed the happenings, and then we were able to retrieve them when it was time to leave. There were also lots of portable restrooms onsite- they called it "potty town USA" Also, there were booths for food and drink, so you really could make a whole afternoon of roaming around here. I was bummed that I didn't get to go on the hayride since people in my party petered out before we had time to do it, but this just gives me incentive to go back again next year!

The people working the patch were very friendly and knowledgeable. They indulged my questions about…read morewhich pumpkin is best for soup. I ended up with a ten pound red one that made enough soup for my extended family for months to come for under $10. It had such an aromatic smell when I cut it open. Almost like a cantaloupe. The soup was . Not a whole lot for adults except taking advantage of cute photo ops and enjoying watching your progeny have a blast. (Which they did). The pumpkins are high quality and reasonably priced.

We went before and had a good time. This year on opening day no less was extremely underwhelming…read more They advertised magic shows, balloons, face painting... nobody I saw was doing any magic, the balloon guy was extremely unenthusiastic and because of how my daughter reacted, I didn't even want to approach him for one. I didn't see any face painter but my husband said there was one , I believe it was the older woman sitting at a booth with a bunch of plants and I honestly walked right by. There wasn't tons of people (we came in the afternoon) and you'd think that people working there would be more engaging. I saw the owner once but not even a hello. He was very friendly last year and even took a family pic for us. This year I was just very disappointed. Perhaps towards Halloween it may be worth a visit but I don't see a point in returning again. Very sad. They did have (as usual) lots of plastic play toys for the kids to enjoy and a few bounce houses. The mini cows and goats....yeah, behind an electric fence. Seriously. Better time spent at the Aubrey Peanut Festival which is free and has TONS of things for kids to do and a Petting Zoo as well as pony rides. This was not worth $20 IMO

What a big suprise this was amazing ligjhts food shows loved every moment Can't wait to see…read morethe Christmas ones

Absolutely NOT worth it. I've gone twice--both times were a mistake. The line to get in is…read moreabsurd--we waited nearly 2 hours, stuck in a mess of oversold tickets and total chaos. The first time, our GPS said we were 1.4 miles from the entrance... that's how FAR back the line stretched not counting the winding roads after the entrance gate. Traffic management is nonexistent past the gate: no cones, no staff, just cars blocking intersections and nearly colliding in the dark. By the time you finally make it inside, you're shoulder-to-shoulder in a packed crowd, too stressed to enjoy the lights. Save your money and sanity. Go to a haunted house instead. At least the fear and stress there is intentional and a shorter wait time. I won't make the mistake of coming back ever in the future.

Timberview Farmstead opened in March of 2024, and this was my first. I am filled with joy and can…read moreguarantee I will be back and in the meantime, sharing this gem with my friends and neighbors! Timberview will be a huge establishment; I wish them the best of luck as they continue to grow! Typically, there are 30 - 40 people who come to the events. They also do field trip days where they have 120 kids at a time doing all the fun activities and meeting the animals. My friend and I got lucky to have a near private tour with us and grandparents with their grandkids. Seth was kind enough to show us all around, teach us all about the animals and this wonderful place. Normally, it is more free roam. The summer schedule runs as follows: Daily Farm Schedule 10:15 AM Rabbit Races at the Small Animal Barn 10:45 AM Petting Tables at the Small Animal Barn 11:15 AM Sheep and Goat Walk Meet in front of the Large Animal Barn 12:15 PM Hold the Chickens at the Poultry Barn 1:00 PM Daily Theme Activity Each day is a different activity, and those are: TEA PARTY TUESDAYS Join us for afternoon tea with the bunnies! WATER WEDNESDAYS Bathe the goats, water the plants, and feed the ducks! TAKE HOME THURSDAYS Come pick up a farm activity to bring home! FISHING FRIDAYS Pick up a pole and head to boathouse! I loved the rabbit races. Getting to pick your rabbit, and then they put on race music for the bunnies to get excited and run. It is so fun. Reese and Waffles won our races, so you can try those two bunnies for your races. They did let us know two bunnies that we could not pick because they just had babies or were pregnant. They take good care of their animals here! Another activity that we thoroughly enjoyed was the goat and sheep walk. It unlocked a new joy for me. Seeing kids walk a goat or sheep. There is nothing quite like it! One child walked the mama goat, and the baby followed the whole way. One sheep (Ana) decided she did not want to go for a walk and dug her heels in the ground, so they let her go out to the pasture. Again, nothing is forced. If the animal doesn't want to or is tired, they get a pass. I can't wait for their fall activities! They plan to be open every Saturday in October and will have pumpkins and likely a small hay maze. December plans are unknown, but they may also be open on Saturdays, so follow their Facebook page and website for details to come. In the future, they hope to have a farmers market, coffee shop, and eventually a restaurant. Right now, their produce is sold to Tacos Oasis, a restaurant down the road and a catering company. We got to see them harvesting microgreens during the visit. Seth taught us about aquaponics, a method of growing lettuce in water from fish, which combines hydroponics with raising fish in tanks. About 20 employees work here, and the 5 or so that we got to interact with were welcoming and honestly, heartwarming to chat with. Seth obviously stands out because he walked around with us for two hours, but also T. She is a midwife who is changing up careers and a very pleasant person to chat with about the animals. The last thing I'll note. For being a farm, it is shocking how clean this place is! They do a great job keeping the floors clean. Ample hand washing stations and a few bathrooms in some buildings. The one thing I found missing was a diaper changer. It's possible they have one, but just not in the rabbit barn bathroom. Come enjoy, stay as long as you can, and definitely become a member to get the most joy from this place! Pack water, snacks, and a full lunch so you and the kids can stay happy during your visit. You can also visit Taco Oasis down the road afterward like we did! Check out all my pictures for detailed captions on cool things we saw.

This is such a hidden gem. We wanted to take some pumpkin patch photos without the crowd and…read moretraffic. It's quite a balancing act when trying to coordinate with a toddler and infant. Ruby Creek Family Farm was the perfect spot. It was only a 20 minute drive from north Fort Worth. You have to sign a waiver at the entrance. For admission, it's $12 per person. Free for 24 months and younger. They take either cash or card. No wait line to get in on a Sunday afternoon for us. The parking is free, and they have a huge lot. It's a short walk from the parking lot to the farm. I love that everything was spaced out from the photo-op areas to the play structures. Let's just say I had a great time making the entire family take cute photos with pumpkins. My son had a blast going up and down the slide. He also enjoyed running on the large jump pad. The live music in the background really set the mood. We didn't pay extra for the hayride. If the kiddos had more stamina, we would have stayed a little longer to look at the farm animals and checkout the food. Overall, we had a great time. Beautiful fall photos were captured, and precious memories were made.

My husband and I came to ruby creek for the first time and it was great! It's all kid centered…read moreactivities and fun! The price of $12 per adult is great compared to others. Free parking and the food is great and at a good price. Definitely bring hand sanitizers and wear something that keeps you and the kids cool!

Very affordable family friendly pumpkin patch. Price is $16 per 3+ includes all attractions. Food…read moreprices are affordable they have $2 hot dogs, $2.50 nachos. You can bring your own food as well they have plenty of picnic tables throughout the place. Lot of friendly animals. Will be coming back soon. Definitely recommend

Went for my birthday with my bestie and her two munchkins. Had SO MUCH FUN. $15 admission no…read moreproblem. Tons of activities...bouncy bubble (like a bounce house, but so much better because it doesn't have walls), a rolling hamster wheel thats hilarious, hay for climbing, bouncy-horse ride game, pony ride, petting zoo, corn-hole, silly photo-op spots, kiddie train, tennis ball skeet shooting, connect the dots game, kick-ball target game, and of course the maze! All the animals in the petting zoo were eager for and loving all the affection. The staff was friendly, cheerful and accommodating. All in all a great way to spend an afternoon

It's a family run farm intent on your families enjoyment! Good old fashioned clean outdoor fall…read morefun. Photo ops galore, space for the kids to run free! Yummy food & snacks, freshly baked cookies and other baked goods from the oven. Go. The kids will love it. Climb on ractors. Train rides. Free feed for the animals uncluded.

Cute place. The farm offers a hands-on experience with a variety of friendly animals, inviting…read morechildren to get up close and personal with furry friends; goats, chickens, and cows, to include the Texas Longhorn. Upon entry, youngsters are given a small amount of food to feed and can feed and learn about these gentle creatures. There are a few interactive attractions, a play structure, slides, sandbox, basketball, tic-tac-toe tables, etc. The farm also offers picnic areas, refreshments, and shaded seating; it's quite comfortable. I went with my 5-year-old, and besides the animals, he was bored quickly. I think the sweet spot is the toddler/ kid under 4 years of age or recommend bringing friends to play games with and run around safely. The staff is SO friendly; plenty of effort goes into the kids with bubble guns and Yea-haw's - they were great fun. Recommend giving a visit with a group or young families, they also do birthday party's and have a covered barn as a party option.

First timer! I accompanied my daughters class for a field trip! There is so much to do for fun…read morefilled day worth the trip!!! Plenty of activities, great little shop and the food smelled amazing!! I didn't get a chance to try the food because I was with my daughter's field trip and left little alone time for this mom! The staff was amazing in accommodating our little ones. We will return again with the family!

Make sure to buy tickets online. It's cheaper than purchasing at the gate. There was a flash sale…read moreonline, and I was able to get my tickets way ahead of time for $17.95 each. It's now $29.95 online and $35.95 at the gate. The pumpkin patch, obviously on the pricey side, is more of an attraction as there are a lot of activities to do. There's the typical photo-op setup filled with pumpkins in the background. As you walk further in, there is a playground area for kids to get on the swings and slides. You can also find a place to look at animals - goats, donkey, chickens, etc. Scattered throughout the farm are various cars kids can hop into and take photos in. We went on the hayride, which was a nice 10 minute ride to see the Christmas trees. They also have a dedicated area to buy pumpkins. If you get hungry or thirsty, they have a lot of shaded areas to sit and eat. They sell food and beverages. Overall, it was a fun experience for the entire family.

The staff is helpful and directed me to the plant I was looking for…read more I mentioned that I was buying milkweed specifically for caterpillars to eat. At no time did the nursery staff say that the plants may have been treated with pesticides. I thought nurseries had stopped using pesticides on milkweed because it is the only host plant for critically endangered Monarch's butterfly. Lesson learned. Sadly, the plants from Calloway's are treated with pesticides. They are not butterfly safe. I lost 30 Monarch caterpillars in one day. They do have a good return policy. I was able to return all of the poisoned plants.

I love this little nursery! It's been under my nose for years but for some unknown reason was…read morenever on my radar. I've now visited twice in the last few weeks. They have the usual nursery items - plants, fertilizer, pots, wind chimes, solar lights, etc. What really makes this place awesome is the staff! They are all so friendly and helpful. Inez checked me out on my first visit and signed me up for the club and their emails. Glad she did! That's how I knew pentas were 30% off yesterday. I had to go by and snag a couple. I highly recommend Calloway's nursery for all your landscaping needs!