Laity Pumkin Patch

This place is filled with loads of fun. Admission is way cheaper than other pumpkin patch locations in lower mainland. You only have to pay $ 5 for the entrance and the prices of the pumpkins are descent. You can ride the tractor as many times as you want. Kids totally dig this farm.

A great fall tradition (with one exception)!
We have been coming to Laity for a few years now and the kids just love it! Huge fields with lots of pumpkins, a corn maze with super tall corn, an enchanted forest (bunch of cutout cartoons placed into scenes in the forest — pretty cute), and a mini petting zoo with farm animals. Lots of good stuff for the kids. There is a small café but we didn’t try it — I guess it’s cash only too.
The only thing we noted is that is a wee but expensive. Admission is $ 5 each plus then the cost of your pumpkins. Final cost of our adventure was $ 37!!! When I can buy a pumpkin at other places for a few bucks it makes it tough to justify. Is the enchanted forest worth admission — you decide for yourself.
Definitely worth a visit if you haven’t been. It WILL be busy on nice weekends so be prepared for that. Oh ya — cash only! Don’t forget cause there’s no banks nearby.

During the fall, one of the best places to go and take the little ones is to a pumpkin patch. We found this place off a magazine and I’m so glad we came here. There are a lot of things to do. Just to name a few there are tractor rides, barn animals, corn maze, some well made Disney themed interactive wooden displays, and of course a pumpkin patch. There are plenty of opportunities to take photos around there so bring a camera. The price of entry is fairly cheaper than the one off of Stevenson Hwy in Richmond. If you are planning to check this place out and forget to bring a snack, no worries, there’s a barn to sit in for snacks and drinks as well.