Pick of the Patch Pumpkins & ABC Tree Farms

Went here with my class. My students have severe autism and don’t get to experience things like this. The manager was extremely nice and accommodating. The bounce houses were fun and a wide variety. Many pumpkins to chose from as well. Each of my students got a pumpkin and got to jump without having to worry about being judged or frowned upon. Thank you!!!

A Very small pumping patch with 7 jumpers. $ 10 for 30 mins. Parking is bad. Took our 2 year old daughter here and no seperate jumper for small kids so larger kids won’t stomp on the younger ones. Sat at the edge because my daughter is scared to be by herself and guy that works here keeps coming by telling us we can’t touch the outside of the bouncing area. Maybe he afraid we might jump in to join the kids or He afraid we might pop the jumper?

I wish I had checked Unilocal before we went.
We went for the pumpkin patch. The main attraction is the bounce house yard, which has quite a few bounce houses. The problem is that they had 1 employee working the whole patch: checking people in and supervising the bounce houses. There were very old, big kids in the bounce houses, pushing young kids and it was a very dangerous situation. There are some houses that are suitable for youngsters, and the staff should enforce that the older kids should carefully play in the youth houses. My 2 year old was pushed (intentionally) because she was slow going up the ladder of the bounce house by a child who was 7 or 8 years old.
We frequent bounce places often, so I am very familiar with them and understand that it is a bit of a wild situation. But I was so uncomfortable that I went into the bounce house to retrieve my 2 year old who was in danger of being crushed by a larger kid. On my way out of the house, the 1 staff member reprimanded me! No adults in the bounce houses! I understand that adults shouldn’t be allowed in them for play, but there is NO WAY on this planet that my hurt child is going to remain in the house while I go to find the ONE person working in the yard. Then wait until she is finished doing whatever she is doing to come and help my child. Uh, no. No common sense.
So we decided to leave. I should have thought better but we paid for our overpriced pumpkins and found a better way to spend our time.

Save your money and go to Lowe’s…
Went tonight, less than a week before Christmas to get a tree. Understandably, the best trees were long gone. However, the remaining trees were very expensive. Scraggly, knee-​high trees were $ 22. Slightly larger, waist-​high trees were $ 37. Normal-​size (5′ to 6′) trees were $ 65 and up. All prices firm, nothing open to negotiation.
Drove down the street to Lowe’s and got a great, 6′ tree for 9.99.
I’m not opposed to paying a little more to support a small and/​or family-​owned business, but I can’t justify paying nearly seven times as much.
Next week they’ll be paying someone to haul away the tree they could have sold me.