10/01/2024
I’ll be honest, the cooler temperatures coming isn’t completely my jam! 🙈❄️
BUT- I love all things sweaters and leggings, smores, a good chili, Halloween, and DEFINITELY pumpkin patches!!
Which pumpkin patch is your favorite?! Comment below and let me know! ☺️
This year, I’ve curated my top recommendations for pumpkin patches in and near the St. Louis area for you and your family!
Below, you will find all the details! I did the research so you don’t have to! 🙌
But 1️⃣st be sure to save this post so you can refer back to it later!
And…stay tuned for posts related to ways to help develop your child’s language skills and speech skills at the pumpkin patches in the coming posts! 🥳🎃
Okay, now for the details-
All of these pumpkin patches offer fun activities tailored to families with young children, making them ideal for a memorable fall day out in (or near) St. Louis!
Eckert’s is known for its large pumpkin patch, U-pick pumpkins, and fun attractions like a “jumping pillow” and wagon rides, along with seasonal treats and live entertainment.
Thies Farm’s “Pumpkinland” provides hayrides, a play area with slides, and a mini-corn maze designed for little ones.
At Brookdale Farms, families can enjoy pumpkin picking, a petting zoo, tractor-pulled hayrides, and both a large corn maze and a mini-maze for younger visitors.
Rombach Farms offers a relaxed atmosphere with kid-friendly rides, a corn maze, and a “pumpkin train.”
Stuckmeyer’s Farm provides a “Pumpkin Patch Playground” tailored to toddlers, along with hayrides and a petting zoo.
Grant’s Farm transforms into a fall festival with camel rides, animal encounters, and tram rides, making it a fun choice for younger kids.
Suson Farm Park offers a more laid-back experience with farm animals and a play area.
Daniel’s Farm & Greenhouses offers a quaint, low-key pumpkin patch ideal for families seeking a more personal experience.
Enjoy!! 🤩