Lowe Family Farmstead

We visited Lowe Family Farmstead as a family of four (two adults, a 3-year-old, and a 2-month-old) and had an amazing time. There are so many attractions to keep kids (and adults) entertained—our favorites included the corn kernel pit, three different tractor rides, three corn mazes, a giant potato sack slide, the apple shooting range with compressed air launchers, a kids rope course, a giant inflatable dragon, and the bounce blobs. The petting zoo was a big hit too, and there were plenty of food stands and shops, along with a main kitchen area right in the center. The whole place feels like a spacious fairground with a fun farm-style atmosphere. Everything was spread out enough that it never felt crowded, but there was always something exciting around the corner. One tip for families with toddlers: if you’re bringing a stroller, go with one that has larger wheels. The gravel paths are smooth and manageable, but once you hit the grass areas, smaller strollers can make for a bumpy ride. Overall, Lowe Family Farmstead was a wonderful outing for our family, and we’ll definitely be back as the kids get older!

We just hosted our youth group here and it was a lot of fun! Oh! And those drinks at your sip station are amazing! That's exactly what us youth leaders needed to keep up 😁

We look forward to our annual visit here each year! If you love Fall as much as we do, this is the place for you. There are so many activities for the kids, farm animals to pet/feed, great food including pizza, burgers, chicken tenders, etc. Everything is clean and the photo ops are endless. 10/10

Had a wonderful time here with the family. We went on a Thursday and it wasn’t too busy at all. We didn’t have to wait in line for anything. Weather was perfect and the flower farm was beautiful!

Visiting the Farmstead is an October tradition, not just for my family but for most people I know. The corn maze is an adventure every year. My kids love Rusty the pumpkin eating dragon and the ropes course area. We always have a blast here exploring and there’s so many things to do we almost never get through all of it.