Bobby Dazzler's Pumpkin Patch & Christmas Trees

Exactly what I was looking for in a pumpkin patch. There was a fairly massive field full of pumpkins with an excellent variety of sizes and types. There wasn't much else save for a few nice snacks booths and a nice corn maze. Prices were fair and it was far from too crowded. I've attached a picture with the prices as of 2024

Seeing that I came late in Oct there wasn’t much for pumpkins to pick but I’m sure they are plentiful in the beginning. I was excited to see some farm animals but when I did I was quickly saddened by how depressed and tired the animals were, and most were stuck having to lay in their own filth as there area’s weren’t properly cleaned up. The two mini horses standing close together for comfort and not able to lay down as they were surrounded by feces. And the poor cows!!! The cows were surrounded by their own feces & laying in it, with an abundance of flies bothering them and stuck around their eyes! It was a very depressing sight. I mostly came for the corn maze and was told by a girl that I had to stand in the longest of lines to get a ticket, so I turned around to head home before I purchased my pumpkin. As I was purchasing my pumpkin I was told by a different girl I could have purchased a corn maze ticket there and not had to wait in line. I think the person at the beginning of the corn maze should have known this information, unless misinformation is just being spread around. Either way, it would have been helpful to know.

So far this year we have been to a few pumpkin patches. This has been our Best experience. I was Happy with the pumpkin selection, the further you go back the more pumpkins their were. Staff was all super friendly. We have been to this patch a few times over the years and it feels the same. We enjoy that it feels like a pumpkin patch and Not a carnival. My little kids enjoyed it, we felt safe letting them run and enjoy picking pumpkins. It did get busy, we went on the weekend but we got their early.

Great time for the family! Had a huge pumpkin patch, corn maze, cow train, petting zoo, hay bale pyramid, corn pit and food vendors. Well organized and easy to navigate even when it was busy. Fun time!

Definitely more family friendly. Even if the customers aren't very nice. There's the hay maze for smaller kids, corn bath and hay pyramid for free. $6 per person for the Milo Maze. $6 per person for the petting zoo, but one child under 10 years old is free, so not sure how much it is for more than one child. Cow train is $5 but during the week it runs later so those in school can still grab a ride after. Pumpkins seem pretty well priced. We got about an 8lb blue-green pumpkin for $9. Wish I didn't break the stem off because it's beautiful. They do tend to have more stuff during the weekends (face painting, more time for the cow train, and I saw an area for the ponies, so maybe pony rides?) but I can see it being a little too hectic for me. There are definitely more things to do here than the one in Dixon, but Dixon's pumpkin patch has the larger maze. Took us about 2 hours to go through that one and the cashier at the Woodland pumpkin patch said Milo Maze takes about 20-40 minutes to do.