Mile High Farms

Just went today for opening weekend. While we were there for 3 hours it didn’t feel like the price was quite worth it.($68 bucks for two adults, one 5 year old and a senior is a LOT!) For perspective- for $30 more we could have went to Anderson Farms. Admittedly- a lot of things were not up and running yet according to one of the ladies working there. (If things aren’t working yet I’m not sure why they are charging full price.) We went specifically for the advertised corn pits as I have a sensory seeking autistic child. (They hadn’t got around to getting those done yet.) The little tires they had were set up had some corn in them. However they were right next to a tire full of poop. Their concession stands were not fully up and going yet. No ice available. The food trucks were very limited and the price gouging was real. $8 for a bag of Doritos is insane. Pictures included. Pumpkin pricing was $.85/lbs if you’re curious so a good size pumpkin is gonna run you $30-40 bucks. It just felt like a money grab honestly. The one bounce house they had was VERY dirty. And the advertised play area was a tower with two slides. The petting zoo was animals with nothing to feed them though you touch them through the fence. They have old tractors and trucks all over but signs saying the kids can’t climb in them. Gift shop was closed. And “basketball” area were non functional. This is not a farm I would return to at the advertised price. ***Update. After attending Anderson Farms this weekend, this place is ABSOLUTELY not worth the price. Changed review from two stars to one star. Pay the extra and go elsewhere. I’ve also spent the entire week pulling sticky thorns out of my carpet in my car, off my kids shoes, off my radio flyer, and I somehow picked up ants from their parking lot.***

Spent an awesome little day out at Mile High Farms. Took a little walk through the pumpkin patch and picked a couple big pumpkins for the family craving contest next weekend. Kids met some new four legged friends at the petting zoo. Turned out to be a great day down on the farm. If you find yourself looking for something fun to do with the family check this place out.

Family fun for all in the fall! And just a short ride East of Denver. This local farm knows how to entertain the kiddos, and their parents! We had plenty to do with a hay ride to a real pumpkin patch, visiting with farm animals, face painting, a endless photo ops. Highly recommend!

This is a great place to go with family or friends for a hay ride, a corn maze, pet and feed sheep, and to buy pumpkins. The pumpkins are a bit expensive, but the tiny ones are free. The hay ride is relaxing, and you’re dropped off where you can take as long as you need to pick any pumpkin(s) that you want. Loved the experience:)

Definitely not worth the price for admission! Rickety old structure with one slide that bends when a 90 lb child goes down. No petting zoo as advertised, there are animals, but they are in pens you can’t go in, so you can’t actually touch them. Also, all of their water troughs are disgusting. A couple tire swings, a single see saw that’s probably 50 years old. Bounce house was super tiny and also filthy. Overpriced everything. Such a disappointment and a waste of $123 to get in.