Date: Sunday, Sep 20
Time: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Venue: 6100 Mt. Herman Rd., Raleigh
Price: $14
Category: Family
Admission Includes: Corn Maze, Hayride, Barnyard Playground, Corn Crib, Cow Train, Farm Animals, Farm Store and much more! Visit with our ...
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“Bring a wagon from home to carry heavy pumpkins and tired toddlers.”
Page Farms Pumpkin Picking is an annual autumn event in Raleigh where visitors can harvest their own pumpkins directly from the patch. Located on Mt. Herman Road, this working family farm opens its gates for a full day of traditional fall activities. Admission is $14 per person, which covers the hayride, corn maze, farm animal exhibits, and the playground area. Children under two get in free. The gravel parking lot can get dusty, so wear closed-toe shoes and bring a sturdy stroller or wagon to haul your pumpkins back to your car. This is a straightforward, easy-to-navigate farm visit that avoids the overwhelming crowds of larger regional festivals. It is an ideal Sunday outing for parents who want a classic fall photo opportunity and a relaxed space where young children can run around safely.
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Page Farms Pumpkin Picking runs Sunday, Sep 20, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm.
6100 Mt. Herman Rd. is at 6100 Mt. Herman Rd., Raleigh, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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