Date: Thursday, Sep 24
Time: 9:00 am - 1:00 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 ...
Family · Raleigh
“Go early to beat the heat and bring a wagon to haul heavy pumpkins.”
Page Farms Pumpkin Picking is a seasonal autumn event in Raleigh where visitors can harvest their own pumpkins directly from the field. Located right off Mount Herman Road, this working family farm opens its gates for weekday morning visits, allowing visitors to experience a traditional harvest atmosphere without the intense weekend crowds. Your fourteen-dollar admission ticket covers almost everything on the property, including the corn maze, a traditional hayride, the cow train, and the barnyard playground. It is an ideal destination for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary-aged children who will enjoy the corn crib and meeting the farm animals. Parking is free and located on-site, but you should bring a sturdy wagon if you plan to harvest a large pumpkin, as the fields can be muddy and require some walking. This event makes an excellent weekday outing because it combines active outdoor play with a tangible souvenir to take home. The morning hours are particularly manageable for parents of young children who want to enjoy the autumn weather and head home just in time for afternoon naps.
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Page Farms Pumpkin Picking runs Thursday, Sep 24, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.
6100 Mt. Herman Rd. is at 6100 Mt. Herman Rd., Raleigh, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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