Page Farms Pumpkin Picking is a seasonal autumn event in Raleigh where visitors can harvest their own pumpkins and play on a working family farm. Located right off Mount Herman Road, this fourth-generation farm opens its gates for a morning of traditional fall activities designed for younger children. What to Know: Admission is $14 per person, which covers the corn maze, hayride, cow train, and access to the playground and farm animals. Children under age two get in free. The farm has a gravel parking lot with plenty of space, but the terrain is bumpy, so leave the umbrella stroller at home and bring a rugged wagon or baby carrier instead. Port-a-potties are available on-site, and you can purchase snacks and farm-fresh items at the farm store. This weekday morning slot is a smart pick for parents of preschoolers who want to avoid the massive Saturday crowds. You get full access to the activities in a much quieter, more relaxed environment.
Your admission ticket covers the corn maze, hayride, cow train, barnyard playground, corn crib, and visits with the farm animals. Pumpkins are purchased separately by the pound.
Is Page Farms stroller-friendly?
The farm ground is uneven, grassy, and can get muddy. Standard strollers will struggle here, so a sturdy all-terrain wagon or a baby carrier is highly recommended.