Dickherber Farms

"I was surprised at the $10 to get in. I'm glad it's not advertised as a pumpkin oatch because there are just store bought pumpkins sitting around. All the animals have signs they may bite. It was an extra charge to ride the hay ride, which we wound up skipping. The corn maze was cool, kind of a bummer the message you search for winds up being religious, that took some of the fun out of wanting to look for more clues once you figure part of it out. Not super impressed. Probably won't return."

"We love Dickherber farms. Plenty of animals for the kids to pet and feed, nice little playhouse and pony swings. In fall they have pumpkins and a corn maze/hayrides. The owners are so sweet and pricing is very affordable."

"Private farm, the owner was warm and welcoming. The animals are not shy at all hold on to the feed bags because the animals will snatch them if you are not paying attention The farm was a welcome diversion from life’s script. I simpler time was had, felt like connections were reestablished . We enjoyed our time there."

"I am visiting from out of town and volunteer at a farm back home. I missed my babies back home so I googled farms near me. There were a few that caught my eye and this was one of them. I made the trip out to the farm and am so glad I did. The history of this farm is amazing and so fascinating. Kim and Rita are the most down to earth people you could meet and were so knowledgeable. The animals are so friendly and that is exactly what I needed to be around! I encourage y’all to make a trip out to Dickherber Farm!"

"Nice farm, now in the middle of suburbia! Lots of chickens, goats, and other farm animals to check out and pet. Fun corn maze (not too difficult to navigate), map is included with an added surprise of having to find hidden letters to solve a puzzle. Hay rides, hay bails to climb, and just a spread out are for kids to run around and play. Some pumpkins laying in the grass to pick from, about $1 a LB,."