The fall season is upon us which is the perfect time to scope out places to visit with the kids this fall! We have two of our very own farms located right in Warminster-Willow Grove. I've included other must-see spots beyond the Warminster-Willow Grove boundaries too that your family will be sure to enjoy this autumn! Check back throughout the month or updates on fall event details, pricing and hours!
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707 Almshouse Rd, Warminster, PA 18974
Come pick your own apples on Saturdays and Sundays from 10-4 starting September 21st. The fall fun continues with hayrides and pumpkin picking starting Saturday and Sunday October 5th, from 10-4. Stop in a shop for delicious baked treats while you're there! Stay tuned for more fall event details to come!
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1262 Limekiln Pike, Horsham, PA 19002
Come enjoy a 20-minute decorated hayride (no haunts here!) out to the fields on Saturdays and Sundays from October 5th to October 27th, from 10-4. On your excursion, you'll find hay and corn mazes, an obstacle course, and a corn table. Pick-your-own-pumpkin and grab some great fall photos while you're there too!
- Tickets are $9 per person for anyone 2 and older, and can be purchased by 4pm at the store.
- Pick-your-own pumpkins from the fields are an additional fee, and will be weighed and paid for upon return at the store.
Keep scrolling to see other great spots outside of Warminster-Willow Grove! Locations are in alphabetical order by town.
None Such Farm (Buckingham)
The pumpkin field will be open on Saturdays and Sundays starting on October 5th. Pumpkins are $.75/Pound. Tractor hayrides are $3.50/pp 2 years and up. Pick-Your-Own on several October weekends. This location also has cornstalks, straw bales, gourds, ornamental corn, and winter squash. No admission fee, free parking. Leashed dogs are welcome.
Hellerick's Family Farm (Doylestown)
Starting September 12th, plan for hours of fun here where general admission (Weekdays $14.99, Weekends $18.99, and Under 36" Free) includes entry to the 18 acre farm area, including, wagon rides, corn mazes, farm animals, slides, and 40+ activities for children and adults of all ages. There are 1000's of Pumpkins, squash and gourds to choose from, a variety of fall decorations and fresh baked goods and cider, available on select weekends in September and all weekends in October!
Froelich’s Farm & Garden Center (Furlong)
Stay tuned for details about the 2024 Fall Festival, including hayrides, a monster slide, pumpkin shoot out, and pumpkin patch.Enjoy tast treats, and take a seat around the bonfire and enjoy a s’mores kit. More details to come!
Merrymead Farm (Lansdale)
Kick-off the season with the special event of the lighting of the Great Pumpkin on Saturday, Sept. 28th. Fall activities run from September 28th-November 1st with prices starting at $14. Children under 2 are free! Activity options include tractor hayrides, cornstalk tunnels, animal visits, pumpkin jump pad, corn bins, mazes, merry express train, and add-on experiences, including paintball, apple blasters, gem mining and more!
Styer Orchard (Langhorne)
If you love to come pick-your-own fruit, this is the place to be! Come out from 9 to 6 (closed on Mondays) and take a wagon ride out to pick your fruit! Gala, Cortland, Golden Delicious, Mutsu, and Empire apples. Prices and types available may vary through the season. Food options at the market with children's menu too!
Snipes Farm and Education Center (Morrisville)
The Fall Festival Fun Starts Sept 28th! Over five weekends, your family can enjoy activities such as Belgian horse wagon rides, exploring the pumpkin patch, and climbing the giant hay pyramid. Hours are on Saturdays from 9-6 and Sundays from 10-5. Tickets are $12/pp ages 3 and up. Children 2 and under are free. Also on site are food trucks, apple cider donuts and more.
Manoff Market Gardens and Cidery (New Hope)
Enjoy Manoff Market Cidery, open Monday Through Saturday from 10-5:30 p.m. Take the family to discover the unique flavors of Pennsylvania’s local cider. Taste something fresh with 100% fresh-pressed apples, picked from their very own orchard, and fermented right in New Hope!
Solebury Orchards (New Hope)
Choose from the cutting garden, where you can wade through the waist-high flowers and make up a special bouquet from the abundant selection. On weekends in September, October, and the first weekend of November, there are wagon rides through the orchards for apple picking. All pick-your-own fruit is priced by the pound for whatever you pick. Reservations are REQUIRED for apple picking on Saturdays and Sundays in September and October, which can be made online and will open weekly for the upcoming weekend. No reservations are needed for Thursdays or Fridays.
AGA Farms (Perkasie)
Now open daily from 9-6, weather permitting, AGA Farms offers a variety of goods and entertainment. This fall, you can find pumpkins, hayrides, and decorations. Find two corn maze options for you to explore. The large corn maze covers two acres, containing forks, loops, and dead ends. Each year the maze is custom designed and hand-built. The kid-friendly smaller corn maze is a winding path through one acre of corn, with nothing to aim you in the wrong direction. The hayride will take you on a tour of the 100-acre property!
Winding Brook Farm (Warrington)
During the month of October, celebrate the fall season with a corn maze, hay maze, pumpkin patch, and hayrides! Experience a daytime hayride (for a small fee) that stops at a pumpkin patch further out in our farm meadows. The hayride duration is approximately 30 minutes. Pumpkins are $.70 per pound. Come and find your "perfect" pumpkin. Already have one? Just go on the hayride for fun! Hayride Cost: $4 per person; Kids 2 and under free. For hours and other offerings this season, review the calendar here.
Shady Brook Farm (Yardley)
Come on out for Fall Fest, opening Friday, September 13th, with prices starting at $15. Navigate through a 4-acre corn maze, hand-pick your perfect pumpkin, and take in the beauty of the sunflower field! Keep the fun rolling with whimsical wagon rides, live, toe-tapping tunes, and apple picking straight from the tree.
Last updated 9/26/24
