Best Childrens Farm Saint Louis Near Me

Amy Wolff: My son loves going in October

Samantha Anderson: Awesome place with tons to do. I have kids from the age 10 yrs old down to 3yrs old and they all had fun. Only problem is that it was an insane dust storm the day we went. They don't provide lids for the $6 drinks (lemonade) and they were ruined instantly from the dirt. It got to the point the kids wanted to leave just from the dust storm. I could barely see 5ft Infront of you. So great place just go on a day that's not windy.

Debbie Sander: Perfect family friendly event for the fall.

John “JD” Hollenbeck: Nice place for fall family fun

Mike Larson: Great family fun

LuvMsLisa: We had a ball at this pumpkin patch, plenty to do, see and eat. From funnel cakes to caramel apples. Plenty of pumpkins, pumpkin painting, pumpkin cannons, bouncy houses, hay rides, carnival rides something for everyone in the family to enjoy all ages and it was affordable for us all to have a great time.

Pati Collins: Parking was a bit "dusty" and I had a little problems with my walker,but the farm itself was a wonderful place!We had a terrific day and bought 2 pumpkins that are good quality and beautiful for making jack-o'-lanterns!!The food was reasonably priced,Rides for the little ones and even a petting section for kids of all ages and a special spot for the tiny tots too.Parking was free,no entrance fees and the tickets were reasonable.Good time had by all, grandkids and adults alike!

Maddox Compton: A lot of dust

Carol Graham: Great place for kids

Amy Seely: Love pumpkin time! Favorite place to go

Maria Ashby: It felt like I was at burning man. There was so much dust and dirt, we had to go for a car wash after parking in the parking lot. We couldn't eat at the tables because dirt was flying at us. The kids were miserable.All of the vendors were cash only.There was a Christian Church giving out free snacks from a food truck along with little cards. My 8-year-old took his Cheetos and handed the card right back. I didn't expect to get proselytized to at the pumpkin patch!I made a fool of myself trying to do the human hamster wheel, but that's not Relleke's fault.

Marlene Dickerman: They have many visitors at this time of year. But to charge 3 tickets ($3) for a small children's ride and then if you require a parent to ride to pay as well.Every year it gets more expensive.Bought 40 dollars for tickets for Grands and they still didn't get to ride everything. Only 2 kids along with several parents. And a little play yar or a 5 and under small play yard tickets for that too.

Desiree Avedon Aaron: It's a family tradition to go to Relleke Fatms each year. The employees are always so kind & helpful. We always have 4 youngsters in tow, too. The layout is nicely spread out leading to plenty of room to navigate the wagons carrying my grandchildren & all the other families in their wagons too. I look forward to traveling up to see my daughter & my Littles every year in the Fall. We make precious memories at Relleke every year too. The food is AMAZING! The kids that take the tickets at each ride are polite & always willing to help wrangle a kid or too, lol. The photographer, God bless her, is so patient, as we round up the kids for the yearly photo. As a MiMi, I'm very aware that I'm not going to live forever. Every day is a gift, you know? I'm so grateful to Relleke Farms for making our fall family outing such an adventure to remember!

A R: Nickel and dime for EVERYTHING. Each activity is between $2-$5 PER KID. Wish I would’ve known this was more expensive than Eckert’s. Wouldn’t have wasted our time coming. Total rip off.

Leslie Grussing: The staff at the pumpkin farm are the nicest farmers I’ve met. It. They helped us get 4 large pumpkins for small prices and it was truly a blessing from the lord.

Melissa Andre: Lots of activities for the kids. Plenty of animals to check out. A short wagon ride to look around a pumpkin patch. The corn maze was really fun. My daughter was totally WIPED OUT by the end.It was quite windy the day we went so the dust was almost unbearable, especially in/ near the parking lot. So, I'd avoid it on a windy day. Quite a bit of trash laying around on the ground.Probably better to visit in the evening when there aren't so many field trips going on.

Chris Sparrowgrove: Great place for kids....and they got "Elephant Ears"

Rachel: Lots to enjoy. Kids love it. Something really needs to be done about the dust. Wetting it down lightly, laying plywood or even growing grass in the spring & summer.

Cindi Nottmeier: Took pre K and kindergarten for field trip, all the kids had a great time. Teachers and parents did, too.

Nick Berding: Fun

Roman Martinez: Love this place! Super friendly and zen like

Tina Mohan: I love this farmer's market. Open at the end of the day, on Wednesdays, and in my own neighborhood too. Every one is very nice. There's music, food, lotions, salves, poetry books, children's books. I saw people getting a relaxing massage. Fruits and vegetables, fresh eggs, relishes, elixers. Hot dogs. I've never seen a large crowd there. The atmosphere is very welcoming, lots of smiling faces. If you wanted to you could sit by a firepit. I highly recommend it. I hope to go again soon.

Neah Barnhart: Such a beautiful, healing environment! They host a weekly farmers market, yoga and restorative events and more!! Strongly recommend!!

Kristen Collins: Talk about therapeutic... peaceful and serene.💯%A hidden gem that's both a treat and treasure to behold. There's so much to see & learn...and I know I learned at least 12 different plants that surround the circumference of my home.And the one that I had been so curious about (was-is ) my nemesis...the Cleaver plant. That green sticky -prickly vine like plant that clings to flowers and plants, and you & your clothes. You really don't pay attention to it until you have to cut the grass... or for some, mow the lawn...or do a little gardening. Overall it was an awesome and great experience!!Thanks Janet & Crystal! ☘️🍃🌿🌱🍀🌻

Andrea Obregon: This place was amazing very well organized and safe. I really enjoyed my visit. I will definitely go to back this summer to see the farm at full bloom and the finished canning kitchen .

Paul Covington: I need more details on that

Tracy Banks: Loved the animals, fire pit and scenery.

Kalu Ma: Great place. Attended a fall festival that was nice.

LaTanya Ivy: This is a farm run by a wonderful woman who holds various events here throughout the year. A true hidden gem.

Glenn Beckmann: I had the great experience of buying 17 of Janett's Elderberry Plants today and meeting Eric. Great Great couple and look forward to going back, especially to share some my beef products with them. Happy Easter

Karen Greer: Pictures and words can't explain the feeling of wholeness at Rustic Root Santuary. My personal experience was pure serenity in an environment filled with learning opportunities in the agricultural field. I learned an abundance of things about cultivation and how the earths resources and animal connections help us in many ways to aid in our overall health. This is an experience the whole family will enjoy.Rustic Roots Santuary continues to add richness by including child educational and hands on experiences as well as providing nutritional resources to them and our seniors.You won't be disappointed.