strom's farm
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strom's farm印象
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The corn is picked on an hourly basis and always tastes so sweet and enjoyable. Staff is friendly and they also offer baking to take home.
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Went here with my toddler daughter on SaturdayThere was a bakery which smelled amazing, tons of pumpkins to explore and a few games. There was a play area and corn maze for an extra fee, I didn't end up going into so I can't talk about thoseWas able to find some amazing prices on produce, picked up quite a lot, including a pumpkin for less than ten dollars. Ha lunch there too, the kids meal came with a bucket which kept my daughter occupied lol.My daughter ended up tossing my wallet and her toy out if the wagon but their staff found both which was nice.
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Strom's creates a community feeling, and their butter tarts are to die for, definitely worth a visit
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This is a great place for kids and anyone who loves fall! Our group consisted of 2 adults and one 6 year old. Upon entry there are several small mazes and games to play that lead up to the huge corn maze. We were given a cross word puzzle and the challenge of finding the word list scattered throughout the maze. We did not have to pay an extra fee for this maze and a small prize was given out at the exit. The kids participated in the puppet show by yelling the word "pumpkin" every time a pumpkin puppet popped up. The kids seemed to enjoy themselves and many were dancing to the music. We got to be kids ourselves by getting on a 4 wheel pedal bike and racing each other around the track. We skipped the pumpkin toss and headed for the hay ride. The ride was short but the kids were given an "I Spy" list of pictures to find before it was over. The bakery had many tasty treats, but was fairly expensive. There is a hall for birthdays near the bakery area. We spent approximately 3 hours at the farm. We had a great time and all staff were very friendly! We look forward to going again next year.
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A trip to Strom's used to be about the pumpkins - now they seem to have their hands in your pocket at every turn. The October atmosphere is still a treat, and I don't mind paying more for the pumpkins in exchange for the experience. Also, though the maze and games would be fun, at $12 per child, there's no way I was sending my 3 children in to explore. Had the management at Strom's put a $5/head admission, then we would have gone and my children could have enjoyed the fun.Ah, what am I complaining about? The pumpkin industry must operate off of razor thin margins, so they have to stave off insolvency by up-charging everything else, I guess.... :-)