Studt's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze - Grand Junction, CO

Namie Suazo Morton

It’s been 3 years since we last visited Studt’s it’s really nice can bring the whole family kids can enjoy so many things there like playing and so many more.

Justin Towers

Would be better if it was more affordable. It's pricey enough to get in but once you are in then you have to pay even more for other activities once inside. Some i understand but it shouldn't cost extra to jump on the air bubble area

One thing that definitely needs to be done is fix the big sack slide. I along with several other adults that I witnessed were hurt by a bump under the slide plastic that wrecked our tail bones. I needed a couple minutes to be able to walk comfortably.

Several animals in the petting zoo area probably shouldn't be in there due to them seeming quite unhealthy

Understaffed and have kids under 16 running positions so they werent very helpful at points in the day

Elizabeth Barker

We love Studt's pumpkin patch, every year they have something new to do & we love the corn maze ? (Your kids can ask for a checklist for the corn maze). We spend hours there, it's beautiful & the staff is always so polite.

Kyla Hemelt

What was once a yearly tradition for two families was a huge bummer this fall. Despite rain and cold weather which was completely out of the farm’s control we found that this year’s prices were spiked 309% higher than what we paid 4 years ago. We understand inflation and after covid spikes, this still seemed steep. We were shocked when a family of 4 was $88 (one being an adult who is not participating in any of the structures and an other a 3 year old who is limited to what they can do). To add insult to injury 4 of their attractions were not available, yet we paid for general admission which has always included them. After asking why, we were told it was due to staffing. Being a small business owner I can completely sympathize, but I also realize there should be a sliding scale or discount if you are expecting that as a customer and it is falsely advertised. On top of this their online website misrepresented the opening time as noon which detoured us from coming earlier, and would have been a better plan with younger children. We love supporting small businesses and have always enjoyed this each fall, but the cost, disappointment of lack of transparency and the lack or understanding why we were frustrated will sadly keep us from coming back in the future. Super bummed for us and them.

Ash Black

Prior to going I was hesitant to pay $22/person, that’s pretty pricey, especially for a family. We opted to go on a Wednesday where admission was $10/person, and we had the best time. My daughter had so much fun, made so many friends, and it wasn’t near as busy as when we went on the weekends in the past. If you can make a full day out of it it’s worth the $22, so much to do even without the add ons.

John Milroy

We’ve been to a lot of these pumpkin patches and this one is by far the best. This year we drove from the front range just to come to the pumpkin patch. The food, and the pumpkin prices are both very reasonable.

sherri sisneros

A bit expensive. My (10, 11, 13) older kids didn't seem to enjoy going as much this year as they use to. But over all a good time. The prices of pumpkins seemed overpriced, I'm to counter their cost. I took all 9 of my grandchildren, didn't like how some of the activities were not included in the gate price, which we paid a lot. Thinking this is our last year to go. We have gone every year for the past 12 years, very underwhelmed this year, too expensive for no more than there was.

jeannine g

This was so much for for our family. I've been planning on coming for years but never made it until I finally came with my 2 1/2 yo. She had a blast. It's a little pricey for admission IMO, but there was a lot to do (the slides and train were fav). It was crowded on Sat but not too bad where you had to wait in long lines. Tons of great pumpkins to choose from.