Prospect Hill Garden Center

This place has the worst customer service ever! They do not stand behind their flowers! I will never purchase anything from here again and you shouldn’t either! The manager/​owner of the greenhouse told me «I could crab all I want» but she would not even exchange a plant! I stopped at two other nurseries/​garden centers in my area yesterday and asked them their policies compared to Prospect Hill. Those places would gladly keep their customers happy! When I told the manager/​owner I would no longer buy from Prospect Hill, she said «that’s fine»! Apparently, one customer doesn’t matter to these people! Please spend your money elsewhere!

Ugh, talk about getting nickel and dimed! I went to PH Garden Center for the pumpkin patch and other fall festivities. I walked out two hours later with my wallet almost $ 60 lighter. Yikes!
Tickets for games and activities are $ 1 each. Kids games are 1 ticket ($ 1) and activities like the bounce house are 3 tickets ($ 3 for a whopping 5 – 10 minutes of play). There’s a per pound charge for pumpkins (49 cents, I think) and hay rides are $ 3.75 per person.
The hay ride is pretty lame. You get driven through a field and dropped off in a ‘pumpkin patch’ (aka: clearing where they’ve laid out some pumpkins). Then you wait about 10 minutes for the tractor to come pick you up and take you back to the main area.
I paid $ 2.50 for what I’m 99% sure was chili from a can. On a positive note, they do have very clean porta potties and there’s a fun (and free!) activity where kids can pretend to milk a cow. Overall, though, I came away feeling pretty robbed. I’d rather just pay an admission fee that includes a hay ride or pumpkin rather than paying $ 1 here and a dollar there. $ 60 later… ouch!

This place has several fun activities for kids, most of which cost $ 1.00-$ 3.00. The «hayride» is $ 6 and is a tractor pulled wagon with wooden benches and some hay thrown on the floor.
The $ 6 hayride includes a drop off at the corn maze, which is kid-​friendly and leaves you at the «pumpkin patch,» a small field where they transported a large number of good quality pumpkins to make your search easier.
There is also a greenhouse where you can buy snacks and caramel apples and a small petting zoo with a few goats and a llama.
If you’re looking for something different, they sell white pumpkins and sell corn stalks and hay bales for decorating your front yard.
I would consider going back.