Creuziger’s Land of the Giants Pumpkin Farm

Took our one year old here for the fall festivities and he had a great time. We loved that there wasn’t an admission fee or parking fee and the activities were all fairly priced. He loved the train ride so much! There are also hay bales set up that the kids can play on for free and if you want to feed the animals all it costs is the quarter for a handful of feed! The pumpkins were also super affordable compared to other local farms. This will definitely be a new family tradition.

So pleasantly surprised when we stumbled across the Land of the Giants. We were actually headed towards another pumpkin farm but decided to take a chance on the Unilocal reviews.
We normally like no frills/​pick your own pumpkin off the vine in the field type places… and even though that’s our usual mind set, we loved LotG. Besides the pumpkins that are nicely laid out and organized by price, there are animals – goats and llamas that you can feed, a corn maze, some hay bales for climbing (king of the mountain style) and some play houses for the kids to enjoy. Just enough activities without it becoming a circus.
Now lets talk pumpkins… the pumpkins are reasonably priced and come in an array of sizes, including the 300lb and up variety. Humongous! Considering how big those are, I still felt they were reasonably priced – my husband buying a few to decorate the outside of his store for a Halloween event. The 150lb pumpkin – 20bux. Don’t know what we’ll do with it after all Hallow’s eve, but everyone loves it!
There is a small shop selling Fall/​Halloween Décor, popcorn, cookies, hot dogs, soft drinks and cider. The folks working there are so friendly and obviously love what they do. Great place; its now on our yearly Fall must-​do list.
Port-​o-​Potties only, FYI.

Loved this place yesterday. Lots of room to roam, great activites and awesome shop. Reasonable prices, which unfortunately, is harder to find. Will definately be back next year. So happy we found this place.

This pumpkin farm is amazing. Lots of space to move around, GREAT prices to get pumpkins, and so much «down home fun» for kids. I highly recommend this farm for great fall pictures and the experience.

I liked this place. My son is 3 and had a blast. I’m not sure it will hold his attention next year when he’s a bit bigger but, at this age at least, we had fun finding pumpkins, feeding the animals, playing in the bounce house, and riding the barrel train.

Fun place. Not overly crowded. Hay stack, maze, train ride, hay ride, lots of pumpkins to choose from. They even have a small petting zoo. Fun and very affordable. Will be going back next year. My 9 year old had a blast.

Like the first time you went to the toy store with the allowance you saved… your heart starts beating faster, you want to run from place to place, your eyes get bigger and bigger and then, wow, you find it… in this case a reasonably priced, ginormous pumpkin.
With respect to the true end game, this is a great place to grab a pumpkin. As mentioned the prices are reasonable. You can get a true monster (40 – 50 lb pumpkin) for less than $ 50.
With respect to the journey, everything you need in the agri-​tainment world. Unlike some nearby «farms,» here everything is priced individually so you don’t have to do what you don’t want to do. Ride the deuce-​and-​a-​half truck through the pumpkin fields (a bit loud and bumpy), walk the perfectly sized corn maze (takes about 17 — 30 minutes) and feed the llamas.
Perhaps the best ride is the barrel ride. 8 new, nicely upholstered barrels hooked to an ATV that zips around the farm. Every kid who rode this including mine absolutely loved this! Their faces… priceless.