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The pumpkin patch is located at the bottom of the Tube. We close the corn maze for thunderstorms and major rain. Meuer Farm LLC N2564 US Hwy 151 Chilton, WI 53014. Clanton is the county seat of Chilton County. We also specialize in Wisconsin Cheese, Door County products, local honey, crafts and much much more! The Pumpkin Patch of Chilton County, LLC (aka The Grand Ole' Pumpkin Patch, Clanton, Alabama. 168 likes 2 talking about this 1 was here. The Homestead Fall Farm. Open seasonally in the Fall for all your seasonal needs – from pumpkins to decor! In the Fall Homestead Fall Farm hosts a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, wagon rides, putt-putt golf, a corn maze, playground, gift shop, and more – including hosting an Open House four weekends.
Admission to the Great Pumpkin Patch is free! You pay for each activity. Fun for the young at young at heart at affordable prices.
Plenty of activities for kids! And those still young at heart can enjoy sitting under a shade tree listening to music, watching the kids or enjoying any of the wonderful food and sweets from the Red Barn Kitchen or famous Pie House.
Much of the Great Pumpkin Patch has been newly renovated and updated. We have a totally new inflatable park with a Great Jumpin' Pumpkin, incredible Super Slide that is fun for young and a Smaller Slide for those not quite ready for the challenge of the Super Slide. The all new Bungee Run is a great way to challenge friends and family to a competition of strength and skill and provides loads of laughter for those watching the challenge.
The Great Pumpkin Patch Train is all new and is a fun way to ride around the pumpkin patch. It provides an excellent opportunity for photos that will be treasured for a lifetime.
Our Wagons are totally new and ready for rides out to the pumpkin patch to pick your own pumpkin to take home.
The Hay Pyramid for kids is built just for climbing and jumping onto a soft bed of hay just like growing up on a farm. There is a great place for parents and grandparents to sit and enjoy a cool drink or snack and watch the kids master the pyramid.
The Petting Zoo is ready for young and old to see and pet different farm animals in a safe and fun setting.
Of course, we will have Live Entertainment and a Halloween Costume Contest. There will be other games and events throughout the month including a craft weekend with local artisans to show off and sell their artwork. And the Country Store is well stocked with local goods and other items for sale.
The Pony Rides are always a favorite for kids as well!
Grand Ole Pumpkin Patch to be leased or sold
Published 1:19 pm Thursday, March 26, 2015
After 15 years in business, the owners of The Grand Ole Pumpkin Patch in Clanton have decided to lease or sell the property.
After 15 years in business, the owners of The Grand Ole Pumpkin Patch in Clanton have decided to lease or sell the property.
In September 2014, Bobby and Frances Payton, who own the property, decided not to open for 2014 due to sickness and death in their family but remained optimistic about re-opening in 2015.
A sign indicating the property is for sale/lease was placed on the front of The Grand Ole Pumpkin Patch sign about a week ago.
“It is really hard for us,” Frances Payton said. “It is something we have really struggled with because of everyone who supported us. People have raised their kids at the Patch and look forward to coming every year so it has been a difficult decision to make. We have had a hard year, and we still have a lot of health issues to look after.”
The Patch, located off Alabama Highway 145 near Interstate 65 Exit 212, has more than 35 acres of pumpkins, gourds and other fall plants.
Typically, the Patch opened Oct. 1-31, and visitors to the Patch could select pumpkins from the vine, enjoy hayrides to the large pumpkin patch every so often, and homemade food, barbecue and pies in the concession area.
The Patch also provided fall décor and crafts sold on the property as well as a petting zoo, inflatable park, and a hay pyramid and maze.
Ideally, Payton said the family would like to have the 63 acres of property stay a pumpkin patch and would be open to leasing options.
“People visit us from all over the state,” Payton said. “We would hate to see it go.”
Payton said the pumpkins are typically planted around the Fourth of July to prepare for the Patch opening in October.
Chilton County Chamber of Commerce Executive Assistant Brittani Ellison said the Patch is a popular attraction for visitors near and far.
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“I know a lot of school groups visited the Patch every year,” Ellison said. “When the Patch didn’t open in 2014, we had several calls from different groups asking if the Patch would be open again or if it was closing for good. It was definitely a tourist attraction for the area. I think a lot of people enjoyed coming to it because it was centrally located and it was a good field trip for the schools.”
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