Rock Creek Farm

Love it here!!! We go early in October and beat the huge crowds. I love how they have a huge section for the kiddos. I have yet to do the corn maze (maybe next year). I love how inexpensive it all is and how many fields you can choose from. This is our favorite annual go to place!!!

First off, free admission on the farm. Other places I looked into charge an entrance fee. Second, pumpkins start at $ 8 for whatever size, and there are some LARGE pumpkins for picking, that is if one is willing to hall that sucker to the car! The more pumpkins purchased the cheaper the price.
The BF and I didn’t know what to expect on the farm but for a Saturday fun day it was well worth it. The crowd of cars entering the farm was huge for a late October, but once on the farm we pulled off at near by pumpkin patches with smaller pumpkins just to check them out before heading to the other patches.
The farm was impressive with its many acres of just sheer pumpkins after pumpkins. Signs are well posted to direct you especially to the Corn Maze, Children’s play area and more pumpkin patches. The corn maze has a fee of $ 9 per person. A map of the maze is provided with activities for the kids to find marked locations, and once at the location the chance to hole punch the completed task. Lots of goody treats were also sold on the farm: baked pumpkin bread, loafs, and candied apples.
The BF and I got a really nice big pumpkin, which will be carved soon. It was both our first pumpkin patch visit and definitely not our last.

Pretty good deal on Halloween fun if you have little ones and they aren’t big enough to do the giant corn maze.
Great pricing on pumpkins as you can pick whatever size on the field and it’s all the same price. Free activities (giant slides, jump houses, hay maze, petting zoo). Also great photo ops to take pics as a family.
One thing to watch out for… Unsupervised kids. Especially the big kids. Please, parents/​caregivers, watch your kids!
Other than that, great experience! This is a favorite, inexpensive place for Halloween fun!

Great activities for the kids free of charge. Pumpkins are expensive but you are also paying for the experience. I’ve always had a good time visiting.

not dog friendly… major fail.

I was there last year and, was absolutely disgusted with the condition of some of their animals in the petting area. One goat had a terrible bloody sore on his bottom and, when we told someone (which was hard to find) they were not at all concerned. Others were dirty and seemed depressed and underfed. I will never take my family there again and, suggest that the farm come into complience with the way they treat their livestock.

Even though I pass the farm on a daily basis to and from work, this is my first year actually going to the farm. I don’t know why I waited so long! We took our 5 year old grandson and we all had a fantastic time. Farm opened at 9 we arrived at 11. Bypass the first two pumpkin patches. Everyone seems to pull off the moment they arrive. (We did too) but hopped back into the car and drove a bit further to get away from the crowd and with 100 acres to choose from, found a nice spot where it was just us with HUGE pumpkins! We had our pick of beautiful pumpkins.
I also love the pricing structure. The more pumpkins you buy, the cheaper they get. And it’s for ANY SIZE! Not like other places that charge by small, medium or large. We bought 5 pretty big pumpkins for decorating. At the stands there are gourds and mini pumpkins 2 for $ 1 and the pie pumpkins are $ 2 each. Each stand had baked goods that were very reasonably priced.
The best part was the kid zone. I was shocked (yes really) to find out that the bounce houses, the petting zoo, maze, huge bouncy slide, actually everything was FREE! Other than 1 attraction the «Hampster Ball» (which was clearly marked and run by an outside vender). I was fully prepared to pay for bouncy slide tickets for our grandson and thrilled that I didn’t have to and he could go on as many times as he liked as long as he waited in line. How refreshing not to be price gouged!
We spent 4 ½ hours at the farm actually picking pumpkins, taking photos and having quality family time. I’m sorry we let so many years go by before going! We will definitely be back.

A huge range of fields to find pumpkins in, and some nice activities for kids too. The foodstuff they sell (pumpkin bread and caramel apples) are delicious — the pumpkin bread freezes well and the caramel apples have a ton of really good caramel on them.
Get there early though, the crowds can be massive. They have so many pumpkins that even getting there near Halloween you’ll be able to find something nice. Also be aware that the roads through the fields are very dusty, do not get your car washed before you go there.

We took our daughter to get her very first pumpkin. They have a pretty great setup BUT you need to wear shoes that you understand are going to get pricker things in them. You know the kind that stick to everything and are sharp? Yea those, flip flops are NOT proper attire. So you drive in and get a plastic knife and a map and it tells you where to go to get pumpkins and they have booths with food and games and mazes. It’s $ 6 per pumpkin and so you can get a HUGE one for not much. We got a lovely pumpkin and they even gave our toddler a free tiny pumpkin to hold. It was nice and made a fun family outing. We’ll be doing our pumpkin picking here from here on out, with proper shoes of course.

Awesome inexpensive fun for Halloween. Great free kid activities. Inflatable slide. Kids maze. Bouncy house. Hamster ball. Great goodies for sale.

I absolutely loved this pumpkin patch! The view of the mountains is spectacular. Their pumpkin patches are awesome and they have a great variety to choose from. They have the coolest farm animals to see, and the farm animals seem very happy with their living spaces. I appreciated this, because at the pumpkin patch near Riverdale, I felt like the animals were miserable and that broke my heart. They have the cutest set ups for you to take pictures with your family. They also had a super fun slide for kids and a bouncy house or two. On top of all that, unless you want to buy some snacks or a pumpkin, everything else was free! You can’t beat that! I also had the most delicious caramel apple!!! I don’t think there was anything I didn’t like about this pumpkin patch!

Went on Thursday for pumpkin picking and the corn maze. Lots of choices as far as pumpkins go and the maze was a lot of fun. It wasn’t too busy. I also got a caramel apple on my way out and it was delicious.

We had a great experience last year but learned this year that their opening day doesn’t really mean they are ready for the public. Yes, you can pick pumpkins but the kid’s play area only had a couple things put together. It’s difficult trying to explain to a two-​year old why she can’t go in the bouncy house. I suggest you give them the first week to get everything set up before visiting!

My husband and I have been coming here for at least the past 5 years or so. This year the pumpkins were NOT in great shape. I would see one that looked perfect and would walk over only to find that is was soft, brown, and misshapen on the other side.
After 30 minutes or so we did manage to find 2 pumpkins that we could work with, they were beautifully bright orange and although one side of each of them was ugly, it wasn’t soft.
The pumpkins in the crates are definitely the better looking, non-​rotted ones. So skip the patch if you don’t want to do some serious hunting.
This farm is dog friendly, so that’s a major plus! Hopefully it won’t be so wet next year and the pumpkins will be back on track.

Crazy huge pumpkin patch! Great to meander through… if you have the time, take a nice walk, this farm has great view of the flatirons. Maybe it was because of the wet year we’ve been having, the pumpkins were in bad shape. Stick to the pre-​picked pumpkins in the crates… They are your best bet. It might also be the timing too… One week before Halloween– went through three fields and a lot of pumpkins were green, misshapen and even moldy, lots had insect holes, it was kind of gross… Still, can’t beat picking your own, and I do love the corn maze ! This is probably the largest pumpkin patch close to the city– its a great place to bring kiddos… they have a kid friendly play area and petting zoo… Pumpkins are $ 6 a pop… Be sure to ask for a saw… You’ll need it to get at the pumpkins that are still on the vine…

Worse pumpkin patch experience ever. Place was busy and not well set up for the crowds. Most pumpkins on the vine were still green, or rotted clear through. Terrible set up for traffic, took 45 minutes just to get out. Extras were all very expensive and not worth the long wait time. Will not be back!

Crazy busy but you have to love the real experience of cutting your own pumpkins.
I would definitely recommend this patch if you have some time or avoid the weekend rush. Great for some family fun.

Confession: I have never been to a pumpkin patch before this one, so my next statement probably holds very little weight. But… this is the BEST pumpkin patch of all times! I had so much fun here this past weekend, tromping through the dirt looking for that perfect pumpkin for carving. Admission is free and knives are provided. The pumpkin fields stretch on and on, so there is definitely something for everyone. I visited on opening day, so the selection was huge and the crowds were small. I imagine this place gets crazy the closer it gets to Halloween. Pumpkins (any size) are only $ 6, and gourds range from $ 0.50 — $ 3.00 for large ones. I may need to stop in for a few more this season… a year is just too long to wait for another visit!

What a fun place to pick pumpkins! And when I say pick, I mean pick. When you finally get into the farm they hand you a flyer and a knife explaining how they do things differently than other places. You drive though the farm and various patches, select and cut your pumpkin (s) off the vine, drive to the exit and pay for your pumpkins and any other goodies you may want.
They also have a petting farm, mazes and other kids’ activities and hay rides.
I will definitely return next year. However I will go a little earlier in the month for better selection as well as first thing in the day to hopefully avoid the major lines of cars. Additionally I’ll bring gardening gloves… I had no idea pumpkins were so prickly!

This was my third year visiting this pumpkin patch. I’ve always made it a family tradition going to a pumpkin patch to get our pumpkins. I gotta tell you… this place is AWESOME!!! I’ve never been to a pumpkin patch that compares to this!
When I first went in 2008, I took the family the weekend before Halloween. Big mistake! There was a line of cars easily one mile long coming from both directions. Once I finally got in, I was surprised how huge this place was. There’s acres and acres of fields, most of the people go to the first field or two they see. The last couple of fields were near empty of people. With that many people there, it was like I had a whole farm to myself. In 2009, there was a freeze and the pumpkins were ruined when I got there. Shame, but that’s mother nature not their fault.
This year, the weather was great again. The pumpkins look great. The play area they set up is like a small county fair. Farm animals, bouncers, hay maze for the kids, a couple of stands.
I love this place and I’ll continue to come here every year. The pumpkins are a dollar or two more than the grocery store, but the grocery store isn’t a day event. Now, if I could just find a Christmas Tree Farm…