Enderson Farms Review

This is the absolute most fun place every Fall. I've been going here for years. They have a great selection of Fall-themed snacks, bonfires, great corn mazes every year, and a great haunted hay ride/maze! I would highly recommend this for all ages! (Though Terror In The Corn might be a little scary for younger children, there are other activities they can do.) 10/10 would recommend.

Awesome place to visit with kids. If possible I would recommend not going on a Saturday. The line to the pumpkin patch was at least an hour so we skipped that. Everything else was great, but we didn't have time to wait to get to the pumpkin patch

Got pumpkins today, super nice people. Quite a wide selection of different kinds and sizes. Bring cash, because it is cash only.

Has great selection or pumpkins. Lots of food things to do with the family. Very busy expect waits.

Super fun, we had a great first time at Terror in the Corn. Well worth the drive from Fort Collins. Will definitely come again next year.

I just loved the corn maze, hunting for stops to punch the map card, going to the pumpkin field to harvest a pumpkin and the puns about corn such as" What the little corn call his daddy?" ... " A Pop corn!" ... cute. A lot of fun for family and kids.

Great place food was a little expensive so eat before you go, pumpkin patch was fun, I do not recomend the henna tattoos the lady doing them told my daughters that she couldn't do a detailed design because there was a long line even tho they paid for a detailed design. I do recomend the popcorn and employees are very helpful.

Fun place to take kids. Adults can have a great time here too though. Lots of corn mazes both haunted and otherwise. Plenty for things to do with a great pumpkin patch. My deduction of one star is simply because the admission fee is a bit high. For just my wife and I to get in is $32. Plus whatever you end up spending in the little store or on pumpkins and food. I would definitely recommend a visit though.

Very disappointed. Yes it s big and lots to look at but for $16 a person to just get in, a pumpkin should be complimentary. At least have some Carmel apples or pumpkin bars. Heading back to Rock Creek Farms, they aren t as proud of themselves.

This was well worth the money we paid and I would go again. The corn maze is huge and confusing. The "terror in the corn" haunted town was really exciting after you get in--you do have to be a bit patient because there are long lines for that and they need to let groups go in a few at a time for maximum effect. It's worth it though. You will get scared. Definitely go at night.

I waited in line for 3 hours for maybe 2 minutes with a paintball gum

It was very good and fun, and pretty scary. It would have been better if they had more of a theme instead of a mish-mosh of various monsters. Also, it was kinda overpriced.

Love this place! 2nd year we took our kids and had so much fun! It is huge and they have new stuff from last year. Pony rides, kids play area, hillbilly roller coaster that had a pumpkin canon at the end! So cool! Smaller barrel ride for kids. Corn mazes are huge but safe! Tractor pulled wagon takes you to the pumpkin patch and brings you back with your loot. This yr they had live music, truck food etc. Also, have animal viewing areas. Really well organized and awesome, friendly staff! Bring food or you'll spend a lot there :) better to get your tickets online. They do accept credit cards now. Super busy but really fun! Want to try the zombie hunt at night someday :) looks like fun!

Terror in the Corn sure was terrifying, but not in the ways you would think.
The price for tickets were reasonable, but it was quiet a scare when we we were told we couldn t enter the maize for another hour because of timed entry. After purchasing tickets we realized maybe it was for the better, we got to walk around, drink some hot chocolate, watch high schoolers run each other with wheelbarrows, and we figured the process midigated time waiting in lines.
But this is where the nightmares began.
After standing in our designated 9:30 line, our entry was granted, and with anticipation we walked forward towards... another line. Terrifying.
Ok, we could handle one more line. This line was festivally decorated with iron fences and a grey stone wall, essentially trapping you in line. Horrific really.
While trapped in line next to another group of high schoolers we got to watch the young group of children heavily petting each other and playing tonsil hockey every time the line came to a hault, images that will replay in my nightmares for years to come. Since we were trapped in line, one high schooler decided it would be ok to relieve himself in one of the corners where some sitting benches were. Which caught one kid victim when he decided his poor feet were tired from standing in line all night. The kid sat in another kids pee. With horror of what wet substance he sat in, he shot up with a look of fear and disgust in his eyes. This led us to only question every wet spot of dirt through out the line.
Soon, finally, after an hour of watching middle schoolers do unmentionable things to each other, it was our time to board the trailer and go to our destination. A kind group behind us adopted our small group of 3 into their large group to save us from witnessing more peeing and sexual advances of the young group of children.
As we deboarded our trailer ride, we were terrified to see we had yet another line to stand in before the paid-for-terror began. So we waited again. As we approached the door, anticipation and fear set in. The real fun began. As we walked through the maize are nightmares were faced... another line. If you have lost count, that was 4 lines. It was like Disney land, but cold, less amusing, and where dreams go to die.

Came to the farm for our traditional visit that we do every fall, we are never disappointed! From the food, to the maze, to the patch, the fun is never-ending. The only thing I would change is more options for allergy kiddos for dessert. Thanks for the great time & we'll see y'all next year!

My husband and son 7 loved this so much. They did the paintball zombie hunt and could not quit talking about it when they got home. They also loved getting lost in the corn maze. It is well worth it. We might even go again before the season is finished.

If you ever go during October DO NOT BUY TICKETS ONLINE. The line on a Saturday for those that planned ahead is over 200 people long. The line for people to purchase tickets is maybe 30 people long. They have exactly 2 people giving out wrist bands. If we ever go again, we will buy tickets there for THE SAME PRICE AS ONLINE.

The prices are way to high. 18 for a admission price scared out entire family away. Too bad, prices went up almost 50% compared to last year.

Been coming here for about 10 years now. Love the fall festival they put on. Truly something for everyone! From train barrel rides to pedal carts, both free. Plenty of kid friendly areas for the little ones to run and play. (also free) The awesome corn maze is reason enough to visit. Shoot zombies with paintballs or walk through a haunted area, (not free) the options are endless. Gourd slingshots (also not free) to pumpkin chunkin. I can't say enough good things about Anderson farms. I would recommend that you bring your own food though. It gets extremely expensive if you buy food there.

FANTASTIC PLACE!! It was very family friendly, has zombie paintball, a corn maze and all kinds of activities for the family. My favorite part was getting to see the baby goats frolic around their mother. I can't wait to go back.

I went this past Halloween for the pumpkin patch. It can get a bit crowded and the line for the pumpkin patch can get lengthy but moved fairly quick.

Be careful of thieves -- our wagon was stolen. Anderson Farms required us to put our wagons in a particular area in order to go to the pumpkin patch -- but did not have anyone watching our wagons -- then someone stole our Radio Flyer wooden wagon. I have kids ages 5 and 8 who still ask "who would take our wagon, why did someone take our wagon". Anderson Farms did nothing to help the situation. They have security cameras to check to see who took it but refused to do any due diligence. Who cares about the little kids who had their wagon stolen while on our premises??? Not Anderson Farms. After all they made their hundreds -- just on us that day... and got a wagon to boot!!

Amazing place! I've been going here every year forever. It has changed a lot. I used to take my Son during the week and for the cost of one adult pass we could spend the whole day walking around. Kid barrel rides, feeding the goats and the corn maze was all we needed for an amazing day. Now it is $16ea to get in. The weekends have such large crowds! Then the bank starts draining. $5 to shoot cardboard targets, $25 Zombie paintball, $1.50ea for a rubber duck for duck races, pumpkins, eating and drinking, face painting, horse rides, gourd launch, shops ... This easily turned into an expensive day. And by the time we made it to the goats which have always been our main attraction, none of them wanted to eat. I wish I could go back to weekday visits with my free kid to feed hungry goats. For a family with older kids, be prepared for an expensive outing.

Everything is gravel. Nothing is paved aside from the store and a small patio area right outside of it. Pushing a stroller is doable but I found pushing a wheelchair nearly impossible. I would say this is not handicap friendly.

There are restrooms but changing babies or special needs will have to be done elsewhere.

This has become an attraction on the same level as Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Water World and Elitches and similar price points. The farm is having growing pains. Somewhere between popular farm and Colorado attraction is where it sits now. For a $200 day I'd expect changing tables and wheelchair accessibility. But a big part of me wishes it were the same farm it was a decade ago. We've gone from weekly visits to annual visits.

This is a 5 star farm but cost and restrooms and accessibility have to be taken into consideration at this point.

PS I miss the buffalo and lasso game.

Great family experience in the Autumn especially around late September

Anderson Farms is a treat! So much to do for all ages with options for more fun and food. The pumpkin patches are amazing. The staff is phenomenal. I love taking my family and friends through the corn maze and of course the haunted corn maze, Terror in the Corn. So many surprises and scares galore in the night time attractions. The campfire pits are an awesome touch to making memories.

The zombie paintball was a total rip off. $25 to shoot for a 5 minute ride and I ran out of paintballs halfway through! I wanted my money back.

Awesome place for a Fall festival, so awesome it is very crowded. Expect high prices on all food or products you go to buy out there

We enjoyed the corn maze, hayride and petting zoo. My sons loved the go carts. There were 3 different playgrounds.

Great family fun, the zombie thing is way over priced for what you get, but the rest is just great!

Lots of fun for kids all ages, a 1, 6, 7, and 10 year old they enjoyed the pumpkin patch, and all the fun activities there is to do along with the corn maze. Would recommend it to anyone. Felt that it wasn't as busy and felt safe with the craziness of the COVID.

Good distancing and mask use. Huge corn maze that's well designed.

The zombie paintball is awesome and terror in the corn is scary. Also all the other things are fun to do.

Great place to go for pumpkin picking. Plenty of animals to see and activities for the kids.

We go here every year. They have all the things to do like face painting, wagon rides to the pumpkin patch, feeding animals, rides,food and tons more. We are never disappointed. I suggest buying your ticket online way easier!

Very nice. Great family adventures in the fall. Lots to do with little ones. Awesome zombie paintball!

So many things for all ages to do! We loved the giant corn maze and the zombie paintball!

Some attractions were closed due to covid, but it was still a lot of fun. We especially enjoyed the pedal carts, which they had for all sizes, and the corn maze. They have a great selection of pumpkins and the wagon ride to pick your own was nice.

It was 30 degrees and the store did not even have the heater on. No outdoor space heaters in the table searing area. Outdoor firepit was not lit. They are NOT prepared for Colorado weather.

Worth the trek up there! Great options and fun to be had here. Expensive too, save up! Great experience though. They just need to offer hot apple pie and cider and this place would be unbeatable!

Terror in the Corn was fantastic. They change it up every year but personally loved this year the most. Highly recommend!!

Amateur hour. Even if you buy tickets ahead of time, be ready to stand in line for nearly an hour just to get in. One employee working the entrance.

Best patch I've been to. Lots of places to sit and eat lunch. Tons to do and the best pumpkins. We will make this a yearly stop.

Pumpkin patch and train is pretty fun but the rest of it may or may not be working. Call ahead to make sure what you want to do is up and running that day.

Super expensive the food was horrible as we had 2 corn dogs and fries and a drink and was over $24 cold fries, corn dogs dripping in grease....70.00 for admission and pumpkins were extra.....what a joke!!

Seriously one of the best times I've ever had was here!

Have been going here for years. Definitely a family tradition type of a farm so bring everyone. The corn maze is fun and the pumpkin selection is huge.

Terror in the corn was much better this year than last year. Make sure to show up early, the line gets very long.

You should really enforce the mask mandate ! Grown adults can't follow simple rules ...

Visited for the first time this year and I was very impressed.

Really expensive. Not a good value for the money. Adult ticket costs almost the price of a Denver Zoo ticket and you get to see a whole zoo and shows for that price. We were underwhelmed by what was included in admission. So many of the activities cost extra. We just returned from a Disneyland trip and this place s food cost MORE and was really not very good. If you re going to come, plan to bring your own food.

Great time for kids, a lot of cool thing to do on top of a great pumpkin patch.

Fantastic experience for families! So much to do for kids and so many pumpkins.

This was so fun. It is nice that everything is included in the tkt price! Had a fun day. Amazing corn maze.

Awesome corn maze, so many things to do and not just for kids!. Very well organized and very reasonable price for entrance. I'd for sure come back next year

Family fun at its best! Our favorite time of year is October when its haunted and the fresh kettle corn roasting over the fire!

The haunt is a good one, it starts out with a hay ride and get good and scary by the time you reach the end. Done well with good production vale!
A LOT OF FUN...

I always have fun at Anderson farms. It's great to walk around and see all the animals and the pumpkin patch and corn mazes and their little shop. Plus all the haunted mazes and paintball stuff.

Awesome place for family to gather. Their ''scary" maze if pretty disappointing.

~~BIG DISAPPOINTMENT~~
$27 PER PERSON not worth it!!!
Had 6 people in my group we traveled TWO HOURS to get scared and NOT EVEN ONE OF US EVEN JUMPED. If I can go thru the maze and read all the signs and look at all the props and staging witch to give them credit were very good for a day at a museum! The only time we had fun is the car ride over!! Big yawn if you're haunted house enthusiast.

Had a great time even though the pumpkin patch was closed due to a freeze earlier that week still plenty to do

It was a good family experience. We went with a group of friends. The littler kids had a bit more fun seeing as there are more things for them to do. The teenagers hung our with the little people's not really having many activities for them. The variations of pumkins was great. I got a white one and a blue one. My friend got a wart filled orange one so that was great. The food was pricy but good. The best part was the Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bread. I loved that. Overall it was a good experience

Its a lot different than it was 10 years ago. The terror in the corn is so crowded you sort of feel like pieces on an assembly line. The lines themselves are all very very long too. Good for families and small kids if you're planning to make a whole night of it. As for scary haunted houses/corn fields I would look elsewhere.

A lot of fun... Think disney land meets farm. Food and gifts are really expensive but the rides and attractions were surprisingly reasonable. My son loved the barrel and tractor rides.

I am so disappointed this year. We have been going to Anderson Farms forever. My daughter was finally old enough last year to do Terror in the Corn. Last year we had a blast and got some great scared. However, this year we had a totally different experience. There were so many people packed into the haunt all at once that it was like being in line again. There was no way to be scared as you could see what was coming since we were all just shuffling through on top of each other. We were still trying to enjoy ourselves in spite of this, but we then came to the part where you crawl through a small tunnel. At the end of the Tunnel there is a small sloped downward incline. We got no warning from the staff member that at the bottom of this you would hit the bare ground. My daughter went down and hit her head. I went down and managed to skin both my knees. I think had the actor not been so concerned with trying to get as many people through as quock as possible they might have been able to give people a heads up. We ended our trip through Terror in the Corn with a trip to the on site medic to retrieve band aids to stop the bleeding (which to be honest was really more annoying than anything).

To sum it you want to shuffle through a haunt and just look at a bunch of props then this is the haunt for you. If you want to get scared (even just an little) then you should take in another local haunt because even my 9 year old was bored.

Had a great time shooting zombies. I will have to come back with my kids next time.

Great place, very friendly, & the kids loved the corn maze and roasting marshmallows by the fire. Highly recommended. Best in the area.

I believe this can be a fun place for every age. I went with 3 & 4 yr olds ~ They had a blast! (...and got wore out). We arrived before 10am, no waiting to enter at 10 (probably due to COVID). Staff is friendly and helpful. Our tickets were for the pumpkin patch and corn maze. They have many extras, many things to do. Their website explains much more. On the wagon ride I could catch glimpses of the Terror in the Corn and the paintball attraction - way cool for older kids at night!

Great family experience. Lots to do. Pretty decent for $25. Obviously you could drop a pretty penny if you don't pace yourself though.

LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!! I am taking my grandson and his friends back again this year.....there is so much to do and it is so organized and on many levels so that ALL ages can enjoy it! It is like stepping back in history with old fashioned FUN!!!! Grab a grandparent and GO!!!!

Fantastic place to bring the family for Halloween and through the holiday season

There are plenty of activities! My son didn't want to leave.

Great place to take kids, but has adult stuff too. Tons of options from the corn maze and pumpkin patch to a ghost town zombie hunt experience.

Fun place to take the kids. The corn maze is fun but not very well maintained

Over 3 1/2 hours wait. The place is closing and we are still not in the maze. $27 Nonrefundable ticket.

Friendly staff and a great place for the whole family.

Bought tickets to do terror in the corn after standing in line for an hour already we asked why much longer till we will be able to enter the maze and we were told minimum of an hour and half. It was already 10:00 at this point, we ended up leaving. Was disappointed that the ONE thing we went there for we were unable to do due to the high volume of people.

THIS WAS OUR FIRST TIME THERE MY NIECE INVITED US MY GRAND DAUGHTERS AND I HAD SO MUCH FUN .THE PUMPKIN FIELD WAGON RIDE ENJOYED MY GRAND DAUGHTERS HAD AND ENJOY LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR

The atmosphere of people n kids were amazing n not to forget the bon fire.

This is my favorite pumpkin patch plus! They have so many things to do and see. Kiddie Corral for the littles with a playground, tractor tire tower for climbing, maze, and large wooden train to play in. They have a ton of photo areas. Food trucks. Baked goods. Decorative fall things to buy. Corn maze. Tractor rides. Pumpkins, of course. And so much more.

I'm the only one this year to write a review about terror in the corn, the haunted house. Don't waste your time or money there's no words to explain how dumb the tractor ride was at the beginning. They completely downgraded this year, don't waste your time on the disappointment. There's way better places to go

My family and I were dissapointed that the Zombie paintball ride only lasted 8 minutes! You ask for a lot of cash for a short period of time. We will not be back again.

Absolutely worth every penny! Amazing! I can not recommend this place more than possible! Go to terror in the corn! Amazing!

It's a cool place to bring your family with all the activities they have to offer but.......prepare to spend a lot of money on any food cart if you didn't bring food. Whatever you do, Do Not Spend money on the chicken/steak on a stick Food Cart! You will be pulled in by the sweet smelling aroma of the sauces that are the only good thing there. The woman that took my order both times was extremely rude and I wanted to throw the food I had in her face! Their "steak" on a stick, which was $9 are frozen crap paddies cos it was not steak and the "chicken" on a stick....well let's just say that if you liked McDonald chicken nuggets from the late 80s/early 90s that had the cartilage rubber balls in them, you love these. As for me I almost barfed on the spot when I took a bite and had 3 of those rubber balls in my mouth. $8 for left over chicken packed together to look like a Patty. When I asked for water to top off my powdered down, super sweet strawberry lemonade, I was told $1 to have a little less than a cup of water added. At that point, between $36 for crap food, the rude service, not getting a refund for my crap on a stick, $1 for additional water, and the nerve to tap the tip jar, they are the reason I give Anderson Farm 3/5. Yes they did ruin my whole time there no I did not tip cos I don't believe in tipping if I'm not being sit and served.

Terror in the corn was amazing!! Actors are so scary. Tiny the clown was my favorite. He s like 6 6 feet of pure terror.