Russell Farms Pumpkin Patch

A single-admission fall farm north-east of Noblesville, 2.5 miles east of SR-37, run by the Russell family. 4.3 across 238 ratings. Several pumpkin varieties are grown on the farm, and visitors, groups and school classes ride a hay wagon out to pick their own — a genuine u-pick, unlike several other ticketed fall farms in this directory that sell pre-picked pumpkins only. Pumpkins are not included in admission — carving pumpkins run roughly $5-12 on top of the gate price, as does the Paint-a-Pumpkin craft. Admission otherwise covers all activities unlimited: two corn mazes (a 5-acre scavenger-hunt maze and a harder 10-acre one), hayride, bounce houses, a 26ft inflatable slide, miniature golf, petting zoo, pedal carts, playgrounds and pig races. 2025 pricing was $15 for ages 3+ at weekends, $12.50 Wednesday to Friday afternoons, $8 for seniors, veterans and active military, free under 2. Parking is free. There's no admission charge if you're only buying pre-picked pumpkins, straw, decorations, or shopping the Country Store, which carries fudge, apple butter, cider, candles and toys. Payments are broad: cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, debit and Apple Pay. No pets allowed. Weekends only across roughly late September to late October, with some weekday afternoons; dates shift each year. Reviewers single out unusually high staffing levels compared with other patches, and the apple cider slush and hot dogs.