Pumpkins, hay bales, and more

Fall is slowly approaching, which means it’s time to start decorating for the pumpkin spice season. Pumpkin patches are great places to take the family, snap some memorable photos, and pick out the best pumpkins to last the entire season.

Here are the best Northern Kentucky pumpkin patches.

Neltner’s Farm

Starting Sept. 25, Neltner’s Farm transforms into a fall festival—filled with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, petting zoo, pony rides, horse-drawn wagon rides, model train display, homemade food, seasonal apples, and more.

To make your visit complete, try Neltner’s famous Apple Cider before you leave. This delicious fall beverage is a true Northern Kentucky staple.

Admissions and fees may vary.
6922 Four Mile Rd
Melbourne, Ky, 41059
859.496.7535

Country Pumpkins

You know a place will be fall-filled when pumpkins are in their title. Starting Sept. 11, fall festival activities begins for Country Pumpkins. Corn mazes, farm animals, hayrides, slides, pumpkins, fresh food, and other fall-centric activities are available for guests.

Make sure you stock up on all the pumpkins, gourds, squashes, mums, Indian corn, and straw that your heart desires. Country Pumpkins is known for having some of the best selection of fall decorations and materials.

Admission and fees may vary.
1835 Sherman Mt. Zion Road
Dry Ridge, KY 41035
(859) 905-9656

Kinman Farms

Hop on board the “Great Pumpkin Express” at Kinman Farms. Starting Sept. 17, Kinman Farms transforms into a fall wonderland. Take the family for a day of pumpkin picking, corn mazes, live bands, Lazer tag, animals, and more.

After a long day of play, satisfy your hunger with one of Kinman’s famous country ham sandwiches.

Admission and fees may vary.
4175 Burlington Pike
Burlington, KY 41005
859-689-2682