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Uncle Bob's Pumpkin Patch is a food, located at 3781 Happy Valley Cir, Newnan, GA 30263, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 770-253-8100, visit their website www.unclebobspumpkinpatch.com for more detailed information.

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3781 Happy Valley Cir, Newnan, GA 30263, USA
Added by Jopie, at 01 October 2016

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11 Reviews

  • Nahnie Gonzalez
    06 November 2017

    I was disappointed with what you get for the price of the ticket. The place is not well kept. There's really not much to see. The only fun we had was a the clay sculpting. It cost a dollar more for the corn gun when it should have been included. The corn maze was not difficult at all. The smaller maze which I assume was for kids looked run down & pitiful. For the price of the ticket it should have been a more pleasant experience. Also I think we should have at least got a free pie pumpkin with the ticket price. I will not go back!

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  • Janice Braswell
    30 October 2017

    This place was not worth the money, we were very disappointed. The driver of the hayride didn't tell us that when we stopped to feed the horses that the fence was electric & my daughter got shocked along with the horse. Never saw the first pumpkin patch.

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  • Christiana Davis
    21 October 2017

    What a wonderful fall experience!! Everybody there was so knowledgeable and Aunt Jan took us on a tour around her aquaponic plants and the animal area and taught us all about the animals (and she even helped us get our very own work factory going)!! Lots of different cool spots to entertain everybody in the family! Also Lee was so lovely and helpful as well. I have found a new fall tradition and I'm so delighted!

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  • Stephen Hamrick
    18 October 2017

    Good pumpkin selection is the positive. Didn't like the price written on top in marker though. Some good backgrounds for photos. Lacking in organization. Would recommend a map or something to guide visitors. Price is also steep at $18/adult.

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  • Anni B
    18 October 2017

    So much to do here. Our visit was a great experience for it being our first time. I wish there were more signs to identify th different activities on site.

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  • Déja Lovejoy
    15 October 2017

    You get your money’s worth! There are so many activities on the farm, and the pumpkins are reasonably priced. The hayride is super fun. Great place for a fun fall family day!

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  • Renae Downs
    19 May 2017

    We went for my sons kindergarten trip and he had a great time! I can't wait to go for Christmas as well. It turns into a tree farm!

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  • Andrea Preininger
    21 January 2017

    Nice place to go in October. We enjoyed ourselves though it was a little pricey.

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  • Linda Brown
    01 November 2016

    What a great field trip experience! The staff were well organized and so wonderful!!

    Thank you!

    Mulberry Creek Elementary School
    Cataula, GA

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  • Denise Gunnels
    15 October 2016

    I was pretty disappointed. Not much was as advertised. The cost is $16. I had a coupon so I got $2 off. This price is for everyone 3 and up. Pretty steep in my opinion. (I'm used to Mark's Melon Patch in Sasser. No admission but a small fee for the corn cannon.)

    There was a nature trail which was short but nice. Just right for small kids. There was a corn cannon or produce gun depending on what you call it back home. Nobody was using it but it was mid day on a Friday. No signage. It was confusing as to where you were supposed to go even at the beginning. Thought I was driving into someones front yard. I walked in through the wrong gate at the petting zoo. Had to ask where the bee and bat house was. There was a small sign by a rocker saying when story time was going to be but nothing going on.

    There were hay rides pulled by tractors. The bee and bat house had a nice bee exhibit but no bats unless you count the poster on the counter. There was a display of cloth made from various wools but I don't know if the wool came from their sheep. One cool thing was different wool and plant blends for yarns. You could touch all of them and see what they felt like.The potters were very friendly but not working on anything. There were small and large corn mazes but even the large maze didn't look all that big.

    My biggest gripe is the petting zoo. There wasn't much to pet. There were goats but only one or two wanted to be touched. There were turkeys, chickens, sheep, piglets, rabbits and a donkey but again, you couldn't touch anything.They were all in cages or pens. There was a chicken coop with four domestic geese and one Canadian as well as a couple of roosters and a dozen or so chickens. Some of the birds had plucked much of their feathers out. A sure sign of stress. One rooster was picking himself bloody in front of me. There were plenty of biddies but you couldn't hold those either. There was a nice incubator display with a thermometer and eggs marked for probably hatching dates.

    I've been wanting to go to Uncle Bob's since I moved to Newnan in 2012. I finally did and it was a bust. Hate I wasted my money.

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  • Paul Chesek
    08 October 2016

    Family fun from another era and worth the trip!

    Probably best and geared for children 8 and under. This is a tradition with our family to kick off fall each year and our children really look forward to it. We love taking a fall family pic on the "Uncle Bob's" pumpkin truck and other signs.

    Uncle Bob, his family, and their team clearly partake of this "labor of love" for the community and families to enjoy. In this era of iPads and Home Theaters, this is a refreshing blast from the past: Hay Rides (horse feeding and Big Foot!), Animals, Corn Maze, Beekeepers, puppet shows, etcall lovingly displayed by Uncle Bob and his family. A little boy explaining baby chick hatchlings, a grandmother showing a glass walled beehive and, if your lucky, Uncle Bob showing some of the many 200+ year old antiques, spinning wheels, etcthat are on display in and around the 16+ acre farm.

    It is not the cheapest ($16 ages 3 and up) entertainment or place to buy a pumpkin, but worth every penny and every minute as places like this just do not exist anymore. You will easily spend 2-3 hours as a family being entertained, learning, and exploring together. A true gem. Thanks Uncle Bob!

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