"Fun at the Pumpkin Patch 2006" by AlbuqRay

Park for free and start here. Go around the Country Store to the barn, pay your entrance fee ($8 for adults and $7 for 2-12 years old), and get your wrist band. The Pumpkin Jump is the first thing when you walk in and the Cow Train is next to it. The Corn Pile has been moved toward the back of the grounds west of the Goat Bridge.

Plastic water barrels or "cows?" Complete with plastic horns and your own cow bell to ring. The "locomotive" is a garden tractor but the kids don't mind.

Goats can climb anywhere. They climb up and down the Goat Bridge towers with ease. You may buy goat feed and crank it up to one of the platforms for them to eat or just let them eat out of your hand.

This big Texas Longhorn is in Animal Alley.

This was the second year for Bunnyville. It sure seems amazing how they could have built all these houses with their furry little feet.

Li'l Boom Boom was still there. You would not believe how far it can shoot a pumpkin. It is two shots for a dollar. Right next to it there is now a Pumpkin Sling Shot. You get 3 tries for a dollar there.

The kids loved the Hay Bale Tunnel and went back through many times. There are places where they can stand up and peek out on the way. The flags on the platform at the center of the Corn Field Maze are in the right background.

Take a hayride to get your pumpkins. Usually they pull three trailers with a large tractor. It is dusty to sit right behind the tractor, so you want to be in one of the back two trailers going out; however, coming back try to sit in the back of the first trailer. They unload it first and you can be one of the first to check out and pay for your pumpkins.