Mitchell Farms Peanut Farm open Aug- Oct and Pumpkin Patch open Sept 27-Nov 2; Sat 9-6 and Sun 1-5 — Attraction in Collins

I recently attended a wedding at Mitchell Farms. The outdoor ceremony space is an open barn with a rustic old chandelier that's just full of possibilities! The indoor reception hall was a nice space but felt a bit outdated. There's very little signage pointing to the parking area, and you have to drive pretty far onto the property before you get to it, which made me worry I had missed a turn. The wedding party was driven on golf carts from the cabins where they got ready to the ceremony space once all guests were seated. Logistically, that could be improved upon, I think.

Overall, though, Mitchell Farms was a neat place to visit. It was peaceful to sit in a rocking chair on a big front porch and watched playful goats climbing their "house" and furry bunnies hopping around in the grass. There are tons of interesting things to look at, and I saw only a small part of the property.

Although I don't know that I would choose Mitchell Farms for my wedding venue, I'd definitely like to visit again. The property is beautiful and is obviously well-loved...

Admission is $20 and you get a pumpkin.

We had a great time October 26th (85°! but there's shade to rest in) There is lots of food to buy - Fair type food trucks, all kinds of candy and kettle corn. There's peanuts galore, ice cream, & candy apples. Wear closed toe shoes, lots of walking. There's a "tiny town" for kids to play in, bubble station, corn pit, sand pit, tire climbing tower, bladders to jump on, slides, and swings. There's a sunflower patch, a butterfly garden, & corn maze to walk through. There's a shop with jellies and pickles & toys. There's a covered wagon / bus you can ride around the property along with a kids' barrel train. While we were there you could take a photo with "Elsa", "Belle", and Cinderella or his and her Mouse (Mickey & Minnie) There are a couple of cabins you can look into with quilts and...

Beautiful location,amazing entertainment for kids of all ages, well kept grounds , and just plain ole' fun. It is worth the two hour tour to get there! There was so much to do and not enough time between the bubble blowing station, ballon guy, bouncing bean, rocking horses, all of the slides, and play houses equiped with small furniture fit for the little ones, basket ball goals, cornhole games, hay ride, and don't forget about the corn maze and picking your pumpkin, we were going strong all day long. There's vendors set up with good fair style food psa: it's always gonna cost a small fortune to eat at these pop ups. No porta potty s either there are real bathrooms here guys! Plenty of free parking that's organized, gift shop too. A family tradition to add...