Round Rock Pumpkin Festival — Attraction in Round Rock

I’m trying to understand all these 5 star comments, like how? Did we goto the same pumpkin patch? My wife and all five of our kids (different age groups) went and did not share these same experiences as all these other folks.

The staff was extremely rude. (Excluding the entry staff), every other encounter we had with staff had a rude attitude especially the ‘slime’ station after seeing if we could do it she rudely said “do you have the green tickets?” Us not knowing we needed tickets said no and she said “it’s somewhere over there” rolling her eyes. The lady doing the pony/miniature horse ride was rude as hell. I didn’t know who was more miserable; the pony or the person?

The pumpkin paint was one bench. ONE. How in the hell you expect larger families with other families to have a good experience with only ONE bench table.

The only animals you see are chickens, a donkey, and goats. I read a response from a review from the owner claiming there was also a bull, cow. Where? I’d gladly go again to prove me wrong on this grievance.

The website claims ‘take a walk through round rock history’ with fire trucks. HOW do you expect me to when there chains blocking it?

Also the website says ‘LOCAL DELICIOUS FAIR FOOD, CONCESSIONS..” again, please invite me to show me where this was. I’ll gladly change my review. The only food I saw was funnel cakes and popcorn. There was no assortment of food as claimed.

I get it, it’s a small pumpkin patch with select activities. But please don’t over hype it on your website. Dollars are tight now days and misleading people is a horrible approach to bring in...

This is a much smaller festival than some of the other pumpkin patches and festivals in the greater Austin area. We had no trouble finding parking on a Saturday afternoon, and it didn't feel overcrowded. There isn't a lot to do once inside, however. They have a few cute photo ops and lots of pumpkins on the ground surrounding the trees up front. There's one bounce house, one bounce pad, a short train ride, a few games and a corn pit for the kids. Face painting and snacks cost extra of course. I highly recommend going on a cooler day. Although we're a week into October, it was 94 degrees and most of the festival is not shaded, making it extremely hot and tiring. We paid extra to feed the goats but their enclosure didn't look very taken care of. They have zero grass and all mud. My kids had fun but I wish there was a...

We absolutely loved this pumpkin patch. My 3 and 1 year old were so entertained, yet it wasn’t overwhelming for them like some of the others. The corn pit and pumpkin bounce house were a hit! Highly recommend!!

Edited to add: Year two and this is the only pumpkin patch we've been to, and we've been multiple times! my 4 and 2 year old are so entertained, it's not overwhelming with several kids, tons of shaded areas, and just an absolute blast. it's also totally fenced in and not so massive that you're worrying constantly about your toddlers. it's easy to keep an eye on them even if they take off to the pumpkin bounce house with zero...