Dehns Pumpkins — Local services in Dayton

Great place to bring kids for a wonderful time, be prepared to pull out your wallet, ended up spending $37 to get into certain parts with a wristband. Other parts were more, to shoot the potato gun etc. I believe the wristbands covered the big slide which is fun even as an adult with your kids. Lots of fun attractions for my girls who are 11 and 9. They enjoyed the corn pit and so many kids were enjoying themselves. They had a blast and I was happy I brought them minus the haunted house, felt like a horribly ignorant dad and left through the cornfield after. I gave Into their desires to do it and in ignorance I went through with it. Be a man and don’t give into your kids desires to prove themselves. It’s a bunch of bs. Obviously the haunted house is supposed to be haunted, don’t be an ignorant dad like I was, if you love your kids don’t give in to it, biggest mistake I’ve made as a parent in my entire life and I spent $87 on it. Should have listened to the warnings of some beforehand m. Don’t allow intrigue to suck you in. My girls were terrified and they do a good job of terrifying already crying young kids, not looking forward to potential nightmares and praying Jesus heals them from long term fear, (I’m not kidding) don’t bring your kids to Dehns haunted house. It says ages 10+. Don’t believe the lie, if you love your kids, don’t expose them to this. To be fair I hadn’t looked it up until now but save your money and stick to the truly age appropriate events and spare yourself sleepless nights of comforting your children. This was a very demonic experience and easily and certainly has the potential to scar your children for life apart from praying over them in the name of Jesus. I don’t enjoy the thought of my girls going to this haunted house even as late teens or young adults. I literally had to pray and ask Jesus to remove from them the memory of it. This will be our first night and I’m praying they have peace and are both actually asleep now, thank God. The main attractions were so much fun, they had such a blast so if you have young children you love stick to that. If I didn’t have my girls I may have been more ok doing the haunted house but to be honest I’ll never do another one with or without them. Why? To be scared? It’s so dumb. If you want to taste hell, renounce Jesus’ sacrifice for your life and live for yourself and come here and it’s about 2% of what hell is really like and it’s absolutely terrifying. still terrifying. Pray for your kids, worship God, be a man of God and a head in your home and don’t expose your children to this demonic assault. They take the cake and the winnings for being the scariest but I urge you not to bring your children, who I trust you love. It’s not my desire to slander and I contemplated posting this but if this encourages one dad to take a stand and protect his family than it’s worth it. Your kids are worth protecting and they are sensitive. Don’t make the same mistake I made no matter what your kids want in the moment. I’m seriously praying for the salvation of the people doing this and that go through it. everyone puts on a front trying to be tough pretending they aren’t scared and it seems to motivate people to be more frightening. And the money involved, holy crap the money spent for these “attractions” are just stupid. The money spent to experience the emotion of fear on a higher level will be achieved if you go but then what? Turn to Jesus, He is real and loves you and desires to take away that fear, not so you can go be “fearless” in an environment like hell but so that you can live in newness of life at PEACE with Him. Anyways, like I said, if this protects one kid from being terrified then it’s worth...

The corn pit, corn maze, bouncy houses, and pumpkin patch all a blast. The line for concessions and hayrides are very long during peak time so heads up with hungry little ones around lunch time, only reason not a 5 star. It would be great to have a line just for beverages during our visit it seemed most people were in line for drinks and it took 20 mins to get to the front to order. We did appreciated the mini tractor tricycles to entertain the little ones while waiting for hayrides, the views are very relaxing off of the lake, and they have plenty of photo opportunities around the farm. The "wristband required" rule doesn't actually seem neccessary. We purchased 2 kids and 2 adult bands but most attractions that required wristbands didn't have anyone at entrances verifying anyone actually purchased any. This could be because we came during MEA weekend and not enough hands on deck. Even so, be kind and do so because im sure its no small feat to annually host this pumpkin patch. Check them out because for us it was definitely...

We had a great time! Although the weather could have been warmer we didn't let that get us down. In fact, we bought the cutest sweaters. We picked out the colors and the print! The kids had a great time with all the slides. The corn pit was the favorite. And what a work out. I highly recommend getting pumpkins either first and putting them in your car right away or last. We spend $15 on a tiny one, smaller one, a warty gourd and a large one. The food truck was so good! The burger was nicely down and the pork sandwich had great flavor and the fries were seasoned. The food from the barn was OK. My kids liked it since chicken nuggets and hot dogs are more their speed. We got beer and some delicious dragon fruit cocktail can. A family of 4 can definitely spend anywhere from $48, which is the cost to get in to $120 depending on the extra stuff and food. Definitely worth it and would love to...