Leeds Farm, Ostrander OH

Leads is the best. We have come here every year for 5 straight years. My family always looks forward to coming.

We had never been before. Took two toddlers and we spent pretty much the entire day. It was a little pricey but a lot of fun! Plenty of activities for the kids.

Leeds Farm is one of my favorite pumpkin patches. I don't have any small children, but, we, as a family enjoy the activities, including the zip lining, the tunnels, and the big tri-cycles. This is a great fall outing.

This is a fantastic family-friendly venue with lots of options for kiddo's to learn and experience. We picked up some pumpkins here, a little pricey but probably comparable to Kroger and other supermarkets.

Great place for kids to get their energy out! Clean and very large so can accommodate many people!

Always a good time. Went to the autism event and it was awesome. Sometimes places like this are hard to pay for with a child with a disability because you don’t know how much they will like it or be able to do. With the event we got in for free and we’re able to enjoy the morning at the farm. Look forward to more events

The staff was wonderful! My 12 y/o grand daughter wanted to do the zip line but once she got up on the platform she was too afraid to jump. The girl helping her was so patient, kind, and encouraging that she was able to go. Great life lesson! 9/30 about 4 pm.

A lot of fun for kids maybe 12 & younger. A variety of activities. Pumpkins are expensive for the size. You can get the same ones at Walmart for $6.00.they have a small variety of drinks $2.00 for a can of pop really? 5.00 for 6 dried out doughnuts. I fed my 4 kids before coming because all the reviews talk about how expensive it is

Terrible. Timed tickets? Had been telling my kids and nephews we were going here for weeks. Went to buy my tickets and you can’t enter before your time? Advertise that on the home page. I’m not waiting around until it gets packed because this place is a timed system they don’t advertise. What is this Disney land? Get over yourself. Will never be back

We just happened to stop by while in that area. A lot of the trees were still pretty full despite being late September. The staff was friendly and the cat was a mood. The shorty sunflowers were super adorable.

Great day with the family. Lots of slides and activities for the little one.

We love coming to Leed's Farm. The kids love the pumpkin jump, all the slides, the hay stacks, the animals, the corn boxes.they have such a great time.

Me and my sister had an amazing day I zipped lined for the first time ever thanks for all the new things you have added

My family of five truly enjoyed our visit to Leeds this past weekend. There is so much for the kids to do that it would take an entire day to see and do it all. Definitely worth the money and a 45 minute drive in our book. We will be back.

It was a great family oriented place with many things to do. Well worth the money. Definitely recommend.

Definitely a lot of activities for kids but way too busy. Hay ride was kinda lame, just a loop through the woods on a packed wagon. No pass thru a corn field or pumpkin patch, just the woods.

We have been coming here for years, but I think this will be our last visit.

I understand inflation is hitting everyone, but these prices are a bit ridiculous now when there seems to be very little overhead. $20 per person to get in, adults and kids alike. There should be a lower general admission price and then an additional price for those who want to do the activities.

$2 for a can of soda. $2 for a bottle of water.

I wouldn't be surprised if they started charging for parking next.

I will add that they have a nice selection of pumpkins, much better than you'll find at your local Kroger or Walmart. We paid $58 for 4 decent sized pumpkins.

Live animals are the best and great staff who work hard. Very orderly and kids love it. Very boring for adults. Very.

This is like a low-tech amusement park. Lots to do (mostly for children) in attractive surroundings. The "rides"/activities were farm-related, like a slide that ran off a combine. The biggest hit was a "sandbox" full of dried corn. My grandsons (4 and 7) loved it. We spent almost 2 hours, and no one got bored. It would have taken another hour to see everything. It was surprisingly expensive, with no discounts for children. We actually saw some people who decided not to buy tickets when they found out the price. The admission fee covered all activities. Refreshments and pumpkins were available at an additional cost.

Would have given this place a 5 star if it wasn't so expensive! The price is $20 per person, which means my family walked away paying over $130 when you included pumpkins and other items. There's another farm near for half the price.