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Geisler Farms. Williamson's Our Paradise. Pumpkinville and Corn Maze. Center Grove Orchard. North River Adventures. Iowa Orchard. Black's Heritage Farm. Howell's Pumpkin Patch. DeMoss Pumpkin Farm. While you're pumpkin hunting, amaze your friends by sharing these Pumpkin Facts: The Irish brought the tradition of pumpkin carving to America.

Originally, they carved turnips to celebrate All Hallows Eve - but pumpkins were plentiful in the states, and easier to handle. The largest pumpkin ever grown weighed 1, pounds.

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Local News Feed. Add A News Article. The limit is one food item per paid corn maze admission. Children age two and younger visit the corn maze for free. Fun Zone: With the purchase of a corn maze admission, guests automatically receive access to the Fun Zone. The Fun Zone features 15 family friendly outdoor activities for children and adults to enjoy. The activities include the giant slide, jump pad, swings, a tractor tire swing, rubber duck races, patio maze, table maze, pedal karts, tricycles, hamster roll, corn bin, and corn hole toss game.

We also feature two farmer built ADA-accessible hayracks. Inside you may pay for admission to the Corn Maze and Fun Zone. You will also find ADA-accessible restrooms, concessions, tables and chairs, Iowa-made soy candles, homemade jams, and honey and frozen Emma Krumbee take and bake pies and apple crisp.

Pumpkins: Geisler Farms is passionate about pumpkins. Nothing says fall like a sea of orange pumpkins on a green lawn. It is time for us to make a change. Thank you for allowing us to serve you from to Darrell Geisler's parents and grandparents established the farm in and he joined in To earn more income, the Geislers opened their farm as an agritourism business with an eight-acre corn maze and a quarter acre pumpkin patch in The Geislers had their fair share of hardships, including a thunderstorm that hit their first weekend.

But they were able to persevere. Now, the couple said it's time for them focus on living rather than making a living. We just want to do other things while we still have the physical ability. Since the announcement, Geisler Farms received support from dozens of families within the Des Moines metro area, including Alissa Fastenau — a mom in Bondurant who took her family there every year since A trip to Geisler Farms has meant the start of the holiday season, she said, and the farms' end leaves a gap she has yet to fill.