Outdoors

Simmons Farm Fall Harvest, Hayrides & Pumpkin Patch

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Simmons Farm170 Simmons Rd, McMurray, PA 15317 · 12.0 mi approx. from PittsburghDirections

All ages (Apple picking, petting zoo, and dual corn mazes for toddlers to teens)

From $13$13 (Includes tractor hayride & any size pumpkin); Children under 2 free

About this adventure

Simmons Farm in Peters Township / McMurray has delighted Pittsburgh families for decades with its classic autumn harvest offerings. Spanning hundreds of acres of lush farmland, the farm offers tractor-pulled hayrides directly through the fields to sprawling pick-your-own pumpkin patches, where guests can choose their ideal Thanksgiving display pumpkin right off the vine. In addition to pumpkin picking, families enjoy picking late-season apples and sunflowers, navigating both a 5-acre corn maze and a toddler-friendly 1-acre maze, sliding down tube slides, and visiting friendly petting zoo animals. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: Packed gravel and grassy pathways around the farm market and animal sheds accommodate heavy-duty strollers. Tractor hayride wagons have deep boarding steps where staff help load strollers. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Restroom facilities with baby changing tables are situated next to the greenhouse market, with quiet picnic groves under maple trees. • Age Suitability: All ages. The two distinct corn maze options allow families to pick the perfect challenge level for toddlers or energetic tweens. • Sensory Tips: Relaxed, unhurried rural atmosphere. The hayride offers gentle mechanical sounds and open-air country scenery, making it very calming for sensory-sensitive children.

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