Lowe Family Farmstead is Idaho’s most popular fall destination!
Located in Kuna, they offer plenty of ‘farm-tastic‘ fun for the whole family. Pick pumpkins at their massive pumpkin patch, take an authentic tractor-drawn hayride, wander through their beautiful flower field, enjoy some farm-fresh food, and of course, get lost in Idaho’s Original Corn Maze! (We certainly did – I promise it’s really good relationship building!)
By the way, how cute is this flannel?! I got this darling jacket last year from Amazon, its under $40 and goes with so many outfits. I ordered it a size bigger to get that loose looking fit. Everything Linked Here.
This place was obviously on our list because of the Instagram worthy ‘Pumpkin Barn,’ but also because they had a bunch of fun activities that were for adults too! This was our first time going and I am so glad we decided to take the trek out there – It was about a 30 minutes drive from our home in Meridian out to Kuna, but it was well worth it.
We immediately ran into some friends and swapped taking photos in front of the entry – it was lined with funky pumpkins and a completely adorable photo op. Gotta love how small Idaho is!
Then we started off with hot chocolate because it was starting to get cold and we wanted to get the full Farmstead experience. And even though there were a TON of people, the lines went super quick!
The ‘Pumpkin Barn’ was tucked in the back by the pumpkin patch, and there was a short line to get photos. (I loved that everyone was willing to help take pics of each other – very much in the Idaho spirit!) The girls who took ours were obviously in for a treat because I couldn’t help but make Skylar uncomfortable and pose like a dork. These are now some of my favorite photos together, I think they deserve a spot on the wall at home!
You’ve still got time before Halloween! If you are looking for a fun time with family and friends, or even a cute date night like us, make sure to visit Lowe Family Farmstead.
They are open until October 30th: Monday to Thursday 4pm – 9pm, Friday 10am to 10pm and Saturday 10am to 10pm. (They are closed on Sundays!) Admission is inexpensive, click here for details. Admission can be purchased both online and at the farm.
