Pumpkin Patches, Corn Mazes and More Fall Things to Do in St. Louis [PHOTOS]

Stuckmeyer's Farms Pumpkin Patch
They also have "Halloween Family Fun" days.

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Dickherber Farms Pumpkin Patch
Corn maze season is September through November for Dickherber Farms, and pumpkins are also available.

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Brookdale Farms
This farm has a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a cornbox, and more.

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Herman's Farm
Pick your own pumpkins and hayrides are available here.

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Hayrides in Bluebird Park
Enjoy an evening hayride followed by s'mores and hot dogs over a campfire.

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Pumpkin Patches at Eckert's
Getting a pumpkin from Eckert’s is a St. Louis tradition.

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Photo credit: Eckert's Farms

Boo at the Zoo
For Halloween fun without all the scary stuff, Boo and the Zoo is the perfect party for your wee ones.

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Photo credit: Roger Brandt, Saint Louis Zoo

Daniel's Farm and Greenhouse

From their website: "Our main fall event offers all day fun for kids and families. For a small admission price adults and kids can enter into our October Harvest. We have a 1,000 bale straw maze, farm animal petting zoo, wooden fort maze with slide, The Mole Hill slides and tunnels, giant tire swings, pony swings, corn grinders, corn boxes, and much more!"

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Apple picking at Eckert's Farms
Get to pickin'.

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Grant's Farm Fall Fest
The perfect spot to take the kids, here you can climb on hay bales, decorate pumpkins and snack on festive treats like pretzels and kettle corn.

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The Darkness
St. Louis' notorious haunted house is back for another spooky season.

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Corpse Reviver Halloween Pop-Up Bar
Back for another year, Corpse Reviver offers adults-only treats of the booze variety. This year, they've added food, too.

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Manchester Halloween Festival
This family-friendly event offers hayrides, candy and costume contests.

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Fright Fest
Six Flags is even better when it’s spooky.

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Oktoberfest Cruise
Beer, authentic German food and a live German folk band on a boat on the river sounds like Deutsche heaven.

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Party at the Patch in Clayton
Candy, crafts, games and more are all available for your little monsters at Clayton’s Party at the Patch.

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Creepyworld Scream Park in Fenton
Visit "America's biggest Haunted Screampark" includes a haunted hayride, haunted houses and even a haunted midway. It opens on September 30, 2022.

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