Dollinger Family Farm - Farm in Channahon - 7420 E Hansel Rd, USA

Love this place, I had no admission fee. Lotd of kids clubhouses to play in and a pirate ship playground area. About 6-8 of your normal farm animals. Lots of different pumpkins sizes and colors. Cute little fall/Halloween store with a little Cafe next door. The corn maze was good! They also have a corn pit in a silo. Which is nice but hard to see the kids in there.

Love coming here every year. Lots of space for the kids to venture out and enjoy the fall weather. Wide selection of pumpkins. They have a petting zoo Hayrides corn pit

It's a beautiful place, but we went on a Monday afternoon, so there wasn't a lot to do. That's why 3 stars. It's free to get in. The pumpkins are so worth the money. Least expensive I've ever seen. Family operated and owned. Some livestock on premises. Outside play areas, hay bales, corn kernel silo to play in, and even wooden boards to take pictures with.

Every October we celebrate life and family @ #DollingerFamilyFarm! We had the BEST year yet despite the rainy weather and we always enjoy the company, tastes and surroundings are our little one's trick or trick around the property and play on the park areas that are free and open daily!! Such a beautiful experience for your family to begin the holiday seasons!!!

We love it here! Train ride was fun and the play areas for the kids were well kept and maintained! We didn't get to try everything too much to do!

What a nice family farm for fall time visits! It is a beautiful property and we are glad to have them as our neighbor. We were happy to help get ready for the season by installing a new roof on the playhouse!

This place is pretty great. We came on a Friday afternoon. Free admission. Free parking. $4.50 per ticket for the corn maze. There is no map available for the corn maze (which I think makes it more fun). Staff at the gift shop was friendly and talkative. Lots of walking! Corn rooms and lots of opportunities for kids to play. Tons of pumpkins to pick. Adequate parking on both sides of the road. Missing a star only because they don’t have roasted corn to eat! Food wasn’t available to purchase because it was a Friday but even so, no roasted corn! I also wish there was more interpretation about the history of the farm. Historic buildings have interpretive signs and there’s some old farm equipment out, but I was craving more information about the history! What they have is like a teaser! Which surprises me because the Dollinger’s operate the farm (according to staff at gift shop). Would love to know more about the past. Definitely recommend coming here whether you have kids or not. Most paths are gravel. Few are grassy. Fewer are paved. Great teepee and a ton of fall photo picture op. set-ups!

I genuinely love this place and have been coming for years. It used to be that the third weekend in October had a fest, and there were tons of activities and reenactments to check out. This year, by the 3rd weekend of October, the pumpkins were very picked over. There weren't any small ones at all, and no gourds. The corn bin has nice new benches which I thought would be great, but it turns out all the parents just sit on them instead of supervising inside as the signage says. Kids were brutally whipping kernels each of the three different times I tried to bring my small kids in. We were sad about it because it was the one thing they were most looking forward to. Food lines were very long, not many tables available, and forget trying to get donuts if you have small kids to wait in line. I'd actually be happy to pay a small admission if it meant some of these small things could be worked out. We'll try again next year, maybe going a week earlier :/