Orr Family Farm

We absolutely LOVE coming here! There is plenty to wear the kids out with plenty of seating. The food is always super good, and priced just how you'd expect; a little higher. The only thing that I don't like about it is the lack of bathrooms. They have port-a-johns around, but there is really only a few bathrooms for a big place with just a few stalls. Changing diapers is a little bit of a hassle.
We have gone glamping there as well. We stayed in a wagon and it was more roomy than you'd expect. You have a private bathroom with a shower and have access to a small swimming pool. They have a campfire setup for you, providing wood! It's really an overall great place to go have fun!

Overall the experience was fun for the kids; that’s the best part. The drone sky-video for advertisement was what sold me to try this place out but it also disappointed me because of it; I thought this place was bigger. It’s not, though it had plenty of kid friendly activities it was mostly playgrounds and overused hand friendly games and interactions.

I can see how overwhelmed staff can get with so much people but there were no control and flow; you just had to grab the toy/ ride you wanted and take as long as you want or be friendly and have a go for a bit and hand it off to the next group waiting or leave it in stride and let the wolves figure it out.

Now the worst part about this establishment; the food prices. I get inflation and cost of everything else. But WOW! Prices stack and what’s the point of being a good player and not bring your own drinks and food bc no one checked at the entrance nor was their any security or staff police to hold you accounted for.

Recommendation, drop your prices a few bucks or within the packages a complimentary drinking cup for park all day refills.

The rain made it wet and muddy but still the scenery was pleasant. Attractions such as the event barn, train ride, and barrel ride weren’t available so that was unfortunate.

Hay ride was like any hay ride; nothing of the extraordinary or worth wild to wait for.

A Delightful Day at Orr Family Farm!
I had an absolute blast at Orr Family Farm in Moore, Oklahoma, this past weekend—it’s hands-down one of the best spots for family fun in the area! From the moment we arrived, the vibrant atmosphere pulled us in with its sprawling pumpkin patch, endless corn maze, and those adorable hayrides that wind through the colorful fall foliage. Picking out the perfect pumpkins felt like a treasure hunt, and the kids were over the moon building their own scarecrows in the craft area. The farm’s fresh apple cider donuts? Pure heaven—crispy on the outside, fluffy and cinnamon-sugary inside. We even caught a quick animal petting zoo session where the goats stole the show with their cheeky antics.
That said, the music was a bit overbearing at times; the volume cranked up so high it drowned out conversations in nearby spots, making it tricky to chat during lunch. A slight dial-back there would make it perfect, but it didn’t dampen our spirits one bit—we just wandered a little farther afield to enjoy the quieter trails.
Overall, Orr Family Farm is a must-visit for autumn vibes. It’s wholesome, engaging, and leaves you with that warm, fuzzy feeling of a day well spent. We’ll be back next year—five stars! 🌽🎃

Will never spend money here again. It was the most disappointing trip. So many things were closed. The only thing my child got to do that she wanted to do was the jumping pillows and the carousel and the carousel cost $2 extra because we were with a field trip. Because we were with a field trip we also couldn't do the rides, which didn't even open until after 12:30 pm. No trains were running, big slides were closed, piggy races were closed. The line for the hayride took longer than the actual hayride. There are no employees at things like the pedal cars so good luck getting your kids a turn without them being plowed over by a larger child. The food we paid $17 for (3 chicken strips, fries and drink) and were asked to wait for while they cooked it, wasn't even hot when we got it. We couldn't find a clean table to eat at. I understand they're outside but that doesn't excuse spilled food and drinks and rocks on the tables. Basically, I paid $40 for a field trip so my kid could play on playground equipment that we could have found at ANY city park. Teachers, don't bring your class here. It's not worth the money or the trouble. Kids will spend the entire time disappointed they can't do anything they actually want to do.

Edit: I have gone back and read other reviews with similar complaints, so the owner is very aware. They've given generic responses to all of them. This place is just a money grab. Go to a real pumpkin patch, and then a playground. I'll add photos of the bathrooms (not even the busy bathroom) that was so dirty (body fluids running down the side of the toilet) that nobody in my family could use it.

This establishment was super cool ive been to several different countries and several states and have never seen a place like this. Ive visited this establishment now twice. For the families that are photogenic this place is for you. If you have kiddos that need to release all that energy this is the place. Plentiful amount of things to do between a little petting/feeding zoo, playgrounds, train rides, and bike riding. Staff interactions are always good I have always received polite and happy staff members. Every season they change the scenery always making it more fun. I will say the pricing of alot of items can be a little expensive but outside of that it can be anyone's wonderland.