Grampaw's Punkin Patch

Grampaw's Punkin Patch A place for fall fun. Grampaw's at Whitetail Valley Farm is a down to earth place to celebrate Fall! If the open sign is out stop in! Today that's not the case.

About Our Days and Hours:
Our hours vary depending on weather and work at the farm. Pumpkin season is also apple season so there's lots of work to do! We have apples, pumpkins and other fall decor items, gifts and candy baskets too. We are usually open weekends, but other times it is best to give a call or a Facebook message to set up an appointment. We want to be sure that we can get you th

e punkins that you need! Sometimes we have special events, wagon rides and such. Of course these also depend on weather too. Keep an eye on our page for the latest information. Who We Are and What We Do:
At Grampaw's we don't go much for the gory Halloween stuff. We are more about the beauty of the autumn season and the celebration of the blessing of rural life. It is a safe place for the little ones to pick out their own special punkin. It is a lot better setting than the store aisle at WalMart. Used to be about every kid had a Grampaw's farm to visit. Farms are bigger and more industrialized and not many Grampaws farm anymore. Our goal is to be a Grampaw's farm to visit and enjoy today. Prices:
We sell punkins, but our most important product is memories. For payments we take cash, Venmo and can do Paypal. Grampaw is gonna get set up for credit cards one of these days but so far it hasn't happened. Every year some folks say the prices are high and others say how can you sell things so cheap. I guess that's how we know we're somewhere in the ballpark. We aren't going to be millionaires selling punkins. Our costs have gone way up like everything else. We can't compete with the big retailers on price. We hope we offer something more than just buying a pumpkin. We don't charge an admission. We aren't an amusement park. If you enjoyed a wagon ride or some other activity and want to toss a free will donation in the box that is great. It helps us cover the costs. Totally up to you. Our community is important to us. This year 10% of the profits goes to the new Stanton Child Resource Center. A Safe Visit to Whitetail Valley Farm:
Whitetail Valley Farm is a working farm. We provide a safe experience for our guests but we aren't a city park. There are the usual hazards that are part of rural areas, rough ground, wet grass, slippery mud and all the things you might find out in the country. Out in the rougher areas there are thorn bushes and possibly some poison ivy too. Please be careful! Watch the kids and follow instructions and we all will have a fun and safe time together! Pets:
If you bring your pet to the farm it must be under control on a leash. Animals get nervous in unfamiliar surroundings. We don't want your pet to hurt anyone or get hurt themselves. We're on a busy road going into the park and trucks pulling fifth wheel trailers can't stop quickly. There are lots of acres where a pet could get lost trying to chase a rabbit. We want pets to be safe too. Just Ask! If there's anything that you would like to know, or an idea for something fun to do, don't be afraid to ask! Thanks for checking us out. We're looking forward to your visit!

Summer's movin on fast. The corn is all tasseled out and it's lost that glossy look to the leaves that means it is start...
07/25/2026

Summer's movin on fast. The corn is all tasseled out and it's lost that glossy look to the leaves that means it is startin' to mature. Too soon and it'll start firing at the bottom. Oh, it's still plenty hot fer the fairs goin on but the writin's on the wall. I saw a whole flock a birds sittin together on the power line yesterday. Cicada's will be singing. Wish we had a better crop around here at Grampaw's but the tornader broke off some trees and the ones it didn't break it stripped off the apples. The storm shredded up the leaves and tenderized em fer the Japanese Beetles. They showed up worse than we ever had em. But after all that terrible storm, the next night the fireflies were out flashin in the grass. You would think those little things would have got smashed, but there they were. Gramma put the hummingbird feeders back up after the wind blew them out into the pasture. Sure enough the little fellers showed up and were there drinking. It's amazin. Last spring the fire department fellas burned off the switchgrass. Sure looked black and dead. But now the grass is thick and the prairie flowers loved it. Enough rain for em early and now they are all decked out. Ya got to look fer the good things, the beauty, its always there somewhere. Hope you're all havin a great summer. Enjoy it some before it's gone. Now I'm gonna see if there's any of gramma's homemade ice cream left. Y'all keep cool. Grampaw

Sorry I have been neglecting our friends on this page. So many things have been happening at the farm. For those of you ...
06/24/2026

Sorry I have been neglecting our friends on this page. So many things have been happening at the farm. For those of you who don't follow our other farm pages, on June 11th our farm was hit by an EF1 Tornado. We lost a lot of trees in the timber and a number of our oldest best producing fruit trees in the orchard. There was some damage to our house but nothing major. The winery building was not damaged. Cleaning up is going to take a lot of time and effort. The schedule was already crowded for the summer and this adds another layer of jobs that need to be done. Grampaw

Merry Christmas from Grampaw
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Grampaw

Address

2744 230th Street
Stanton, IA
51573

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1pm - 7pm
Wednesday 1pm - 7pm
Thursday 1pm - 7pm
Friday 1pm - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 1pm - 7pm

Telephone

+17128292242

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