We took a ride out to Leesburg to check it out last weekend. It had
been a few years since we last went (it was still called “Pumpkinville” at that
time). Many of the fun things to do were still there, but it looked like had been somewhat rearranged with new things added since our last autumn visit. There was a mini-size hay maze for the kids,
giant slides, several bounce houses, games, face painting and hay rides, to
name a few. We did the obstacle course a couple of times too.
All of the things to do in Pumpkin Village are included in admission, but the camel and pony rides cost an additional charge.
All of the things to do in Pumpkin Village are included in admission, but the camel and pony rides cost an additional charge.
In addition to the fall-related fun, the animal park is open as usual and visitors are allowed to pet and feed (animal food sold at the park) most of the animals, except the ones on special diets.
We spent several hours during our visit and had a great time. The Pumpkin Village festival at Leesburg Animal Park is ongoing seasonally and usually runs through the first weekend in November.
Here are some photos from our recent visit:
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