We were recently back in Cleveland for a long weekend and wanted to take our little one to a pumpkin patch. A friend suggested this one because it is cheaper and less crowded then Mapleside.
The Red Wagon Farm was great fun and my almost two year old loved it. It happened to be quite a nice warm fall day in Cleveland so it wasn't too muddy, but just a little. In the fall they offer hay rides to pick your own pumpkins, a corn maze, a children's play area, and a small pumpkin patch.
They also offer a contest of sorts, where you pay $10 to pick up as many pumpkins as you can. It has to be a clean pick up and you can't have anyone stack them for you. My husband was able to do 3 at one time. The fourth one kept falling off. It ended up with the size of the pumpkins to be cheaper then just buying one by the lb. It was also just funny to see him do it.
We spent most of our time in the children's play area because it was free unlike the hay ride and corn maze. They had a giant pool of corn that they kids could play in, a small maze, a bunch of hay for the kids to bounce, jump, and just play on, a chess board where you used pumpkins as pieces, and big tires to play in. My little one had so much fun and didn't want to leave at all.
We stopped in the farmers market and prices were decent. A little high for apples in my opinion, but not as bad as the grocery stores. Corn was 6/$1, which is a great price for fresh corn on the cob. They have a cute little farmers market. You can't beat fresh produce anytime so it was a great thing to have!
Overall I would definitely go back and take my little one next year. I would also suggest it to my friends. The only downside I found was that the hay ride and corn maze were too expensive. I wish they would have had an all-inclusive pass as opposed to having to pay for each thing individually.