Curtis Orchard & Pumpkin Patch

Orchard · Champaign

Curtis Orchard & Pumpkin Patch

Orchard · Champaign

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3902 S Duncan Rd, Champaign, IL 61822

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Apples, pumpkins, donuts, cider, cafe, store, U-pick  

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3902 S Duncan Rd, Champaign, IL 61822 Get directions

curtisorchard.com
@curtisorchard

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3902 S Duncan Rd, Champaign, IL 61822 Get directions

+1 217 359 5565
curtisorchard.com
@curtisorchard
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@curtisorchard

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wheelchair accessible restroom
wheelchair accessible seating

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Oct 18, 2025

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"A family-oriented destination about two hours south of Chicago offering plenty of Gala and Jonathan apples alongside kid-friendly attractions like a pumpkin patch, pony rides, goat petting, mini golf, a giant slide, a corn maze, and a ropes course, plus a Country Store, Bakery, and the Flying Monkey Cafe for homemade treats." - Andrea Romano Andrea Romano Andrea Romano is a writer and editor in New York City. For the last eight years, she has been a lifestyle journalist for Mashable, Brit+Co, Reviewed, Bustle, and Travel + Leisure. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Marlena Jayatilake

Google
A fabulous place for everyone in the family. This place is simply magical. And the apple cider donuts….GOOD LORD are they DELICIOUS!!!!! Oh and the apple slushy is absolutely phenomenal. I just loved the entire experience. It’s 2 hours from my house but let me tell you it is worth the drive. I have been to many pumpkin patches and I have to say this is by far our favorite! Seems to be popular with the college kids too. It was pretty packed with folks of all ages. What fun!

Emily Cenzano

Google
We were highly impressed with the retail store and all the options inside. Although the weather was super warm the Flying Monkey Cafe coffee, hot cocoa and cappuccino were all VERY HOT. We enjoyed the drinks with a donut and apple fritter...just a fair warning that the drinks were super hot and I was glad my kids are old enough to handle that. I would have given it 5 stars if we could have done just the corn maze on a token and not the wristband pricing.

Nuhn ya Biz

Google
I recently spent a day at Curtis Orchard, and it was a fantastic experience! The apple farm is well-kept, and we had a blast picking our own apples—they were fresh, crisp, and incredibly delicious. We also explored the pumpkin patch, which was full of great pumpkins for fall decorating. For kids, there’s so much to do, from feeding goats to enjoying the playground. The Flying Monkey Cafe is a must-visit; the apple cider donuts and hot cider made for the perfect snack. This place captures the essence of fall and is perfect for families or anyone looking to get into the seasonal spirit. Highly recommend for a fun, memorable outing!

stephanie steerman

Google
One of the best places to go around this area during fall time, so much fun things to do for kids and adults! They even have a whole flower field where you can pick your own bouquet now!

Misty Mcpherran

Google
We used to love going to this place every fall but they recently changed the way they price things. It used to be you could just pay per activity but now you have to pay to go back into where the activites are regardless of age or if you'll actually be participating. We decided not to go back because it would mean paying just watch our child do the activities. The shop is cute but the items tend to be a little over priced in my opinion. I wish I could have found more items branded from the actual orchard, it's pretty much all just stuff you can find at any other Amish touristy restaurant store type place. Super crowed outside of where the activites start so it can be hard to get around with a stroller etc.

Debi Carroll

Google
I miss the old token system… requiring wristbands for the parents who just want to be within eyesight of their kids is a bit much. I think it would work better to let wristbands only inside the attractions but have the open area free to enter. This was a much more enjoyable experience last year.

Tory E. Snow

Google
My family of 5 had a great time. The prices were fair. Lots to do for the kids, the doughnuts were amazing, pumpkins ice cream was rich with flavor and the apple cider slushies on a warmer day was perfect!

Ashley

Google
If you can, go on a weekday in the middle of the day. Way less crowds and you can get essentially the same experience. We always loved the playground and the kittens best. But the little country shop is dreamy and full of little treasures and treats.