Red Barn Farm

Weston Red Barn Farm Rated the Best Pumpkin Patch in Missouri!

The Views Speak for Themselves

A trip to the Weston Red Barn Farm is like visiting a turn of the century working farm. In the spirit of preserving the American dream of farming, the Red Barn Farm offers visitors the opportunity to experience a real working farmstead. We feature traditional farm animals and crops found in Missouri during the 19th century. In addition to the working farm, we offer educational tours for children, a country store featuring fresh produce, gorgeous wedding facilities, and our signature fall festival featuring U-pick pumpkins, apples and flowers. If you are looking for fresh air and amazing views, you've come to the right place.

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Weddings at the Farm

We consider ourselves beyond fortunate to have hosted weddings for over twenty-five years. Our farm features two gorgeous wedding barns. The Red Barn is a converted tobacco barn famous for being the first wedding barn in the KC-Metro area. The Timber Barn is a traditionally built timber frame barn. You simply must visit to fully appreciate the beauty and charm of our wedding venues.

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School Tours

For over thirty years, we've had the privilege of hosting hundreds of thousands of school children. Agricultural education is the focus of our farm and every child that visits has an authentic, instructive and exciting opportunity. Offered in both spring (April/May) and fall (Sept/Oct), education is always in season.

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Spring & Summer on the Farm

Spring is a quiet time on the farm with educational tours starting in April and continuing through the end of May. Memorial Day weekend marks the annual opening of the farm to the public. Spring also means baby farm animals (think baby goats, lambs and the occasional foal). During the spring/summer season the country store and barnyard are the focal points of the farm. Summer produce available in the country store includes peaches, sweet corn, tomatoes, melons and cucumbers.

Fall on the Farm

Who doesn't enjoy crisp mornings, flannel shirts, cider donuts, hayrides, and pumpkins? Fall fun kicks off early on the farm with U-pick apples beginning Labor Day weekend. Starting in mid-late September, our Fall Festival weekends feature hayrides, pumpkins, ponies, caramel apples, BBQ, and apple cider. During the week, educational tours for schools are available, or families may stop by and visit the barnyard and country store. An incredibly diverse selection of colorful pumpkins and gourds are always available for purchase in the main pumpkin yard.