Historic Richmond Town's Decker Farm is a small but charming pumpkin patch that offers a local and handmade experience. The staff is generally friendly, with the exception of one rude woman at the front who was responsible for parking assistance. The pumpkin patch has a variety of pumpkins, although some were found to be rotten or in poor condition. Visitors can enjoy activities like pumpkin tossing, as well as food and cider options. However, the vendors selling toys, bubbles, and other items were considered to be overpriced. The parking situation was described as chaotic, and the porta-potty facilities were deemed unsatisfactory. While it may be a suitable option for families with children under 5, those with older kids may find the activities and offerings limited. Overall, it seems to be a decent local pumpkin patch, though some visitors had a mixed experience.
