Dunlap Family's Pumpkin Patch '100 Tough' Blasts Off October 2nd

The Dunlap family's pumpkin patch, aptly named '100 Tough' after their daughter Evelyn coined the term, is set to open on October 2nd in Baker County. The couple, Katie and James, planted over 7,000 pumpkin plants on 3 acres of their 1,500-acre cattle, hay, and feed corn operation.

The patch will feature a variety of pumpkin sizes, shapes, and colors for visitors to choose from, including some unique purple ones. For an extra thrill, attendees can try firing a pumpkin with an air cannon at a target.

Admission prices are $10 for adults 18 and older, $8 for kids 3 to 17, and free for children 2 and younger. There's also a corn maze, bounce pad, and photo area included in the price.