
Fall on the Farm
Nine weekends of themed fall fun, plus weekday programming for the little ones — pumpkin patch, petting zoo, caramel apples, and photo ops around every corner.
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37 acres of pumpkins, apples, farm animals, and pure Midwest magic — plus a historic 1940s stone barn that hosts the weddings people talk about for years. A Rice Lake tradition for 40 years, now growing into something even bigger.
From pumpkin patch Saturdays to candlelit barn weddings — here's what's growing at the Hills.

Nine weekends of themed fall fun, plus weekday programming for the little ones — pumpkin patch, petting zoo, caramel apples, and photo ops around every corner.
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Say "I do" in a 1940s stone barn or under the open sky. Seating for up to 250 guests, a 40x80 pavilion, and sunsets that show off.
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Flannel & Brews, Pumpkin Palooza + Glow Night, the Halloween Party, Holly Jolly Jubilee, field trips, and themed weekends.
See what's coming →A pumpkin-packed weekend, plus Glow Night on Saturday evening.
Capes, crowns, and costumes welcome all weekend.
Petting zoo, corn maze, photo booth, games, goodie bags, trunk or treat, and a costume contest. Limited to 300 kids.
The last day of the fall season — wrap it up with one more Glow Night.
Kick off the holiday season at the Hills.

For roughly four decades this land was known and loved as Mommsen's — a Rice Lake staple. In January 2025, Jackie Dibble and her fiancé Mike took the reins and are growing it into a full seasonal destination: fall family fun, summer events, and weddings, all with the same small-town, come-as-you-are spirit.
Read Our Story"Our absolute favorite fall tradition. The kids beg to go back for the animals and we go back for the caramel apples."
"We got married in the stone barn and our guests still bring it up. The sunset photos alone were worth it."
"Beautiful property, friendly folks, and the pumpkin selection is unreal. Worth the drive from anywhere."