Planning a Fall Company Party Near Kansas City? KC Pumpkin Patch Handles Groups Up to 300.

Fall in Kansas City is short enough that you want to make it count. If your company is planning a group outing for Q4 and you want to do something outside before the season ends, KC Pumpkin Patch is worth a serious look.

Located at 13875 S. Gardner Rd. in Olathe, KC Pumpkin Patch offers group event packages for companies bringing 30 to 300 guests. The Barn Party venue accommodates large groups with indoor table and chair seating, outdoor picnic areas, a covered porch, and views of the farm. A catering package is available, and KC Wine Co wine, hard cider, and beverages round out the food and drink offerings for guests 21 and older.

For the fall season, every guest gets access to 60+ farm activities included with admission. This is the differentiator that separates a farm group outing from a venue rental with nothing to do: your team arrives and has the Mega Slide, the Ninja Course, the Adventure Castle, rock climbing wall, duck races, giant bubbles, barnyard ball, the trike track, and dozens more activities spread across the property. There's no "what do we do now?" problem. People self-organize into groups, find the activities that suit them, and the day builds itself.

KC Cash gift cards can be pre-purchased for your group and used anywhere on the farm, which is a cleaner alternative to per-person cash management for larger companies. Group rates apply beginning at 30 guests and scale from there.

For companies that have historically done a fall happy hour or a restaurant buyout for their team outing, a farm day at KC Pumpkin Patch is a meaningful upgrade in scope without a dramatically different investment. The activity variety, the outdoor setting, and the farm atmosphere give the outing a distinct character that employees carry with them.

Start your group outing inquiry at kcpumpkinpatch.com/groups/group-outings.

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