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Wilson, Kansas

At Granny Mae's Pumpkin Patch we have created six unique patches - Munchkin Land, SuperFreaks, Land of Giants, Gourd Grove, Full Moon Farm, and the Pumpkin Patch - where we grow pumpkins and gourds in every shape, color, and size imaginable.

Everything grown at Granny Mae's Pumpkin Patch is planted by hand and is never treated with herbicides. Because of this, every stage (from picking, painting and carving, to pies) is safer and healthier for your family.

From sing-alongs on the trolley ride through Scarecrow Meadow to roasting peanuts over an open-fire, the beloved fall games and activities so many of us enjoy return every year at Granny Mae's Pumpkin Patch.

Located 6 miles west of Wilson, Kansas: Interstate 70 Exit 199, Travel South 3 miles, West 2 miles, and North 1/2 mile

Activities:

Granny Mae's Maze & Scavenger Hunt Belly Acre's Old Fashioned Candy Cider House Jack's Place Concessions Baley Park Treasure Hunt Patche's Gift Shop Harvest Barn Trolley Rides through Scarecrow Meadow Kernal's Carnival Games Pumpkin Hollow The Haunted Forest Granny Mae's Fly-Over Barrel Train Rides Roasting Peanuts and Marshmallows Sing-alongs Live music Bonfires Prairie Trail Pumpkin Lane

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Old City Jail

A unique stone building in Wilson, Kansas, is the round jail built around 1911. Originally it was used for a water tower of the city, with the lower part serving as the jail. The 18

Wilson, KS Pioneer Life

Historical Opera House & Museum

The community of Wilson has been hit by a heart breaking loss.

The Wilson Opera House and Opera House Museum, along with Dr. Whitmer'

Wilson, KS Museums


Historic Churches

The third building for the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church was erected in 1911 of veneered brick. It is named for Svaty Vaclay, St. Wenceslaus, the patron saint of Bohemia.

The St. Wenceslaus Cemeteries - On June 16, 1887

Wilson, KS Historic Churches

The Midland Railroad Hotel

The native limestone structure was originally built in 1889 as the "Power Hotel." In 1902 a fire gutted the interior of the Hotel leaving the limestone walls. Mr. Samuel Anspaugh agreed to purchase the hotel site if the town would raise the money for interior construction. A fund drive netted $2,250

Wilson, KS Historic Hotels

Things to do near Wilson, KS