Six- Stop Tour: Liberty, MO

Experience pumpkins, corn mazes and autumn memories in Liberty.

• All Things Pumpkin

  Carolyn’s Pumpkin Patch is one of the largest and best fall destinations in the area. Enjoy dozens of family-fun attractions and activities, including the historic Country Carousel, Little Bud’s Railroad, the petting barn, the Pumpkinator pumpkin cannon, the sports barn full of games for all ages, pedal carts, the Kids Zone featuring slides galore and so much more! 

• Fall Foliage

  Family Tree Nursery’s Liberty location is your go-to stop for mums, gourds, succulents, pumpkins and Halloween decor perfect for seasonal decorating. We love to shop Family Tree’s selection of seasonal items. They also offer fall harvest container workshops to create the best arrangements to enjoy this autumn.

• Shop Local

  Shop local at historic Downtown Liberty, where you’ll find a quaint Main Street atmosphere and more than 30 local shops, including clothing stores, toys, boutiques, antiques, bookstores and more. After shopping, grab lunch at one of the local restaurants where you can choose from Mexican, Italian, barbecue or café dining. Get a jump start on your holiday shopping here.

• Tea Time

  Anna Marie’s Teas in Liberty is a tea shop is located on the square in Downtown Liberty. You may shop for fragrant teas, tea wares and unique tea items. For something truly special, attend a themed tea party where the vintage social art of teatime is celebrated inside a 100-year-old home. They host themed parties year-round.

• Playtime

  As autumn arrives, the weather can get chilly. A great place to release stress and play together as a family is Get Nerfed in Liberty. Get Nerfed is an indoor Nerf battle arena where you can attend an open play session or book an event. They supply the Nerf equipment and space, and your family competes in this one-of-a-kind venue.

• Great Americans

  Liberty celebrates public art with its Great Americans Project that honor men and women in American history. You’ll find life-sized bronze statues in historic Downtown Liberty honoring great Americans including Mark Twain, Susan B. Anthony and George Washington. In addition to these works, the city hosts a rotating sculpture program, with three new works on display annually.