
Here at the 200 Acres, we give experiences. We educate, we share our family farm, we connect people to the land and to each other. If you want to help us spread this mission, please read on. If it’s not for you, we would love to have you as one of our many valued visitors.

We are a working farm and bakery. We are not always hiring, but when we are you will find the information here. Here are the positions we are looking for right now:

Calling all pumpkin lovers! It takes an army to pull off our favorite season of the year. The Great Pumpkin Patch is looking for outgoing, motivated people to complete our fall team, including retail staff, gardeners, grillers, pumpkin pickers, ice cream dippers and more. You will engage customers, work hard and be part of a great team, but most of all, you will help visitors get an unmatched experience at their favorite fall destination. If you are fun, flexible and aren’t afraid to work, this job might be for you! We have full-time, part-time, weekend only, after school, and everything in between to work with your schedule.
Want to join our team? Click here to download an application. Fill it out and bring it to The Great Pumpkin Patch office or The Homestead Bakery.
Questions can be emailed to thepatch@the200acres.com.

Love baked goodness? We do, and we are looking for skilled, seasonal bakers. Some of our made-from-scratch baked goods include: yeast breads, angel food cakes, cinnamon rolls, cookies, sweet breads and pies. During pumpkin season (September and October), we bake in two shifts, and we do it at a fast pace. We work really hard and have to be high energy, but we produce a ridiculous amount of baked goodness. The work isn’t always glamorous and fun. Lots of baked goods means lots of dishes. You will be doing them too. If you like early mornings and love the smell of deliciousness, this might be the job for you.
Want to put your name in the hat to be on The Homestead Bakery team? Click here to download an application. Fill it out and bring it to The Great Pumpkin Patch office or The Homestead Bakery.
Questions may be emailed to thepatch@the200acres.com

Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.
— Thomas A. Edison
