Well first off I was very impressed. It was not like any of the other "true farms" in that it was set up in a field with a roped off area with the corn maze on the side. But I was impressed because they were very organized. They had plenty of people manning each station and an obvious schedule so everyone knew where to be. Everyone was extremely friendly. All the staff waved every time the hayride went by and everyone waved at the guys in the stand who were watching the hay maze in case anyone got lost. They had thought of many of the little extras so that the kids could not get hurt on anything.
They had a bunch of games set up for the kids to play. This one was a nerf where you shoot it in the buckets.
Something they could run through.
Another nerf bow and arrow. They kids loved this one.
A huge sandbox which the kids loved.
Another game. You had to fling this rope with balls on each end and try to wrap it around the poles. They played this one a bunch.
Ladybug actually threw in in the top hole! All the guys watching were very impressed.
My cuties.
The face painting was $1 each extra.
A slingshot which they also loved!
More sandbox time!
The hayride.
Here is the little kids hay maze. They had run running through this. It was set up with a couple of tents and things to crawl under.
Now off to the big maze.
Hmmm. Which way do I go? There is actually a way to know where you are going. Thanks to a nice couple who passed on the advice to me, we were not stuck in this huge maze for a hour!
Boy this maze stuff wears you out!
I just thought this was cool. I think that I actually changed the zoom while I was taking the pictures is why this happened.
We purposely got there around 4pm so that we could do the maze at "dusk". I was not interested in doing it in the pitch black by myself. So we did they maze once in the light and as it started getting dark, we got our flashlights out and went through it again. I did not time us but it probably took 30-45 minutes to go through and the kids had so much fun. It was pretty dark by the time we got out but there were other people in there so it was not bad. lol.
We did eat while we were there. They had a concession stand set up with kids meals for $3 and I got a hot dog, coke, chips and bag of cookies all for $5. So not bad at all.
All in all we spent 31/2 hours there. Probably could have done it in less time because we did the maze twice. Plus it was not busy that night and we didn't have to wait in line for anything. So I imagine as it gets closer to October, it will be busier. If you go, be sure to check the website because there was a $1 off couple on there.
