Fall Farm Fun:

Corn Maze:

Our corn maze is 4.5 acres of stalks and bushels of fun. Our design is an old-fashioned maze that has just enough turns to make it challenging but not too many so that the young ‘uns get frustrated and come out crying.  The first year, we had guests get to the back of the maze and then asked the farmhand, “What is the quickest way out?”  Since then, we have designed our maze as two different mazes with an “escape path” right through the middle.  You can take either the 5 station or 10 station challenge.  And if you want to take a break before completing the maze, you can easily walk out and then pick up where you left off
Worried about getting lost?  Don’t fret-we’ve got you covered!  Every group goes into the maze with their own flag.  You get to decide who has the honor of carrying it.  Our farmhand up in the fort keeps an eye out for waving flags and is happy to provide a hint or two to keep you moving along.

So come on out and give it a try.  We are sure you will be aMAZEd at what we can do with corn!!!

Pumpkin Patch:

Traditional Jack-o-lanterns
Yup, we have regular orange jack-o-lanterns too.  Perfect for carving for halloween or keeping around for fall decorating.

Weird and wacky!!!?
Yup, thats what we call them.  This year we have a whole section of the field dedicated to all sorts of non-traditional pumpkins,  Different colors, some bumpy, some long and strange looking, you name it.  Come on out and check it out.

Field trip patch
Yup, even the little ones get to pull one off the vine when they come out for a field trip.  Everyone who participates in the fieldtrip gets a free small pumpkin.  Small sounds small, but I got to tell you our smalls aren;’t that small this year.  Some say they make the best pumpkin pies too!

Hayride:

Climb aboard and let the Great Pumpkin take you on a hayride down to the pumpkin and cotton patch. What’s the Great Pumpkin? It’s our big orange Kubota tractor with personality! The ride will follow the same path as the Old Wagon Trail that runs along the edge of our property-the same Wagon Trail that took settlers out west in the 1800′s. If you look closely in the woods, you can still see the ruts from the wagon wheels. Remember to tuck in your shirt before getting aboard-if you don’t, you may get off looking like a scarecrow!

Special Events:

September 30/ October 1- ASNC Fundraising Weekend

Huck is excited to be hosting another fundraising weekend for the Autism Society of North Carolina  (ASNC).  During this weekend, a portion of admissions collected will be donated to the Autism Society.  We are also offering families of the Autism Society a discounted admission.

We will have some designated “quiet areas” in the farmyard and down the hill.

This weekend is open to everyone so please come out and enjoy a great day at Huckleberry Trail Farm.

October 7/8 – Huck’s Feed the Hungry Weekend

Sponsored by Piggly Wiggly.  All who come to the farm and bring a can of food will be given $1.00 off* the admission price to the farm.  If you come out with 2 adults and 3 kids, bring 5 cans and get $1 off each admission!!

Huck will then donate this food to a local food bank. Remember to bring a can for each person attending!

October 14/15 – Who’s Your Huckleberry Weekend

Sponsored by Mountaire of Siler City- Teachers, First Responders, Doctors, Nurses, Caregivers and Military Service personnel (former and current) are admitted free with a paid admission (must show an official ID). Sorry, this discount is not available with online ticketing.

October 21/22 – Scout Weekend & DAR

Sponsored by The Sycamore.  All scouts get a special admission price of $9 for scouts, troops, tribes and leaders in uniforms/vests/T-shirts. Don’t be surprised if Uncle Bob asks you to show him the scout handshake or sign.  Sorry, this discount is not available with online ticketing.

We will also be hosting the Deep River chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).  Come on out and learn what they are all about  Who knows, you might find out you are a daughter too!!!

October 27 (9am to 3 pm) – Open Field Trip Day (open to everyone who can come!)

Huckleberry Trail Farm will be hosting its OPEN FIELD TRIP DAY to celebrate the middle of the month!  For one day only, from 9 am to 3 pm, Huck is offering our special field trip admission for everyone: $10.00.

You will have full access to the farm which includes the corn maze, the pumpkin patch, a farmyard full of old timey fun and games, cotton picking, and more. (Sorry, no hayride on this day). We also have a picnic area where you can eat your lunch in the shade of our trees. Cool drinks and snacks will be available for sale.

Special activities on Educational Day include:

BECKY AND TOM’S SCAVENGER HUNT
The kids will not only have a lot of fun finding things on the farm, but they will learn about farm stuff, too. All groups who complete the hunt get a special prize.

Sat, October 28  6 to 9 pm – Flashlight Maze

Huck’s night time events on the farm are a treat, and sometimes a trick, for everyone. This event is perfect for your entire family. No ghosts, no goblins. Nothing scary, except being in the middle of a dark corn field with your friends. Find all 10 stations, win a prize!!!

Fest Date: September 30 - October 29, 2023

Time:
Saturdays 10 am to 6 pm
Sundays 1 pm to 6 pm

Location: Huckleberry Trail Farm - 143 Pleasant Hill Church Rd Siler City, NC 27344

Admission:
Adults (12 and over) - $12.00
Young ‘uns (3-11 years old) - $10.00
Older Folk (65+) - $10.00
Military, First Responders & Teachers - $10.00

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