For nearly three decades, fall at Lattin Farms has meant corn mazes, hay wagon rides, and pumpkin picking. The Fallon tradition returns Sept. 26 with familiar favorites and a new lineup of activities.
The festival will be open from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 31.
The additions join familiar festival traditions, including the farm’s more than 5-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, hay wagon rides, Cow Train, Critterville, Kids Corner, and Saturday crafters fair.
New attractions this year include zip lines, a giant jump pad, a straw bale maze, a bubble station, lawn games, corn boxes, swings, and campfire areas. The farm has also added a Wild West-themed area with tug-of-war, stick pony racing, and cattle roping.
Lattin Farms has held the festival since 1998, but the farm’s history stretches back more than 100 years. Between activities, visitors can see its fields, animals, historic equipment, wagons, tractors, and bakery.
Admission includes unlimited access to the corn maze, hay wagon rides, Cow Train, zip lines, jump pad, playground, Critterville, Kids Corner, games, and other attractions. Tickets cost $15 online or $18 at the gate. This year’s all-inclusive admission price matches last year’s combination pass, with the new activities included.
Admission does not include pumpkins, food, beverages, concessions, or campfire areas. Visitors may select and purchase pumpkins from the farm’s pumpkin patch, and campfire areas are available by reservation.
For tickets and information, visit lattinfarms.com/fall-festival.
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