Questions about our Free Fall festival:

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A. This year we are open from September 12th - October 31st. Mon - Thurs: 4:00pm - 7:00pm,  Friday: 2pm - 4pm, Saturday: 10:00am - 7:00pm, and Sunday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm. 

A. This fall we will be offering 25 minute hayrides for $4 each on Friday evenings 5pm - 7pm, Saturdays 10am - 7pm, and Sundays 12pm - 5pm . Rides are weather permitting.

A. Admission into our fall festival is free and includes several activities - corn boxes, hay pyramid, petting zoo, Sand Tunnels Play Area, and Kiddie Corn Maze.. Pumpkins ($1-$10), Hayrides ($4), barrel train rides ($2.50), large corn maze ($5), Turbo slide ($2 all day), U-Pick Pumpkin Patch & Hayride ($10), Extreme Launcher (5 shots for $2), Chunkin' Pumpkin ($1 per shot), and Gift Shop items and food are available for purchase.

A. Yes! We sell Indian Corn for $3 a bundle, Straw bales for $7 each, and Corn Shock bundles for $6 each.

A. Our desire is to create an environment where you can make memories with your family! We have a kiddie corn maze, 4 acre corn maze, petting zoo, corn box, Hay Pyramid, Sand Tunnels, play area, hayrides, corn hole, barrel train rides, Turbo Slide, Extreme Launcher and picnic shelter available for your enjoyment.

A. Yes! You can rent a spot in our Picnic Shelter for $30 for 2 hours. Please see our Birthday Parties page for more details.

A. We have chips, drinks, fudge, hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, snacks, and candy for sale in our Gift Shop. (Hot food items guaranteed on weekends only.)

A. Our pumpkins range in price from $1 - $10 depending on size. We have giant pumpkins up to $25.

A. Please visit our Directions page for more information! Please note, while we aren't hard to find, GPS, MapQuest, and Google Maps do NOT always bring you the best route to our farm. We highly recommend you using the directions on that page.

A. Yes! We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. 

A. Yes. We have permanent restrooms available complete with handicap access and a baby changing station!

A. Remember, this is a farm, don't wear your best clothes or shoes and please be sure to dress appropriately for the weather. :)

A. We enjoy sharing our love for cows and dairy farming with you! We explain how milk gets from our farm to the grocery store and share about our daily life on the farm. Also learn about what cows eat, how much milk they produce each day, and get some hands-on experiences such as bottle feeding a baby calf!

A. While our tours are geared toward elementary age students, people of all ages are welcome and sure to enjoy!

A. Yes. We have restrooms available at our facilities.

A. Yes. Private tours are available, as long as the minimum of $150 is met and the tour is on a weekday morning. All tours must be scheduled in advance. If you are just looking for a spot to hang out with your friends and family, have a birthday party, etc. you should check out our Parties page. Our Picnic Shelter can be rented for just $30!

A. Our educational tours last between 3 and 4 hours depending on group size.

A. We are milking approximately 55 cows 2x a day, 365 days a year, but we also have around 60 more head of dairy cattle on our farm that are not old enough to be milked yet. Also, we have 60 Black Angus cow/calf pairs. They keep us busy!

Q. We primarily have Brown Swiss dairy cows with a few Holsteins. We also have Black Angus beef cattle.

A. Yes we are! Papaw Joe Colson started the farm in 1947. It is now owned by his son, Dean, and Dean's wife, Debbie. 

A. Our farm is 250 acres, but we also rent other land in the area to raise corn and hay for our cows and to use as pasture. 

A. Our milk is currently being sold to the Flav-o-rich plant in Winchester, KY! ​​​​