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Giant
Hillside Slide:
Eighty feet
of fun, our slide is enjoyed by all. Made of plastic from recycled
milk jugs, the slide is built on a hill but is only about waist
high.
Petting
Farm:
Goats, calves,
pigs, sheep, chickens, and more live here on the farm. Spend some
time petting and feeding these friendly animals. Be a visitor
during late afternoon, and you might even get to bottle feed a
baby calf.
Super
Straw House:
Made from
3' x 8' bales of straw, kids enjoy climbing around, in, and
over these super size bales.
U-Pick
Pumpkin Patch & Wagon Rides:
Saturdays and Sundays. Visitors
may ride in the tractor-drawn wagon to the pumpkin patch to select
their own pumpkins. Cost is $2 per person for the ride. Pumpkins
are weighed and priced by the pound.
Observation
Bee Hive:
Located inside
the Pumpkin Shed, visitors may watch honey bees in action. Try
to find the queen bee and watch the worker bees bring pollen and
nectar back to the hive.
Cornucopia
Carpet Ball:
While waiting
on friends, spend time on this quick action game involving pool
balls, a long box, and a friend.
Milk
a Cow:
Meet our
cows and try a hand at milking them. You don't have to worry
because they won't kick.
Ride A Horse :
No worry about being bucked off. Saddle up on one of our corral horses.
Pumpkin
Roll:
Try your hand
at rolling a pumpkin downhill to hit the target. Proceeds from
this activity last year benefited the American Cancer Society
Relay for Life.
Little
Farmers Play Area:
Located inside
the Pumpkin Shed, this is for small children to play at a kid
size table. There is also a kid size slide and swing set located
outside.
Saturday
Night Campfires:
Weather conditions
permitting, Cornucopia Farm usually has a campfire on Saturday nights
in October.
Rest
Rooms:
Portable facilities
with a nearby hand-washing station are available.
Picnic Area:
Picnic tables
are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Big Trikes:
All ages
can ride these trikes around the yellow track!
Corn Hole:
Try our Hoosier-style "farm horshoes." We are a member of the American Corn Hole Association.
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