Welcome to Cornucopia Farm - Now Open for the Season
Bring the whole family for a fun-filled weekend on the farm! Kids of all ages will have the chance to snap memorable photos with real farm tractors and equipment. It’s a hands-on opportunity to see farm machines up close and imagine what it’s like to be a farmer for a day. Farmer Kevin will be there to help answer any and all questions! There will also be a "Share The Road" scavenger hunt with prizes. No special tickets needed - it will be included with admission for the weekend! Grab your tickets online or at the door.
Southern Indiana's Premier Family Fun Farm
From our corn and soybean mazes to our petting farm and pumpkin patches, Cornucopia Farm offers something for everyone. With sweet treats, delicious burgers and more available at the Café no one in the family goes hungry! Our farm is just 10 miles East of Salem, IN 9 miles West of Scottsburg, IN and a quick drive from several metropolitan areas including Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville!
Celebrate the Harvest Season with Your Family
A visit to the farm is a great opportunity for the whole family to learn about farm life, farm animals and nature. Parents and families will have a great time making memories and enjoying some quality time outdoors on a working farm.
General Admission Tickets
Online/Through our App - $13.00 per person
At the Gate - $14.00 per person
Season Pass - $28.00 per person
2025 Special Events Calendars
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Farm Rules:
- Pets, including emotional support animals, are NOT ALLOWED. (We always welcome registered service animals).
- No smoking or drinking on any farm property. This includes the use of electronic devices.
- Family-friendly clothing attire is required. No revealing clothing (top or bottom), crop tops or clothing with obscenities.
- Pumpkins from the field and market are all weighed and not included with General Admission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where are you located?
A: We are located off of Indiana State Highway 56 between Scottsburg and Salem. Click here for driving directions.
Q: Is parking free?
A: Yes!
Q: Are bathrooms available at Cornucopia Farm?
A: Yes. Portable facilities with hand-washing stations.
Q: Do you accept credit cards?
A: Yes. Visa, Mastercard and Discover in our farm market and online.
Q: What is included with General Admission?
A: General admission includes a wagon ride to the pumpkin patch, full access to the farm and activities with the exception of the Cow Train and Corn Cannon. Tokens for those activities can be purchased at the door when you arrive, or anytime during your visit! All pumpkins (from the field and the farm market) are weighed and have a per/pound price.
Q: Can I bring my dog or pet?
A: Unfortunately, we must ask your furry friends to stay home unless they are a working service dog or prior arrangements with management have been made. We have some unusual noises and other animals that are not familiar to off-farm animals which can cause them to act differently. We appreciate your understanding.
We do invite you and your furry friends to join us the last weekend of the season for our Dog Dayz Event. Click here for more information on our special event tickets
Q: What should I wear?
A: We recommend comfortable clothing and shoes! Our farm has lots of grass and gravel. (Visitors must wear shoes at all times while visiting the farm.) We also ask that clothing and attire be family-friendly. No revealing clothing (tops or bottoms), crop tops or clothing with obscenities.
Q: Do you have food?
A: Yes! Click here to view the Cornucopia Café hours and menu.
The café is open with a full menu on Saturday’s and Sunday’s and after 5 pm on Friday’s. We have a limited menu during the day on Friday’s and the café is closed during the week.
The farms signature baked goods and apple cider slushes are available during regular admission hours until we’re sold out!
Q: Are there tables available for lunch/meals?
A: Yes, several picnic tables are available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Q: Is smoking permitted at Cornucopia Farm?
A: No, this includes the use of electronic devices.
Q: Is the farm handicap accessible?
A: This is a working farm complete with dirt, uneven ground, and gravel. We do have concrete in our main building and ramps for our hayride trailers. We do try to accommodate those with special needs. Contact Linda or Kevin if you need to make any special arrangements for a visit.
Q: Is the corn maze lit at night?
A: No, bring a flashlight.
Q: What if it rains?
A: We are usually open rain or shine for guests! Special events will each have their own rain-out policy. Unexpected closures and rain-out news will always be available on our Facebook page and notifications via our app.
Q: Can I bring a picnic?
A: Absolutely, but you may want to check out our Cornucopia Café menu to see all the delicious options available at the farm. Picnic tables are available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Q: How do I book a trip for our class?
A: Visit our groups page for information and details on how to reserve your spot today!
Q: Do you host birthday/private parties?
Q: Can we take pictures?
A: Yes – in fact it’s encouraged! There will be many capture-worthy moments on your visit to our farm, and what better way to capture them! We also have the opportunity for you to book a session at our farm with your photographer. Click here to check out our professional photo policy.
Q: Does Cornucopia Farm offer a military discount?
A: Military personnel with a current identification card are admitted free to Cornucopia Farm. We thank you for your service.
Q. Can I wear my Halloween costume?
Costumes that are child-friendly and not scary are permissible. No masks allowed.
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Special Events Schedule for 2025
Bring the whole family for a fun-filled weekend on the farm! Kids of all ages will have the chance to snap memorable photos with real farm tractors and equipment. It’s a hands-on opportunity to see farm machines up close and imagine what it’s like to be a farmer for a day. Farmer Kevin will be there to help answer any and all questions! There will also be a "Share The Road" scavenger hunt with prizes. No special tickets needed - it will be included with admission for the weekend! Grab your tickets online or at the door.
Contact Cornucopia Farm
Cornucopia Farm LLC
5444 N Rutherford Hollow Road
Scottsburg, IN 47170
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Donation Requests
A healthy community is a strong community, and we are proud to be a part of your community and Cornucopia Farm strives to support a variety of not-for-profit organizations.
Meet the Farmers
The Baird Family Pictured (left to Right) - Michael, Valerie, Linda, Kevin, Kayla and Jared
Cornucopia Farm LLC is owned and operated by the Kevin and Linda Baird family. Family fun is at the heart of what we do, and so from our family to yours Welcome to the Farm! We love being able to offer a working-farm experience during the fall season.
Kevin and Linda are celebrating 40 years of marriage this year, while the farm will celebrate its 34th year! Both sons, Michael and Jared, are graduates of Purdue University and are involved in the planning and production of Cornucopia Farm along with their wives – Valerie and Kayla.
The Bairds are active with the Little York Christian Church and believe that God has truly blessed them to live on a farm, especially one that they get to share! Kevin and Linda serve as the 4-H club leaders of the Gibson Township Super Stars and are also involved in Washington County Farm Bureau, See What Ag Gives and other community activities.
Cornucopia Farm received the River Friendly Award in 2013 for their farm management practices that protect Indiana’s rivers, lakes and streams.
“We’re honored to be a recipient of this award. Conservation and stewardship of the land are very important to us because we want to leave it in better share for those that follow behind us,” said Linda.
Pictured above is Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann, Linda Baird, Kevin Baird and Indiana Farm Bureau President Don Villwock.
The Bairds Honored as “2013 Indiana Farm Family of the Year.”
The Bairds were also Honored as the 2013 Indiana Farm Family of the Year, an award sponsored by Agri-News and Beck’s Hybrids. Click here to view the story from Beck's Hybrids.
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