Know Before You Go!
Nope. Not for general admission on the scheduled open dates. For field trips or corporate events you will need to contact Farmer Jerry for more details.
No, you can only buy tickets at the ticket booth here on the farm on the scheduled open dates.
Yes, we do! We have outhouses with modern conveniences. This means we have flushing toilet restrooms that look like an outhouse.
No, you can not bring in outside food or drinks. You can not bring in coolers. We have cooked to order food and drinks available to purchase on the farm at Paw Paw Vittles.
No, please do not bring any pets to the farm. The reason is we have several types of animals here that do not respond well to pets, especially canines.
No, they are not FREE. We travel out of state to purchase and deliver a variety of different types of pumpkins for the patch. If you would like to take home a pumpkin they are for purchase here at the farm.
Our prices are structured so families can afford to come out and enjoy the farm. You pay the entrance fee and you have unlimited access to all the attractions while at the farm. We don’t “nickel and dime you to death” while having fun on the farm.
No, we are a smoke/smoking free facility. No smoking of any kinds, which includes vape pens. The farm is our livelihood and there is a lot of flammable material (crops, hay, etc). We can not afford a fire. DO NOT SMOKE while at the corn maze.
No, we do not charge for parking. We have 20 acres marked off for parking here at the farm, so we have plenty of space for parking.
We make the pies as fast as we can, but our high demand for the famous pumpkin pies usually causes some waiting. Just be patient and know we are making them as fast as we can!
No, unfortunately, we do not serve ice cream with our pies. We do however offer cool whip on our pies!
No, unfortunatley, we are a family farm with a small staff and can not afford to open the entire corn maze for just one family. We do offer field trips for businesses and Schools but you need to contact the farm to find out more.
Dirty fries are not as they sound and no we do not throw them in the dirt! LOL. They are fresh-cut fries with the skin still on them and they are a corn maze farm favorite.
No, it is not fresh-squeezed, but it is a recipe that we have tweaked over the years and our patrons love it!
We brew our tea daily. It is not a powdered tea, it is a fresh brew of southern sweet tea!
Yes! All of our delicious food is cooked fresh to order so it is not premade and then warmed. We cook everything when it is ordered, never before.
Unfortunately, you can’t. The only time to get Maw-Maw’s Country pies and jams is during the season, in our Maw-Maw’s Country Store.
Friday nights are the slowest night out of the weekend. Our first 2 weekends and our last 2 weekends tend to be the lesser crowds, so if you are looking to come with a lower crowd that would be the best time.
We are in Florida, Yes it is going to rain! Just wait 15 minutes to 20 minutes and the weather with change. All jokes aside, we have barns and shelters that our patrons can go under to get out of the rain.
Yes, we take credit cards. We also take debit, we take cash, we will even take your firstborn if they will work! LOL. Yes, we take credit and debit cards.
We have updated our site to try to answer as many questions as possible, but if you still need an answer you can always ask it on our contact us page.
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