Niederman Family Farm has been opening new pastures for Americans of all ages for many years. Fall is time for the Niederman Family Farm Fall Festival featuring a 17 acre corn maze and so much more.
Hours: Starting September 14, 2012 , open on weekends; Fri 6-10, Sat 11am-10pm and Sunday 1-6. Beginning in October, Wednesday & Thursday from 6pm - 9pm ; Friday from 6pm - 10pm ; Saturday from 11am - 10pm ; Sunday from 1pm - 6pm ; Monday & Tuesday by reservation.
Admission is $9 per person (children age 2 and younger are free). Bonfire reservation fee required. Ask about our s'more or food packages for groups.
Admission is $9 per person (children age 2 and younger are free). Bonfire reservation fee required. Ask about our s'more or food packages for groups.
In years past, the Niederman’s have provided purpose to those venturing into the miles of paths carved into the corn field. Along the way are stations that offer trivia. Find all the stations, answer all the trivia, and possibly win a special prize.
“The expectations grow with each passing year,” Said Bethann Niederman. “What’s the design, what’s the theme? We feel pressure to out-do ourselves. And this year, I think we have!”
The 210-acre Niederman Family Farm buzzes with activity every Fall. People will drive long distances for the quality corn maze and festivities that have set Niederman Family Farm apart from others. This operational farm is vast in size and fall fun opportunities.
One of the favorite pastimes is a long hayride on a lazy autumn afternoon. Halfway is a stop at the pumpkin patch. Last spring, school groups planted pumpkin seeds in the pumpkin patch. Now it’s time to harvest those pumpkins. Pick your own and carve it up. Who knows, it may be the one you planted.
Oh, and there are plenty of barnyard animals to entertain children of all ages. In the evening, gather around a bon fire pit and cozy up with family and friends for stories, a weenie roast and s’mores. You can even take home fresh kettle-corn, cotton candy, caramel apples and plenty other fall treats.
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entry taken from Niederman Family Farm website.
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