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At Cotton Hills Farm, we offer tours Monday through
Friday through October and into November for schools. These trips
differ from our public farm tours and for more information about
our school trips, please click here.
Each Saturday in October, we offer tours of our
farm to the general public. These tours generally last about an
hour and half to two hours and include activities such as the
opportunity to find your way through our corn maze, visit our
barnyard animals and see our turn-of-the-century barns, and take
a full tour of the farm on a 40 minute wagonride. These tours
are great fun for families as well as groups of all sizes.
Important! Tours will depart The Market
promptly at 10:30AM, 1:30PM, and 3:30PM.
Our prices this year are as following:
Adults -- $7.00
Children (ages 2 to 12) --$5.00
Infants (under 2) -- Free!
New for this year are group discounts! There is
a minimum of 10 and reservations are required a minimum
of one week in advance. We do ask for a $25 deposit that
is refundable if there is bad weather on the day you have reserved.
Please click here for more
information about our group discounts and to print a reservation
form.
Farm Fair
will be held on Saturday, October
10th!
The admission charge is the same as other Saturdays
but there is no doubt that there is more to see and do on October
10th. Advance group discounts work the same on this day as all
other Saturdays in October. Wagons will depart continuously from
The Market
Events and Activites include:
-- Roman's Revenge pumpkin chunk'n catapult. Captain
Kim Moore and his team participate in world pumpkin chunk'n competitions
and are serious contenders for the world title in 2009! The team
are members of the "2,000 ft club" -- one of five in
the world -- and placed 2nd in the World Championship in '07 in
Delaware. The catapult will be in action on Saturday, October
10th with lauches at the top of every hour.
--Award winning pumpkin carver Steve Moss with live
pumpkin carving demonstrations.
--A live bluegrass band.
--Local vendors selling food and specialty items
near our shaded picnic tables by our farm pond.
--Hourly demonstrations of our grits and meal being
ground on our 1905 stone grist mill.
--Face painting for kids.
--And of course our regular activities (corn maze,
wagonride, barnyard animals) and perhaps a surprise or two!
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