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Farm Safety & FAQ

While Pumpkin Creek Farms is a wonderful, fun place of adventure and fall memories, it is still a fully functioning farm - and that means there is a level of risk involved when visiting. We have animals that can be spooked, fields that can be hot or cause tripping, and even tall structures for climbing. 

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Here are some quick Farm Safety Guidelines:

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  • We ask that all guests use caution when visiting. Please watch for uneven turf, extension cords, or produce (such as pumpkin or gourds) on the ground.

  • All children under 14 need constant adult supervision - it's a large, public area with lots of attractions, animals, strangers, and open fields. Most of our activities are staffed, but they are not supervised. This is a great time to play right alongside your kids!  

  • Even on cooler days, we recommend staying hydrated. Bring lots of water, and if you forget, we always have water anywhere food can be ordered. We recommend drinking plenty of liquids before entering the Corn Maze.

  • It is usually much windier on the farm than in urban areas. Please bring appropriate clothing with ear muffs or hoods on cooler days. For young children, we recommend having coats or warm blankets in the car in case it's colder than you were expecting.

  • Pets are not allowed on the farm for their safety and for the benefit of our petting zoo animals. All pets will be asked to stay in a properly air-conditioned or heated vehicle during the duration of your visit. Service dogs will need to be wearing appropriate identification, and paperwork must be provided upon entering the farm. 

  • Please be respectful of our other guests, our family, and our staff. We know our lines can get long due to high demand for Fall fun, but please be courteous. Our staff is trained to work quickly under the pressure, and we are happy to have so many visitors each year!

  • Please be respectful of our Attractions and Petting Zoo Animals. They go through two months of constant interaction, so please have fun, but be gentle!

  • A Hay Ride and a Barrel Train drive around the property. Our drivers are trained, but please keep your party clear of their routes at all times. 

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