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Waldvogel’s Farm opens up for fall fun from September 19th through October 31st.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: Open from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Friday, Saturday and Sunday: Open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

Monday: Closed for cleaning

Weekends are the best times for families to visit as all activities are up and running. 

Arrive early so you have time to enjoy all of the activities.

We recommend that you follow the directions we provide, or that you use Google Maps to find directions to Waldvogel’s Farm.
We have had problems reported using the directions provided by Apple Maps (using an iPhone).

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Waldvogel’s Farm offers acres of free parking. 

Parking is available in two lots, accessible from the driveway to the farm. 

There is no public parking on the opposite side of the road (you may see a few vehicles because that is for employee’s only).

Please do not park on the side of the road – it is illegal to do so.

There are several new attractions for 2020. The highlights are a Grain Train, Firetruck Play Area, Extra Events in our Event Barn, New Mini Golf obstacles, Adult Histriker, Iceless Curling, and Explosion Facade (Lost Mine).

Fall 2020 Update! Many of you have asked about what changes we will have for this season to create a safe and fun environment. Below is the list of what to expect when you visit!

There will be over 40 hand sanitizer stations on the farm. We will be disinfecting surfaces throughout the day with dedicated safety employees.

Employees will be required to wear masks, have their temperature checked before work and stay home from work if they do not feel well. Guests are strongly encouraged to wear masks.

There will be additional wagon rides so that capacity will be greatly reduced.

We have an additional train (grain train) that is made to fit most families to ride on their own.

We will have an additional entrance and exit in our activity area.

We have moved some of our attractions and have added an additional 2 acres of activity area to spread things out.

Guests are strongly encouraged to buy tickets online so we can use our contactless admission process.

The farm will be closed on Mondays so we can sanitize the farm thoroughly.

We will not sell Season Passes this year.

The Cafe will not be open as it is in a high traffic area. We are working hard to have Food Trucks/Trailers to provide a food option on weekends. The market will only be open as an area for pickup. All caramel apples will be made in the morning and pre-packaged. No split supremes for 2020.

The following attractions will not be open this season: Haunted Granary, Candy Cannon, Corn Box, Pony Rides, Family Portraits, and Pumpkin Pedaller 500.

View information about each one of the over 60 attractions at Waldvogel’s Farm.

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 2pm and 4pm

Friday: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm

Saturday and Sunday: Continuously throughout the day until 5:30pm.

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 1pm, 3pm, 5pm

Friday: 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm

Saturday and Sunday: Continuously throughout the day

There are several things that are different to keep in mind. To find out more, follow this link:
Weekend vs Weekday Differences.

Cash, check and credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover). Farmer’s Market vouchers are also accepted. Please
note that there is 1 ATM available for your convenience.

We encourage you to purchase your admission tickets online before arrival to take advantage of our contactless admission process.

Admission does not include food, drinks, pumpkins,
Pumpkin Launcher,
Gemstone Mining,
Pony Rides,
Family Portraits,
Face Painting, and Shooting Gallery.

There are no season passes for 2020.

The Apple Kitchen will not be open for 2020. There will be pre-made caramel apples available to take home. Curbside pickup will be available.

Any U-Pick pumpkin from the field is $5 no matter how big it is. U-Pick means that you take the hayride and pick your own pumpkin.

We also have pre-picked pumpkins on the lawn that you can purchase.

Pre-picked pumpkins for $6, $8, and $10 depending on the size. You’ll find them marked with their price for each row.

Pie pumpkins are $2.

Yes. No one under age 16 will be admitted without an adult. All children must be accompanied by an adult while on the farm.

Yes, here is our policy on photographers: We ask that photographers only bring a camera and be respectful of other guests and employees. The photographer will also have to pay admission if they are going in the activity area.

The Market Area is handicap accessible. The Activity Area has a lot of uneven terrain, and being mostly outdoors, can be difficult for guests in a wheelchair.
We have had many guests say the terrain is manageable. Note that the farm train is now accessible. The wagon ride does have steps. We do not have wheelchairs or motorized carts available on site.

Any guest that is 3 years or over (adults included) pay when they choose to enter the activity area. There is no charge to take the hayride or to visit the market.  We are often told that there are lots of activities for all ages.

Activity Area Admission includes many activities (over 50 in fact) grouped together for a discounted price.
Because of that, we do not offer discounts unless there is a group of 100 or more.

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No food carry-ins are allowed. We have croissants and chips every day and food trucks on weekends in 2020.

Yes. Please leave all tobacco products in your car. Absolutely no alcohol or firearms are allowed on the premises.

Our insurance does not allow pets on the farm. Service animals are welcome.

Asking us a question on Facebook is probably the quickest way to get a response.
You can always fill out our online contact form,
or call us at 920-885-9590.