Night Time Haunted Corn Maze and Haunted House Event

Admission to the 2023 Haunted Corn Maze is $7.00 for each person (kids under 2 years are free).  These special events will be open from 7:00pm-9:30pm on:

Friday, September 29

Saturday, September 30

Friday, October 6

Saturday, October 7

Sunday, October 8

 

Please be warned that the Night Time Haunted Corn Maze event is not for the faint of heart or sensitive small children.

 

** Try to arrive by 8:30, so you have enough time to walk through the Haunted House and the Haunted Corn Maze.

 

We understand that operating the Haunted Corn Maze around Halloween would be very popular, but our Cariboo weather is too unpredictable at this time.  Brrrr!

 

The haunted corn maze was developed seventeen years ago as a family event and we are trying hard to keep this a great family event.  A family event means that the adults should enjoy the evening with their children/grandchildren/great grandchildren big and small. 

 

DO NOT DROP your children off at the gate and return later to pick them up--NO EXCUSES ARE ACCEPTED.  Our ghosts, goblins and guests are much happier and safer since we instituted the "NO DROP-OFF RULE".  We are not operating a babysitting service, nor are we hosting a bush party for pre-teens and teenagers.  Besides, who would not want to see their mom or dad pee their pants?!    

 

 

Day Time Haunted Corn Maze and Haunted House Event

Admission to the 2023 Haunted Corn Maze is $5.00 for each person (kids under 2 years are free).  We are offering a haunted corn maze and haunted house event for small children and "sensitive" adults from 11:00am-3:00pm on:

Sunday, October 1

Sunday, October 8

 

This year we may or may not have any live goblins in the corn maze or the haunted house.  We have found that even an empty Haunted House has been too scary for many of the little guys even during the day.  Besides having access to the Haunted Corn Maze and the Haunted House, we offer tractor wagon rides, and we encourage families to roam the farm to look at the the pig, chickens, turkey, and rabbits.