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Marmon Valley Harvest Round Up Days
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- Scare Factor
- Not Scary at All
- Appropriate For
- Family Fun for All Ages
- Organization Type
- Commercial / For Profit
- Listing Categories
- Pumpkin Patches, Hay Rides (Kid Friendly), Kids Parties, Other Events
- More Info
- Outdoor Event(s), Touching Not Allowed, Free Parking
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Round up the family for a Sunday in October to make memories during the Harvest Round-Up Days at Marmon Valley Farm!
The kids will enjoy Pony Rides. The entire family will have fun on a Hayride and picking out a Pumpkin from our stock. Enjoy visiting the Big Red Barn, the Bunny Barn, and the Deer Pen. Have fun playing in the Hay Tunnels, enjoy the Play Barn, and give the Rope Bridge a try.
Hours of Operation: Hours: 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM.
Admission Costs: Hay ride only is for all ages and is $6.50 per person age 2 and up.
The kids will enjoy Pony Rides. The entire family will have fun on a Hayride and picking out a Pumpkin from our stock. Enjoy visiting the Big Red Barn, the Bunny Barn, and the Deer Pen. Have fun playing in the Hay Tunnels, enjoy the Play Barn, and give the Rope Bridge a try.
Hours of Operation: Hours: 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM.
Admission Costs: Hay ride only is for all ages and is $6.50 per person age 2 and up.
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