Kuchta Farms — Attraction in Braceville Township

The farm experience left alot to be desired. Full disclosure, we arrived shortly after 6pm, knowing that they closed at 8pm, but figured we would do what we could until 8:00 and it was a PERFECT fall evening. I also went with teens. I would recommend for younger kids due to the type of activities, but even at that, our disappointment was in that activities were closed early. When we arrived, we were told the last hay ride left at 7:30. We rushed over to the loading area when we realized it was 7:25. We got there at 7:27 and there was no wagon. We figured it was out with people and waited until 7:35 for it to return. It did not. Apparently they shut it down early because we never saw it again. The jumping pillow was also closed by that time. The bubbles were closed up. I understand they were slow - but there were still some others there besides us. We ended up finishing the night with the corn maze, which was really nice and we got a little lost but had fun. Overall, the price just didn’t match up to the activities for us. I spent $64 for 4 of us and wish they would have at least kept everything open until 8pm, regardless of the fact they were slow, they should have honored the guests who were...

Very kid friendly experience, but not a ton to do for older kids or adults. There are a ton of kid centric activities, including the corn pits, hay bales, feeding goats, blowing giant bubbles, etc.

The corn maze itself is themed, which is cute, but it’s rather small. They also switched to a digital map this year, which I didn’t love. I want the challenge of navigating the maze without a gps helping me! However, the digital approach is a bit more kid-friendly. There’s an easy mode (the whole map shows) or a hard mode (anywhere you haven’t been yet is obscured by a “fog” on the screen). We opted to easy since my 8 year old wanted to navigate, and he didn’t have a ton of experience with mazes. He was able to guide us with minimal frustration, which would not have been the case with a paper map.

Also be warned that the new location (they moved a few years ago) is larger but sits right next to 80, so you will be listening to semis whiz by regs whole time. Not a deal breaker, and I can understand why they moved, but I enjoyed the vibe of their old location a lot more.

Overall, a fun experience for the younger crowd, but teen or adult groups might find more enjoyment at...

My boyfriend myself and our two nieces went here on Sunday it costs $12 a person for everything included they told us so that was $48 to get in which we thought well the kids deserve a fun day so we paid the $48 . Unfortunately when it came time to walk through the sunflowers we had our hand stamped and we started to walk through the worker stopped us and said it'll be six more dollars a person a person to walk through. I could not believe it they wanted to charge us $24 more dollars to walk through sunflowers. I said sorry to the kids we were not going to pay 24 more dollars to walk through sunflowers. I told them we will go to Hartford apple orchard and walk through their sunflower fields which were much more vast for free I will not be going back to this place. We all work hard for our money and I think it's...