Down On the Farm — Attraction in Rainsville

We looked at many farms in our area and read numerous reviews before choosing this farm in mid October. If you are hunting, stop and just go here, it’s wonderful! They have options to just purchase passes for the playground areas, which is what we did ($6 per person). Then you can add on items as needed (cow ride $2 for example) but most things are included. There’s hours of fun activities and a barn with live animals that you can feed for .50 a bag. They have two corn pits with slides for bigger and younger children, a cow ride, slides, big tubes that you can get inside and roll, corn launcher, a haybale maze, and many others. You can also choose to do pumpkin picking and/or corn maze but we opted not to with our 1-year old. If you have younger kids this place is perfect, lots to do and it isn’t crowded since it’s well laid out over a big amount of space and we were there on a weekend. We really liked the activities in the barn above the animals, easy to miss but fun for kids. There is also a small snack bar and indoor store. Overall this farm is reasonably priced, has great places to picnic, has clean bathrooms with running water to wash hands, and parking is easy and level. Since the ground is flatter it is also mostly accessible (many activities are not) and we saw several families with electric scooters. We can’t wait to...

We always take the kids yearly. This year the pumpkins were fairly small. The poor animals in the barn looked thin, unhappy, their stalls were very nasty and flies were terrible in their. We felt so bad for the poor cow her hip and rib bones were showing really bad. Animals used to seem to be cared for but not this year. Just not worth the price and because of the poor condition the animals were in. For what they charge you would think they would take better care of their animals. Play ground was nice for the little children 4 to 9 years old. They had fun. There was nothing there for our teenage grandchildren to enjoy😔 and they was very upset with the poor condition the animals were living in. We will not be...

Decently priced activities, food is football game quality, and if you go early in the season they have an amazing selection of pumpkins. Alternatively, if you go near Halloween, they often run out and have pumpkins in the field with grocery store tags. They also have two different corn mazes every year, one for children and one for adults.

There’s a barn loft activity center and an outdoor play area. They have a petting zoo and a small hay maze for littles. They have an indoor gift shop. I’ve been going for the better part of 11 years either with family or field trips or church and they’ve continued to update it...