Believe it or not, summer is winding down and it’s time to gear up for all of your favorite fall activities. Visiting a farm is sure to be at the top of the list, and we have just the family-friendly place to go. Salisbury Farm has been around in Rhode Island since the 1800s. They know just how to make your autumn visit extra special with hayrides, fresh produce, a 5-acre corn maze, and more.
Salisbury Farm in Johnston has been entertaining families in its huge corn mazes since 1998. From the looks of it, this year’s maze is particularly puzzling.
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Wander over 1 mile of paths to navigate your way out of this 5-acre corn maze. Do you think you’re up for the challenge?
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Afterward, spend some time on the farm. Pick your perfect pumpkin for carving, roasting pumpkins seeds, or baking bread or pies.
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Don’t forget to grab some produce. There is nothing quite like farm fresh sweet corn.
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Jump into the back of the wagon for a tractor-pulled hayride on the weekends. This activity is a great way to see the farm and there is no charge for the ride.
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You’ll want to visit with the animals too. Some very furry and adorable friends reside at Salisbury farm.
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The farm is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Make your fall complete by embarking on the corn maze at this charming family farm.
Facebook/Salisbury Farm Find the entrance to Salisbury Farm on Plainfield Pike across from Pippin Orchard Rd., Johnston, RI 02919. For more information, visit their website or Facebook page.
So what do you think? Is this fabulous 5-acre corn maze going onto your fall bucket list? While we still have a little bit of summer left, you’ll want to visit this iconic boardwalk cafe for all your favorite warm-weather foods.
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Find the entrance to Salisbury Farm on Plainfield Pike across from Pippin Orchard Rd., Johnston, RI 02919. For more information, visit their website or Facebook page.
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