A. Casola farms fall festival offers pumpkin picking and weekend mazes

A. Casola Farms Fall Festival Offers Pumpkin Picking and Weekend Mazes

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September 27, 2024

HOLMDEL, NJ – A. Casola Farms, known as the original pick-your-own-pumpkin and hayride farm, is hosting its annual Fall Festival, now running through October 31. Visitors can enjoy a variety of autumn activities, with the highlight being two engaging mazes. The five-acre corn maze, featuring three miles of winding trails, offers a fun challenge, while the sunflower maze provides a scenic and vibrant alternative for those looking to soak in the beauty of the season.

The Fall Festival runs daily, but the corn maze is exclusively open on weekends, giving families an ideal weekend adventure. In addition to the mazes, guests can experience the joy of hayrides and selecting the perfect pumpkin straight from the field.

Located at 178 NJ-34, A. Casola Farms promises a quintessential fall experience with activities that capture the spirit of the season. Whether you’re exploring the intricate mazes or finding your ideal pumpkin, the farm provides a festive outing for visitors of all ages.

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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