Indian acres tree farm fall fest and corn maze offers adventures for all ages

Indian Acres Tree Farm Fall Fest and Corn Maze Offers Adventures for All Ages

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September 27, 2024

MEDFORD, NJ – Indian Acres Tree Farm is hosting its annual Fall Fest and Corn Maze, running from September 21 through October 31, offering fun-filled adventures for families and visitors of all ages. The farm’s main attractions are its two distinct corn mazes: the Little Kids Maze, a 3-acre course designed for children aged 7 and under, where young explorers can search for 19 friendly scarecrows hidden throughout the maze, and the Big Kids Maze, a 4-acre challenge that promises even more excitement with 21 scarecrows waiting to be discovered.

Visitors can choose between the mazes or take on both for an extended adventure, making it a perfect day out for families with children of various ages.

Located at 111 Tuckerton Road, Medford, NJ, Indian Acres Tree Farm invites guests to enjoy a classic fall experience with activities designed to entertain the whole family. Admission costs vary based on the maze selected, ensuring a customizable experience for every visitor.

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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