Maple leaf farms fall festival brings bull riding, music, and family fun

MANALAPAN, NJ – The Maple Leaf Farms Fall Festival is now underway, offering an exciting blend of live bull riding, country music, and an impressive array of activities for all ages. Running through October 27, this family-friendly festival features over 20 different attractions, providing a full day of entertainment for visitors looking to enjoy autumn in a fun and festive setting.

Among the unique highlights are a wooden train and tractor swing, horse tire swings, and a pumpkin village for children to explore. Families can navigate the corn maze, enjoy hayrides, or test their skills with pumpkin bowling. Animal lovers will find plenty to smile about with the festival’s animal barnyard, pig races, and Goat Mountain. The festival also boasts an observation bridge, backhoe play yard, and a hay maze, ensuring there’s never a dull moment.

For those seeking even more thrills, the rodeo show and live bull riding events bring the excitement of the Wild West to Manalapan, while younger visitors can enjoy activities like the tiny trike track, pedal karts, and rubber duck races. Other attractions include a pillow jump, corn tunnel, bean bag toss, spiderweb challenge, and candy corn toss.

Located at 525 Route 9 South, Maple Leaf Farms offers a day packed with festive fun, with costs varying depending on the activities chosen. Whether you’re looking for high-energy thrills or a relaxing afternoon with the family, this festival provides a memorable autumn experience for all ages.

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