General
Where is Staheli Family Farm located?
The farm is located at 3400 S Washington Fields Rd, Washington, UT 84780.
What are your Fall operating hours?
The 2026 Fall season runs from September 18 through October 31, 2026. Operating hours vary depending on the day of the week and the specific attraction (Farmland, Corn Maize, Pumpkin Patch, Field of Screams, etc.). For the complete daily schedule, please visit our Fall Hours page.
Is parking available at the farm?
Yes. On-site parking is available at the farm and is free for all attendees with a valid admission ticket.
Can I bring my pet?
For the safety of our guests, farm animals, and staff, pets and other animals are not permitted on the property. Service animals, as strictly defined by the ADA, are welcome and must remain under the handler’s control.
Is the farm wheelchair and stroller accessible?
Yes, strollers and wheelchairs are allowed. However, please be aware that much of the farm consists of natural terrain, including dirt paths, grass, and uneven walking surfaces, which can be affected by weather conditions.
What should I wear?
We highly recommend comfortable outdoor clothing and closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on unpaved dirt and natural farm terrain.
Are there photo opportunities across the farm?
Yes! You will find photo ops throughout the farm, including our giant rocking chair, scarecrow displays, a “How Tall Am I?” growth chart, and pumpkin wagons in the Pumpkin Patch. If you need a group picture, feel free to ask any of our staff, they are always happy to snap a family photo for you!
Are food and drinks available on site?
We offer a full selection of meals, desserts, snacks, and treats right on the farm! We are especially famous for our farm hamburgers (available Thursday, Friday, and Saturday’s) alongside hot pizza, pulled pork, specialty lattes, fresh lemonade, kettle corn, donuts, and warm cider. While guests may bring water bottles or light snacks for small children, we encourage everyone to sample our farm concessions.
What is the Silo Store?
The Silo Store is our on-farm market packed with unique gifts, home decor, local artisan goods, farm fresh eggs, and Staheli Family Farm beef. Merchandise and market goods are sold separately and are not included with general admission.
What are Token Attractions?
Token Attractions are optional, specialized activities available for a small additional fee. These include:
- Axe Throwing
- Gemstone Mining
- Paintball
- Pony Rides
- Face Painting
When and where can I see the Staheli Farm Witches?
The Staheli Farm Witches are a highlight of fall! You can watch their live showcases and performances in the Pavilion (included with General Admission) or take a ride on the Grain Train out to Jack-O-Lantis, the witch village where they live. The witches also roam the farm on select dates from September 18 through October 30, 2026 between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM.
Do you still have the Zombie Rampage bus?
No, the Zombie Rampage bus is no longer part of our attractions. While it was a fan favorite in past seasons, that experience has been retired from Staheli Family farm as of 2025.
Tickets & Admission
Do I need a ticket to visit?
Yes. A General Admission ticket is required to access the primary Fall festival areas, including the Corn Maize and the Pumpkin Patch. If you plan to visit multiple times, we also offer a Season Pass that provides all-season re-admission and exclusive perks.
Do young children need a ticket?
Children ages 2 and under receive free admission. All other guests must purchase a ticket to enter the farm.
When does the ticket booth close?
While general opening and closing times are listed on our Fall Hours page, please note that the ticket booth closes 30 minutes prior to the posted closing time each night. Guests must purchase tickets or check in before the ticket booth closes to gain admission.
What is included with General Admission?
Your General Admission ticket provides full access to dozens of farm attractions and live shows, including:
- Corn Maize & Pumpkin Patch access
- Grain Train Ride (including trips to Jack-O-Lantis witch village) & Cow Train Ride
- Farm Animal Experience & Cow Milking Area
- Jumping Pillow, Zip Lines, Big Dirt Slides & Rat Wheel
- Corn Pits, Ball Zone, Horsey Swings, Playhouse, Swings & Slides
- Hero Park, Excavation Station, Duck Races & Bubble Barn
- Roping Area, Giant Jenga, Cornhole & Giant Connect Four
- All showcases and live entertainment held in the Pavilion
What requires a separate purchase?
Pumpkins, concession food and drinks, Silo Store merchandise, Token Attractions (such as Axe Throwing, Gemstone Mining, Paintball, Pony Rides, and Face Painting), Fire Pit rentals, special ticketed events (like Breakfast with a Witch), and entry into the Field of Screams haunted attraction require separate purchases.
Do I need a General Admission ticket to buy a pumpkin?
Yes. The Pumpkin Patch is located inside the ticketed farm boundary, so all guests entering the patch must have a valid General Admission ticket. The pumpkins themselves are priced and sold separately based on size.
Are tickets refundable if my plans change?
All ticket sales, admissions, season passes, and reservations are final and non-refundable.
What happens if it rains or the weather is bad?
Staheli Family Farm operates in a variety of weather conditions. Tickets will not be refunded due to rain, wind, heat, cold, or dust. If the Farm is forced to officially close an attraction or the property due to severe weather or operational circumstances, we may, at our sole discretion, offer a rescheduled visit date, a credit, or an exchange.
Field of Screams
What is the Field of Screams?
The Field of Screams is Southern Utah’s #1 haunted attraction, featuring cinematic sets, elaborate special effects, and live scare actors. It operates on select Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights from September 18 through October 31 2026. For all available dates, visit the Field of Screams page.
Is the Field of Screams included with General Admission to The Farm?
No, entry into the Field of Screams requires a separate ticket. We offer a General Admission haunted attraction ticket, a V.I.P. Admission ticket for expedited entry, and a combined Season Pass that includes both Farmland and the haunted attraction.
Are there age restrictions or health warnings for Field of Screams?
This is a high-intensity attraction designed to startle and scare. Children under 12 may enter at their parent or guardian’s discretion; however, attendance is not recommended for children under the age of 12. The attraction features strobe lighting, artificial fog, loud noises, low lighting, and uneven ground. Guests with respiratory sensitivities, a history of seizures or epilepsy, or sensitivities to loud sounds are strongly advised not to participate.
Do I need to complete a waiver?
Yes, a completed waiver is absolutely required for entry into the Field of Screams. To speed up your check-in and get into the attraction faster, please complete the waiver online before arriving at the farm.
When should I arrive for the Field of Screams?
You must visit the ticket booth first to claim your wristband, allowing plenty of time for parking and check-in. Plan to join the Field of Screams queue line at least 30 minutes before your scheduled entry time. Late arrivals may experience delays or lose their place.
Are costumes allowed in the Field of Screams?
While guests may wear costumes to the farm (subject to our standard Code of Conduct and Costume Policy), costume masks are strictly prohibited inside the Field of Screams.
Is the Field of Screams wheelchair accessible?
No. Due to narrow, unpaved dirt trails, uneven outdoor ground, dark conditions, and attraction layouts, the Field of Screams is not wheelchair accessible.
What is the “Lights On Tour”?
The Lights On Tour is a scare-free, daytime walkthrough of the Field of Screams available on select Fridays and Saturdays from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. All spooky special effects are turned off and the scare actors are removed. It is a fantastic behind-the-scenes look at the sets and props, perfect for families who want festive fun without the jump scares.