FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
THE FARM:
Where is the farm?
The farm is located at 3400 Washington Fields RD, Washington, UT. Directions can be found HERE.
What do you do with all your cows?
We raise commercial beef cattle.
How long has the farm been here?
We are a sixth generation family farm, so, forever!
How big is the farm?
We farm 300 Acres.
How can I apply to work on the farm?
Online HERE. Applications and auditions for the Fall season begin early in August.
When is the farm open?
It depends on our season. Click HERE for our current hours.
How many people visit the farm each year?
Our average is 30,000 in October alone! It varies every year, and every year we get bigger!
Do you grow things on the farm?
Yes! Corn, pumpkins, straw, feed for our livestock, and a full vegetable garden.
Is everyone who works here family?
We consider everyone who works here family; however, they’re not all related by the Staheli name.
Is the farm open year-round?
Sort of! We hold special events throughout the year. In December we offer a Live Nativity, in the spring we have an Easter Celebration/Egg Hunt, and in the summer we put on “Farm Camp!” Always check back on our website for more info.
What time zone are you in?
We are in the MDT time zone. If you are traveling from out of town, please plan accordingly.
What should I wear on the farm?
Clothes you can get dirty in! We suggest older, comfortable, closed-toe shoes. We also suggest bringing a jacket for our fall nights.
Where should I park on the farm?
There will be a large parking sign. Please pull in and ONLY PARK in our designated parking lot. Cars that are parked on the road at any time will be towed at the owner’s expense.
Do you have a real pumpkin patch?
We do! Pick, weigh, and pay for your pumpkins at the patch. For more information click HERE.
Can I drop off and pick up kids?
Yes, but for safety reasons, you may ONLY drop off and pick up IN OUR PARKING LOT, NOT ON THE STREETS!! Here’s a question for YOU>>>Why not make a memory and join your kids for the food, fun, and entertainment?
Is there a place to eat on the farm? Yes! We have our food concessions. For more info please click HERE.
What if it’s raining? Will the Farm be open?
Please check our Facebook page for weather updates, HERE.
Why do you have witches at the Farm?
They just seem to love it here, and they add a lot of fun “Halloween spirit” to the Farm. They are all nice, we promise (until they get hangry)! Get to know our witches, HERE.
How will I know if any witches will be at the Farm?
Please check our Fall Season Calendar page, HERE.
Why isn’t Wick’a Dee Witch at the Farm this year?
Wick’a Dee inherited a spooky piece of land in the Hollow. She left the Farm to build her dream cave in “witch” to hang her striped tights during retirement. Check online to rent her spare cavern this fall (We hear it’s haunted by a ghost cow). “Moooo-ooo-oo!”
When will there be live/loud music or other entertainment?
Please check our Fall Season Calendar page, HERE.
Can I bring a stroller to the farm?
You may! The farm is dirt and the corn maze is bumpy. Please come prepared.
Can we bring our own food?
With prior special permission only. Please use contact form at bottom of every page on our website.
Can I bring my pets to the farm?
We love animals; however, we do not allow any to enter our farm (Only service dogs allowed).
Do you allow rock hiding at your farm? Yes, with paid admission for hiders and seekers.
Which areas of the Farm are wheelchair accessible? The Farmland, Pumpkin Patch, and Corn Maize are wheelchair accessible. Some attractions in the Farmland are not (Pirate Ship, Dirt Mountain). The Field of Screams is not wheelchair accessible.
What are the current pumpkin prices? Our pumpkins are weighed at 39 cents per pound, unless otherwise noted at the Pumpkin Patch.
Is there somewhere close by to stay at a hotel/campground/RV?
We suggest the “Holiday Inn” in Coral Canyon.
What else is there to do in the St. George area?
Southern Utah is filled with fun activities for the whole family! Visit sgcity.org and washingtoncity.org and St. George Utah Events for more info!
“Blue Suede Shoes” are welcome, but not practical!