Like a soap opera, a corn maze involves many twists and turns that can culminate in the reappearance of long-lost characters. Embark on unknown plot lines with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
$9 for a farm visit for two Monday–Thursday (an $18 total value)
- Two corn-maze admissions (a $10 value)
- $8 to spend on pumpkins, which are priced according to size and start at $1<p>
$19 for a farm visit for three Friday–Sunday (a $38 total value)
- Three corn-maze admissions (a $15 value)
- Three autumn-activity credits (a $15 value)
- $8 to spend on pumpkins<p>
$28 for a family farm visit Friday–Sunday (a $56 total value)
- Two corn-maze admissions (a $10 value)
- Two autumn-activity credits (a $10 value)
- Four meals of hotdogs or nachos, chips, popcorn, and water or soda (a $28 value)
- $8 to spend on pumpkins<p>
Though the farm and corn maze are open all week from Sept. 28 to Oct. 31, activities such as the inflatable slide and pumpkin painting are only available on weekends.<p>
Corona Pumpkin Farm
The owners of Corona Pumpkin Farm weren’t setting out to build a business in the fall of 2009. They just wanted to cultivate fresh, healthy produce for their family. So they began sowing seeds in box gardens, nourishing the soil with compost from chickens that also bore fresh eggs, and the occasional golden one. Eventually, the chickens’ bounty outgrew the boxed gardens, and the humble family endeavor flourished into Corona Pumpkin Farm, which sits atop more than an acre of land. Now the farmers nurture more than 50 types of pumpkins for eating and carving, as well as a cornucopia of fruits and veggies that includes three types of corn and pick-your-own boysenberries. Along with the produce, they raise chickens and turkeys for meat, gather eggs from the coop, and sometimes barter with neighbors for beef and pork.
To show their respect for Mother Nature and their own health, they prefer to use organic solutions first, avoiding chemicals on their garden grub whenever possible. But visitors don’t flock to the farm just for the fresh, healthy fare; they come to pick their own pumpkins, meander through the 10-foot-high stalks that fill a half-acre corn maze, and enjoy other seasonal activities, such as cuddling baby chicks, zooming down an inflatable slide, painting pumpkins, and crafting personalized trick-or-treat bags.
Tips
80% of 489 customers recommend
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“Come ready to have a great time!”
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“This year they expanded their food and snack offerings. Huge increase in staff made everything run much smoother. Pigs and turkeys in addition to chickens. Good times. ”
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“Great time for the whole family! It is a 'classic' pumpkin patch, definetly going back next year!”
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Lake Matthews
19835 Gavilan Rd.
Lake Matthews (Perris), California 92570
951-229-0725
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