$4 Admission to Pumpkin Extravaganza at Devine Acres Farm
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- Old-fashioned farm experience
- Fun for the whole family
- Hayride, fishing, mazes & more
A recently discovered alternative to the indoors, going "outside" offers adventurous explorers exposure to things such as wind, sunshine, and the naturally occurring mazes found in hay fields. Leave the indoors with today's Groupon: for $4, you get admission to the Pumpkin Extravaganza at Devine Acres Farm (an $8 value; ages 2 and under free), located in Devine. This Groupon is only valid for the 2010 season; the farm will be open for this event from October 2 to November 7 on Saturdays (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and Sundays (12 p.m. to 5 p.m.).
Sprawled out on 44 acres of farmland, Devine Acres Farm lines up a multitude of old-fashioned, family-friendly activities to delight visitors of all ages. Equipped with complimentary poles and bait, guests can partake in catch-and-release fishing at the well-stocked pond. Or purchase a pumpkin (not included in the Groupon; prices range from $2 to $10) and decorate it with the exact likeness of a smaller pumpkin. The barnyard is home to a variety of amicable animals, such as goats, llamas, chickens, and rabbits that can be fed for $0.25 per handful of feed or simply stared at while struggling to recall Orwellian warnings about porcine uprisings. Sack races, volleyball, hay mazes, and other harvestime pastimes wait turns to fulfill their role of entertaining you with country-style hospitality.
Devine Acres Farms gives guests the opportunity to experience the beauty of a rural environment while building an appreciation for agriculture on a fully functioning farm. Crank-start the family buggy and steer your brood toward a day of horseshoe tossin', scarecrow dressin', and final g omittin' at Devine Acres.
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About Devine Acres Farm
A 44-acre farm sprawls across Devine Acres Farm. Beneath those trees and amid nearby fields, visitors delight in more than 30 family-friendly attractions. Hayrides, duck races, catch-and-release fishing, and sack races all make for hours of fun. The farm also presents activities that rotate with each season. During the winter, visitors can cut Christmas trees, whereas autumn means pumpkin painting, and spring plays host to Easter egg hunts.