There’s A Hay Bale Obstacle Course, Petting Zoo, Corn Maze And More At Guyette Farms In Ohio

There's nothing like some old-fashioned seasonal fun on a family farm in the fall time. Here in Ohio, our family farms specialize in family fun when the leaves begin to change and the autumn season arrives. Guyette Farms in Mantua features a bale maze, obstacle course, petting zoo, corn maze and so much more.  It's your one stop shop for fall family fun in Ohio.

Welcome to Guyette Farms, a northeast Ohio family farm that's been around since 1945.

You'll find it along Chamberlain Road in Mantua, Ohio.

During the fall season, the farm comes alive with families looking to embrace the season with hayrides, mazes, slides and so much more.

There's a 20-ft. corn box slide, a 40-ft. slide and an 80-ft. slide.

You can visit the farm on Saturdays and Sundays from September 19 - November 1. Pictured is this year's corn maze.

Admission is $7 for ages 3 and up and children 2 and under are free. (Note: Guyette Farms only accepts cash.)

Admission includes several different activities that are fun for the whole family. The Small Bale Maze (pictured) is designed for small children who might be overwhelmed by the corn maze.

Hours of operation for the 2020 season are Saturdays from 12 p.m. - 7 p.m. and Sundays from 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.

The Round Bale Obstacle Course is designed for all ages. It features more than 150 bales, tunnels, ropes, an even a playhouse build right into the course.

To view a complete list of all the activities available, visit the Guyette Farms website.

And you never know what sort of animals you might get to encounter at the petting zoo!

To stay up to date on policies, hours of operation and other information, follow Guyette Farms on Facebook!

Have you ever been to Guyette Farms before? What's your favorite family farm to visit in Ohio during the fall? Share your experiences with us!

For more fall family fun in Ohio, check out our previous article: The Great Westerville Pumpkin Glow In Ohio Is A Classic Fall Tradition You Can Drive-Thru This Year.