Lonesome Valley Farms Valley of Terror

Very nice, one of the only local Halloween non scary things I could find to do with my 7 year old, in the evening, who doesn't like scary. The get lost maze was worth it and not overpriced for $10. I also liked how the get lost maze wasn't just a maze but we were also to find a few pictures throughout the maze. Only thing I would recommend they change would be have a 'reward' of some kind to find the 4 objects. Maybe a picture for them to post on their site if u found all of them, or a dollar or two off of doing the maze again or haunted hayride, etc. Something to motivate the younger kids.

Exceeded our expectations. We were worried a drive-through haunted hayride would be boring or disappointing. To our surprise, they played with the driving in a car idea pretty well. The actors look like they had a lot of fun and they got a couple of good scares off. A very good atmosphere. Great if you are concerned about covid as you can just roll up the windows. Definitely recommend it. Looking forward to when the pandemic is over and we can do the in-person houses next year. Also, the food prices were not bad at all.

We love the experiences that we have at the farm! Always so much to entertain my grandchildren🐇🐰(ages 4&5)! They run until they are exhausted!

Legit scary haunted house and hayride. Fun for all ages if you are brave. Lots of jump scares and cool scenes.

Just went last night with my friends and def recommend. Great costumes and cool setup. Only did the hayride and the haunted house this time, but would love to come back and do the corn-maze because it’s so intricate. The haunted house/ slaughterhouse was the best part! Legit ran from being scared. Also they have really nice fires to warm up by and loved the hot cider.