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Welcome to the Farmacy
Farmacy Map
Fall Hours
Sept. 29th - Oct. 28th
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday - Friday: 9am - 2pm
Groups of 35 or more people
by reservation only. Not open
to the general public.
Friday: 4pm - 9pm
Saturday: 11am - 9pm
Sunday: 11am - 6pm
- Hayrides - Friday 4pm - 5:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am - 5:30pm
- Eat Shack Concessions - Saturday & Sunday 11am - 5:30pm
- Lean-To Snack & Gift Shoppe - remains open until closing time.
- No children under the age of 16 admitted without an adult.
Last admission ticket sold
2 hours prior to closing.
The Country Farmacy is a Proud Member Of:
Admission Price
Adults (13 & up) - $12+
Kids (3-12) - $10+
Under 2 - FREE
Note: No one under the age of 16 is allowed admission to the Farmacy
without an Adult chaperone.
Your admission price includes:
- Both Corn Mazes (The 2 acre or 18 acre)
- Access to the "Back 40" Play yard
- Hay Ride All Around the Farmacy
- Access to the Spookley Movie Theater
Pumpkins are extra and range in price from $1 - $8 ea. depending on weight. For example, you may purchase a 40lb. pumpkin for $8.
Pumpkin Slingshot is $1 for 3 throws.
Field Trips
The Farmacy is a great place to visit with your class or day care.
Please click above for more information.
What Visitors Are Saying...
Creek Bed Country Farmacy is my new favorite place to go in the Fall. It is a beautiful property, and has lots of things to do to keep the whole family entertained.
My kids' favorite area of Creek Bed Farm is the play area. As a mom, I love the play area, because it is grassy and clean. There are thoughtful activities and games for kids of all ages to enjoy. It is also safe, and there are wide-open spaces for kids to run around and play. There are a lot of great additions to the farm from last year.
I also enjoy looking at the animals at Creek Bed farm, but I appreciate that they are separated from the eating and play areas."
~ Thea from Lodi, WI
