Pumpkinfest is the second weekend in October featuring great food, live music and tons of pumpkins and fun!
Hayrides: All day on Saturday, take a hayride around the farm and end up at the pumpkin patch. Hayrides can be arranged during the week, if you call ahead.
Corn Maze: Pictured is an aerial view of our 2006 corn maze. Our 2008 maze will cover 3 acres and will be more fun than ever! We're planning a Lincoln-themed design this year and will post pictures later. Maze will open Labor Day weekend.
Grain Bin: We've converted a grain bin on the farm into a play area for the kids. Inside are a corn box and farm toy play area! Kids love this addition to our play area!
Hay Stack: We build a stack of hay with tunnels and slides just for the kids to play on, and do they ever!
Tractor: In addition to the tractors we use on the farm to grow our crops, we've got a tractor just for the kids! A Case SC was placed near the grain bin with steps and a safe platform for your little farmer to drive as long as he wants!
Walk through the Orchard: Nearly all of our 48 acre farm is open for you to walk and enjoy. You'll see apple and peach trees, pumpkins, vegetables, open grass fields, and plenty of natural beauty. Feel free to come and take a stroll.
Fall is a great time to visit Hinton's Orchard & Farm Market. You can take a hayride to the pumpkin patch to pick out the perfect pumpkin from over 7 acres of different sizes, shapes, and even colors. The kids will enjoy our kids play area with a straw pile, grain bin, a tractor just for them, and farm animals! Then come to our store for fresh apples, jellies, apple butter, apple cider, locally grown meats & cheeses and much more. If you're hungry, try a caramel apple, apple turnover, or take home a whole pie for later.
Pick Your Own Pumpkin: In season, take a hayride, or a short walk to one of our pumpkin patches to pick your perfect pumpkin from over 7 acres of different shapes, sizes, and - Labor Day thru Halloween
Mon-Sat 9-6
free admission
All Ages
From I65, exit 91, take Lincoln Parkway (Highway 61) to Hodgenville. At end of Lincoln Parkway, turn right on Highway 210. We are 7.0 miles on the right.
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