corn maze

Fall is finally here, and we have your guide to pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, and more across Southern Indiana, Western Kentucky, and Southern Illinois.

Get ready to be lost in a giant corn maze where you never know what might pop out to scare you in Warrick County.

One of Illinois's most fun farms for fall in Illinois and home to the "world's largest corn maze" has just released the maze theme for the 2024 season.

Discover the best autumn experiences! From pumpkin patches to hayrides, find family-friendly and adult fun in Southern Indiana, Southeastern Illinois, & Western Kentucky.

What's more fun than a big old corn maze? How about a big old BEER FESTIVAL inside a big old corn maze?

Fall is the perfect time to enjoy a pumpkin patch, hayride, corn maze, or visit a winery and here are 30 of the best places in Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky.

It's almost time for the giant corn maze at Trunnell's Farm Market here in Owensboro.  This year's maze will be the biggest in the history of the Family Fun Acre.  And, making it even more exciting, Trunnell's has announced a special theme for this year as well.  They're celebrating the 75th anniversary of one of the most beloved and "curious" characters in children's literature!  Here's

Trunnell's Family Fun Acre is open and they've added some really fun new attractions this year to help youngsters "learn, play and grow!"  One new attraction is the "feed the animals" attraction that let's you get up close and personal with goats, cows, rabbits and pigs!  I recently got to hang out with the little piggies and feed them with a bottle. Watching them snort, push,

Fall is here and that means Halloween and autumn fun at Trunnell's Farm Market in Owensboro!  Yep!  The Family Fun Acre is open for business and is bigger and better this year with more attractions and even more features inside the giant corn maze!  I decided to give you guys a "virtual tour" so you can see just how much fun Trunnell's is for kids . . . and all the 40-year-old men out th

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln,  Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and now Martin Luther King. What do they all have in common? They’ve been immortalized in stone. You can BE immortalized in stone. It’s not going anywhere. But can you be immortalized in corn?

Hello, Boys and Ghouls!  (Insert demonic sounding laugh here!  MUAH HA HA HA!!!!)  Halloween is right around the corner and it's time to make your plans for one of the most exciting holidays of the year.  I love Halloween and thought I would give you a sneak preview of the some of Owensboro's BEST ways to conjur up some scares and raise some hairs!  As Michael Jackson sang, "It's close to mid