👻 Spooky Night Rides at Smolak Farms
A brand-new nighttime fall experience is coming to the farm!
Join us for Spooky Night Rides through the orchards at Smolak Farms! Climb aboard the hayride for a special evening adventure featuring characters, treats, pumpkins, s’mores and plenty of fall fun along the way.
With just 25 guests per ride, space is extremely limited. Advance tickets are required.
🎃 Select Nights in October
October 8, 9, 15, 23, 24 & 29
Hayrides depart at:
6:00 PM • 7:00 PM • 8:00 PM
Please arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled ride. Hayrides will depart promptly at the listed time and cannot be held for late arrivals.
🍂 What’s Included?
Child Ticket — $30
Each child ticket includes:
- Spooky Night Hayride
- Smolak Farms donut
- Goodie bag
- Sugar pumpkin
- S’more kit
Adult Ticket — $10
Includes the Spooky Night Hayride and a Smolak Farms donut.
Children Under 2 — FREE
Children under age 2 may ride as lap children and do not require a paid ticket. Please note that complimentary lap-child admission does not include a donut, goodie bag, pumpkin or s’more kit.
👻 Your Spooky Night Adventure
Your nighttime hayride will wind through the Smolak Farms orchards, with three special stops along the way.
At each stop, guests will have the chance to meet characters, take photos and collect goodies before climbing back aboard and continuing their adventure through the orchard.
And the fun doesn’t end when the wagon returns!
🔥 S’mores by the Fire
After your hayride, stick around and get cozy by our fire pit. Children can use the s’more kit included with their ticket to roast their own s’more and enjoy a perfect fall night at the farm.
The fire pit will remain open until 9:30 PM each event night.
🎟️ Tickets Are Extremely Limited
Each wagon can accommodate only 25 guests, and there are just three rides available each night.
We strongly recommend reserving your preferred date and time in advance.
GET TICKETS →
Spooky Night Rides are designed as a fun, family-friendly fall experience. All activities and event details are subject to change due to weather or farm conditions.