WINDSOR EVENTS FIELD GUIDE
47 Years of Crisp Air, Corn Mazes and Cider: Brown’s Harvest Fall Festival in Windsor
A weekend-only, family-focused farm festival (Saturdays & Sundays, Sept–Nov) with hayrides, corn mazes, a new Super Slide, pumpkin picking and seasonal food — this guide gathers the essential facts on hours, attractions, accessibility and visitor rules.
47 Years of Crisp Air, Corn Mazes and Cider: Brown’s Harvest Fall Festival in Windsor.
Brown’s Harvest’s 47th Annual Fall Festival turns a Windsor farm into a weekend ritual from September through November, a seasonal patchwork of hayrides, corn mazes, a barrel train, kids’ play areas and the scent of fresh apple cider donuts. Open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 AM to 5 PM (last tickets sold at 4 PM), the festival is arranged to welcome families and visitors seeking classic autumn farm activities and pumpkins to take home.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Hayrides, Corn Mazes and Family Play
The festival’s core offerings include hayrides, multiple corn mazes, a barrel train, jump pad and a kids’ play area—activities designed for all ages and spread across the farm for a full-day visit.
Seasonal Treats and Farmstand Favorites
Visitors can savor classic fall flavors such as the farm’s apple cider donuts, fresh-baked goods and seasonal beverages, alongside on-site vendors and a food truck.
Super Slide — a Height-Restricted Addition
A Super Slide debuts at the festival; riders must be at least 36 inches tall and children between 36 and 42 inches must ride with an adult (18+). Tickets for the slide are sold separately at the farm.
What the day feels like
What a Day at the Festival Feels Like
Weekends at Brown’s Harvest unfold as a series of short, family-friendly stops: queues for hayrides and the barrel train, wandering through corn maze passages, breaks for cider donuts and time selecting a pumpkin in the patch. The festival operates on a set weekend schedule through the fall season, with gates open from mid-morning until late afternoon and last admissions sold an hour before closing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this festival suits — and who should plan around its limits.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The festival runs on Saturdays and Sundays from September through November; open 10 AM–5 PM with last ticket sales at 4 PM.
The farm has no paved areas, so expect unpaved ground across activity zones.
Portable restrooms are located around the farm.
General admission at the gate is charged for ages 3 and up; activities such as the Super Slide require separate tickets sold on-site. Admission is not required to pick pumpkins or shop the farm store.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are dogs or pets allowed at the festival?
Pets are not allowed; well-behaved service animals are permitted. The farm holds a dedicated dog day late in the season when dogs may ride the hayride and explore the corn maze.
Do I have to purchase admission to pick pumpkins or shop at the store?
No—admission is not required to pick pumpkins, shop in the store, visit vendors or stop by the food truck.
Is parking free?
Yes. Parking at the farm is free; visitors are asked to enter the property slowly and follow directions from parking crew members.
Is the farm handicap accessible?
Yes. The hayrides are handicap accessible; however, there are no paved areas across the farm.
Are there restrooms on site?
Yes. Portable restrooms (port-a-potties) are located around the farm.