Bonnybrook Farms, Inc

6 reviews

+1 (937) 289-2500

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3779 State Route 132

Clarksville, OH 45113

+1 (937) 289-2500

http://www.bonnybrookfarms.com

Along with Chuck Wagon Dinner Rides, summer also brings Corporate Picnics and Special Events and Motor Coach Tours and Convention Groups. Experience great family fun during Fall Farm Festivals with Adventure Hayrides, “Pick Your Own” Pumpkin Patch, Crazed Corn Maze, Giant Slingshots, Clodhopper Golf, Pony Rides, Petting Animals and Birthday Parties. Lantern Light Wagon Rides and Corn Maze are new additions to the night life at Bonnybrook!

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3.06 reviews

Natasha M.

10/22/2016

Came here tonight for the corn maze during a perfect fall night! Decor is fun and inviting with nice people and authentic fall feeling food! Corn maze was fun and luckily not filled with...

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David D.

10/13/2019

Came here for the 8th time since moving from Chicago. It's tradition. First year they charged $14 per person to get out of the barn. I asked what that included for 5 people and $70. The honest...

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Sarah G.

10/29/2016

Great experience! My niece loved it. The hayride was above average; interesting with the storytelling of local history by the actors, and wooden seats instead of hay. Food was better than expected...

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Ron S.

10/29/2016

We have missed the event Because these people don't have the ability to park the cars. We have sit in the street for over an hour in order to get in. What a joke.

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Adriana L.

11/17/2016

Went here a couple years back for Halloween, the staff are super friendly, and the corn maze and haunted hayride were top quality. I had a great time!

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