Gilchrist Farm in Santa Clarita has opened their doors to the public for the month of October for the annual Harvest Festival and Pumpkin Patch.

The event is set to feature a wide variety of activities to its visitors, including a straw bale maze, wagon rides, pony rides, archery and more, according to event organizers. 

Additionally, Fridays include live music in the afternoon and weekends host a bake sale fundraiser and pumpkin cooking contest, including a $200 grand prize.

Seasonal favorites like caramel apples and roasted corn on the cob are expected to be available, as well as a number of food trucks.

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For those hoping to take something home other than a pumpkin, Gilchrist Farm has also set up a marketplace for local vendors to offer fall-themed pieces.

Visitors can also meet some of the farm’s residents at the petting zoo, and the event offers unique animal experiences on the weekends in the form of pig races and goat milking demonstrations.

Admission and parking are free, while wristbands are available for access to the event’s activities for $25 on weekdays and $45 on weekends, according to officials. 

Gilchrist Farm is located at 30116 Bouquet Canyon Road and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Halloween, with varying activities scheduled for weekdays, or weekends only.

For more information about the Gilchrist Farm Harvest Festival and Pumpkin Patch, visit their official website.

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