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Spend crisp autumn weekends at Brown's Harvest Fall Festival in Windsor, CT, filled with corn mazes, hayrides, and family-friendly fun. Dive into 47 years of seasonal tradition and find your perfect pumpkin this fall.
Spend crisp autumn weekends at Brown's Harvest Fall Festival in Windsor, CT, filled with corn mazes, hayrides, and family-friendly fun. Dive into 47 years of seasonal tradition and find your perfect pumpkin this fall.
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Brown's Harvest Fall Festival in Windsor, Connecticut, is an enduring autumn tradition that draws locals and visitors for its vibrant, hands-on seasonal experiences. Celebrating its 47th year, the festival runs weekends from September through November, offering a rich lineup of activities designed to engage families and outdoor enthusiasts amid the crisp New England fall backdrop.
Set across a sprawling farmstead, Brown's Harvest Fall Festival invites visitors to navigate a sprawling 5-acre corn maze or the smaller, kid-friendly 1-acre maze, where golden stalks and rustling leaves embody the essence of the season. Hayrides wind through the gently rolling fields, providing a leisurely way to absorb the farm’s rustic charm and panoramic views of Windsor’s agricultural landscape.
Pumpkin seekers will find plenty of choices to pick the ideal gourd—perfect for carving or autumnal décor—while the signature apple cider donuts deliver a warm, sweet bite that’s a festival staple. Beyond the main attractions, the festival pulses with family-focused fun: barrel train rides, interactive barn activities, lively duck races, jump pads requiring socks, and even live music and face painting on select weekends.
Brown’s Harvest stands out not only for its longevity but for its commitment to accessibility; hayrides accommodate wheelchair users, making the festive experience inclusive. The festival also supports local vendors and food trucks, enhancing the community feel with fresh eats and crafts.
For anyone seeking a genuine taste of Connecticut’s fall culture and outdoor farm life without straying far from urban areas, Brown’s Harvest delivers a spirited, well-rounded day in the outdoors. It’s a destination where tradition and fresh autumn air combine to create lasting memories for all ages.
easy.
2–4 hours.
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels; mostly walking on flat, farm terrain.
Pets are not allowed, but well-behaved service animals are welcome. A special dog day late in the season allows dogs to join hayrides and corn maze adventures.
No, you do not need to purchase admission to pick pumpkins, visit vendors, or shop at the farm store.
Yes, there is free parking on site. Please arrive at a moderate pace and follow the directions of parking attendants.
Hayrides are wheelchair accessible, although the farm terrain is mostly unpaved. Accessibility may be limited in some other areas.
Yes, there are port-a-potties throughout the farm, including one handicap accessible unit.
Face painting and gem mining are not included with admission and require separate purchase.
Brown's Harvest has held its fall festival for 47 years, making it one of the longest-running seasonal farm events in the region.
The festival supports local agriculture and sustainable farming practices by promoting farm-grown produce and community engagement.
Brown's Harvest is a family-friendly farm and seasonal event destination in Windsor, Connecticut. The farm hosts a range of fall and seasonal experiences including the 47th Annual Fall Festival, the 8th Annual Sunflower Fest, weekday corn maze access, and specialized workshops. Visitors can pick pumpkins, ride hayrides, navigate corn mazes, and enjoy apple cider donuts across weekends from September to November during the Fall Festival. Sunflower programming features Picnic Among the Petals with gourmet baskets, local craft beverages, and the opportunity to pick sunflowers to take home. The 8th Annual Sunflower Fest showcases over 30 sunflower varieties with live music, local food, and evening sessions for a sunset experience. Hands-on learning includes a Beginner Sourdough Class led by Karri: a three-hour workshop where participants build a starter, receive a complete Sourdough Starter Kit, and learn essential baking techniques while enjoying snacks. Group services include private room rental for celebrations with group-rate admission and coordinated check-in, birthday party packages with dedicated hosts and optional gem mining, and school group visits designed for pre-K through 4th grade featuring hayrides, pumpkin education, a kids' corn maze, and a take-home sugar pumpkin. Weekday offerings highlight a 5-acre corn maze experience for quieter visits and family-friendly extras like a kids' maze and play area. Brown's Harvest focuses on seasonal events, hands-on classes, and farm activities rooted in local tradition and community enjoyment. Events run seasonally with scheduled dates; visitors should check Brown's Harvest event calendar for exact dates, times, and ticket information before planning visits.
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