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How We Care for Glencoe

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Latest announcements

  • How We Care for Glencoe

    Issued Jul 30Thru Sep 22

    Our new conservation page shares how we’re protecting the farm, caring for the soil, and leaving room for wildlife.

    Read the story
  • Remembering Charlie Bill

    Issued Jul 30Thru Sep 22

    We’ve added a collection of family photos celebrating Charlie Bill and his life here at Glencoe.

    See the photos

Hay Rides

2026 Season
A scenic view across Glencoe Farm

A tour of the farm

Relax on a 20-minute haywagon ride with scenic views of the property

  • 20MinutesAround the farm
  • $5.00Per personAbove 3 years of age
  • 4WagonsAvailable every half-hour

Pricing

For one person, above 3 years of age:

$5.00

Must be paid at the admission booth

If you plan on bringing a large group, make sure your group is all together at the admission booth

The pond and dock along the hayride route

When to get on

  1. 1

    Check your ticket

    Each ticket has a color and a time written on the back.

  2. 2

    Arrive before your time

    Go to the hayride corral, which is across the creek.

  3. 3

    Find your wagon

    The drivers will direct you to the correct wagon, and take your ticket.

Hayride corral

Can't find the corral? Check the map below

Find on the Map
A group riding together on a farm haywagon

Hayrides at night

Starting October 16th, we will have hayrides open from 7:30pm to 10:30pm

Bring your friends and some warm clothes for a spooky tour of the deep dark forest at night

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Trees beneath a dark night sky
Photo attribution
  • Does the hayride take me to the patch?

    No, hayrides are scenic tours of the farm. The pumpkin patch is a separate walk.

  • How long does the hayride take?

    About 15-20 minutes