Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome. Read our full policy here.

We are a strictly no-smoking facility. 

• Swans Trail Farms is a licensed beer and wine restaurant. Individuals may not bring any alcoholic beverage onto the premises at any time.
• All alcoholic beverages to be consumed on the premises will be served only by M.A.S.T. certified Swans Trail Farms employees and served in designated areas.

Dress for the weather! We are a working farm. While we’ve worked hard to manicure it, there is uneven ground and the conditions of the fields are dependent on the weather.

• We recommend wearing sturdy, close-toed shoes. 
• If it has rained in the days prior to your visit, boots are always a good idea. 
• If you want to wear a family-friendly costume, we’d love to see what you come up with!

Bring your tickets, camera, and friends! You can buy food onsite during festivals (check the website for hours). If you’re visiting the u-pick, we will provide containers for picking.

There is a lot to do on the farm. We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours for activities and additional time if you plan to U-Pick, grab food, or visit the Country Store. 

We do not have wagons available, but you are welcome to bring your own! We do have wheelbarrows for you to use to transport your pumpkins.

Make sure to get your map on the tractor ride out to the maze! Unlike other mazes, however, ours is an educational adventure and does not include dead ends. You can easily find your way out of the maze at any point.

Yes, we do! Each festival has its own menu. Visit the Festival event page for a menu.

Part of the appeal of eating local food is the knowledge that it’s been grown responsibly and with extra care. The philosophy that guides how we farm across all our crops is a commitment to ecological farming. This means balancing the needs of our crops with the health of the entire farm ecosystem, and always working to promote a balance between the two. It’s an approach that’s close to organic and combines the best of modern farming and traditional techniques. For more information, visit our Farming Practices.