Liberty, KentuckyGreen River Bend Farm

September and October

Fall on the farm

Hayrides and the maze run Saturday and Sunday. The patch is open on stand days too. First ride at 11 on Saturday and 12:30 on Sunday. Last ride at 4.

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A flat wooden hay wagon with square-bale seats and riders sits in line behind a green farm tractor on a gravel lane, the wagon tongue hitched to the tractor drawbar, with a red barn and pasture ahead.
A flat wooden hay wagon with square-bale seats and riders sits in line behind a green farm tractor on a gravel lane, the wagon tongue hitched to the tractor drawbar, with a red barn and pasture ahead.

Hayride

A flat wagon. Square bales for seats. The wagon is hitched to the tractor’s drawbar, in line behind it, and the ride follows the lane out through the bottoms and back. About twenty minutes. It is not a thrill ride. Hold the little ones.

$8 a person

Demo price · kids under 3 free

A family walks a path through tall field corn on a rolling farm, with hardwood hills beyond the maze.

Corn maze

Harlan cuts it in the field corn on the ridge. Stay on the paths. We walk a sweep before we close. If you are tired of it, follow the lane noise back toward the barn.

$6 a person · $12 with the ride

Demo price · kids under 3 free

Orange pumpkins lie on their vines across a field, with round hay bales, a gravel lane, and a weathered barn under hardwood hills.

Pumpkin patch

Pick one off the vine, or take one from the wooden bins if you do not want to walk the patch. Same price either way. Mums sit in pots by the bins.

Pie $4 · small $6 · medium $9 · large $14

Demo price

Weekend hours

  • Saturday and Sunday, September and October.
  • First ride at 11 on Saturday and 12:30 on Sunday. Last ride at 4.
  • The maze closes with the last ride.
  • The stand itself keeps regular hours: Saturday 9 to 6, Sunday 12 to 5.
  • Weekday groups are by request, not a walk-up ride.