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Can you believe today is the first official day of fall? And that means it is time to start enjoying traditional fall activities. And if you live in or near Haverhill, Massachusetts or are visiting the area this fall, then you should head to Kimball Farm!
Kimball Farm has a great corn maze for guests. Kimball Farm also has other great “Agritainment”. This includes hay rides and hillside slides.
While you are there, you can also see some great animals. This includes buffalo, alpaca, Belgian & Percheron horses. The two fan favorites at Kimball Farm are Mike and Mark, the two Belgian workhorses. Seeing them is a delight for kids and adults.
Kimball Farm is open for guests for their fall festivities on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. No reservation is required, but you will need a ticket. And luckily, we know how to get you a discount ticket!
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You can get this discounted ticket by clicking here. And then you’ll save up to 49% on your ticket. The saving is automatic, too, so no promo code or coupon code is needed. Act now while this great deal lasts!
About Kimball Farm
Kimball Farm is a family-owned-and-operated farm. It’s been in the family since 1820 and is now owned and run by Tyler Kimball, a 9th-generation farmer. It was a dairy farm until 1977. Since then it has raised beef cattle, chickens, pigs, and llamas. They open a farm stand in the summer that sells products like grass-fed beef, all-natural pork, fresh eggs, and produce like potatoes, onions, and garlic. They are also opening their own sugar house and will make their very own maple syrup.
Kimball Farm Feeds also is a leading supplier of hay, feed, and bedding for horses and cattle to farmers in the New England area. They are also focused on sustainable farming.
Kimball Farm is located in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Haverhill is located on the Merrimack River and is about 35 miles north of Boston on the New Hampshire border.
