A Family Farm in Minnesota's Heartland

Carters’ Farm Welcomes You

Fun for all ages!

Thank you to everyone who came out to the farm this autumn for an incredible festival! We look forward to next year’s ever-improving festival with great anticipation. See you soon!

Enjoy some photos from this year’s festival!

For interested school/club field trips, contact Steven Carter (509-710-7735).

Arthurian Legends Theme, 2021
Duck races, hay bale castle, giant slide, straw bale crawl maze, mini golf, and the barrel train are all activities included in admission!
Explore the corn maze!
Imaginick
Figuring It Out

See King Arthur and his knights right here in northern Minnesota!

Over the years, Red Wagon Farm, with Tony Carter’s creativity, has had themes for the corn maze and wagon ride, including Robin Hood, Davy Crockett, Mountain Men, Vikings, and the Hobbit. This autumn at Carters’ Farm, under the management of Dwight and Steven Carter, we’re continuing that tradition with the wagon ride theme of King Arthur (along with the corn maze theme of Arthurian Legends), where visitors are taken to the tournament grounds of his castle of Camelot.

During a tournament at Arthur’s castle of Camelot, it appears that Queen Guinevere has been captured by the evil Sir Mordred. Arthur must send out his brave knights to rescue the queen before it’s too late!
Enjoy fall refreshments!
CaliKombucha offers festive flavors!
Take home farm-fresh pumpkins!

Activities

  • Arthurian Legends 5-acre Corn Maze
  • King Arthur-themed Wagon Ride
  • Farm Animals
  • Face Painting
  • Corn Pit
  • Trebuchet Demonstration
  • Steer Roping
  • Cow Milking
  • Mini Golf
  • Rat Trap
  • Straw Bale Maze
  • Photo Ops
  • Play Barn/Silo
  • Giant Slide
  • Crow Shoot
  • Barrel Train
  • The Crank Machine
  • Imaginick Magic Shows
Aunt Belle’s will have their wonderful caramel apples!

FAQ

Did you know?

Carters’ Fall Festival is under new management!

From the beginning, the Carter family has worked together, with family members on the farm managing operations and other family members helping out as they are able. In the mid-1990s, the Carter family together built the timber-frame barn market on East 34, where Dwight and Tony worked together on the first pumpkin parties. Starting in the 2000s, Tony and Linda Carter operated the pumpkin parties for nearly twenty years, moving the festival to the farm and expanding the event each season. Tony’s creativity fueled the festivals each year as he crafted clever and fun new family entertainment every year.

In summer 2021, Tony and Linda sold the red barn market on East 34 to focus on new adventures off the farm. But Tony continues to enjoy working with his festival creations, such as the popular pumpkin launcher and the animatronic scarecrow band. Additionally, Tony (under the Red Wagon Farm name) continues to grow strawberries, rhubarb, and asparagus on the farm land. Carters’ Farm owner, brother Dwight, runs overall operations and nephew Steven oversees this 2021 fall festival.

Read more about the history of Carters’ Farm here.