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Amazing Grace Family Farm
Jeffrey G.
Nov 8, 2024
What a great farm! Went here during fall festivities and had a great time with the family. They had a plethora of photo opportunities and my daughter wanted to take pictures at all of them! The staff was friendly and attentive even with all the people there on a Saturday. Animals, a huge bounce area, food trucks, corn pit, among plenty of other things to do. Can't wait to go again next year!
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Thea N.
Nov 19, 2024
It's tradition at this point. My family and I do our annual visit for their fall festivities and it's always a great time.
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Shanay H.
Jan 25, 2024
Parking easy was very well organized and had fun with my little ones the popcorn was amazing
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Quy M.
Nov 5, 2023
Fast forward three years later.... My wife purchased tickets to a fall festival. I did not realize that we attended a sunflower event three years prior at Amazing Grace. That was not enjoyable. Location is different from where it was previously. There was plenty of parking here. The walk from where we parked to the entrance was about 5-7 minutes. The fee at the gate was $25 but my wife paid $17 online for the three of us. The crop maze was deceptively large. It took a couple of minutes to walk through. They had various activities throughout such as ball toss, two inflatables, cornbox, swings, tug of war, train ride, and more... Those activities were all included at no extra cost. There were concession items such as snow cones, kettle corn and funnel cakes. Three overpriced food trucks were on site. There is a covered area for eating and the port a potties all had a wash station nearby. Overall I think they did a good job. The photo op area near the maze was great. Some good work put into that. Families were taking turns taking photos of each area while an employee sat in the area and looked like she did not want to be there that day. The rest of the staff was great.
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Amber A.
Jun 2, 2020
It's a fun, overpriced, different experience... I'd do again. Tip: Order your tickets online to save a few bucks. Remember to bring your own cutting shears, bucket and water. I also saw people pull from the roots... so that's kinda cool. If you cut more than 2 stems, it's $2 per stem. All in all, I enjoyed it. We took pics, walked through the fields, sat in the shade, saw lots of people having fun and spending time with family and we got to drive through and see a lot of Greencove Springs... which we normally never do. * The blueberry farm is down the street from this one.... just saying. :)
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Carla D.
Oct 28, 2019
After living in the midwest for a few years, I got kind of spoiled with having access to tons of farms and fall festivals. We had a tradition where we'd go to the apple orchard every year and go to a few fall festivals, so since moving back to Florida, I wanted to make sure we upheld these traditions.I did a search and Amazing Grace Crop Maze came up. We decided to hop in the car and drive down to Green Cove Springs to check it out.I was a bit stunned when we got there that the price with tax came to $17 per person. I've been to many fall festivals and corn mazes in my time (and pretty recently, albeit a different state, but corn mazes and fall festivals nonetheless), but none have ever cost $17 per person, especially for a child (the child prices were the same as the adults, even those 3 years old and up).They said that everything for the most part was included in the the price (i.e. rides and corn maze). Pumpkins, food, drinks, face painting are all extra. When you walk into the farm area there is wide open spaces, which is great for the kiddos to run off some energy. They had a basketball shooting stable, a corn box (similar to a sandbox, except with corn), a bouncy square, corn maze, a tractor ride, etc.We opted to visit the tractor ride first, where you sat in a barrel that looked like a cow and pulled by a tractor. I know this is for the kids, but it was such a short ride, I think for the price you're paying, they could at least have pulled you around the corn maze, not a half circle.We then headed to a water well where you pump the water into a pipe and ducks would move. This had the opportunity to be fun, but so many of the pumps were broken.We then headed over to the bouncy square. The heavens opened up and made this into more of a slip and slide. If you go and let your kids jump on this, make sure you bring them an extra pair of clothes if the weather looks like it's going to rain.We then opted to head to the corn maze. I have a fear of getting lost in them, so I made the nugget choose the kid's one. It was fun, there were some corny (see what I did there?) that helped you choose the right direction to go.All in all, I think next year I'll do my research and check prices and offerings prior to visiting another fall festival/corn maze.Pros:-Wide open spaces for kids to run-Activities for kidsCons:-Prices are high for tickets-Personally, for me, it was just too high for what you receivedTips: If you go, make sure to come prepared (i.e. if it rains, it can be messy).
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Sharon M.
Oct 19, 2019
Visiting a corn maze is one of our annual fall traditions. We rotate between the three main ones in Hillard, Elkton and Green Cove Springs. This year, Amazing Grace won out for me because of a Flash Sale posted on their website sometime last month. The tricky thing with corn mazes and Florida is rain. After all, it's still hurricane season, right? The forecast looked horrible but AG posted an update on the their Facebook page that they'd be open from 2pm-10pm (normal Saturday hours are 10am-10pm). We rolled the dice and decided to make the trek to Green Cove Springs anyway and brought tons of rain coats, extra clothes & shoes. Mother Nature blessed us with mostly clear skies and we ended up spending over 3 hours at the farm!Activities include: - Corn Maze - a kid and adult versions. Our kids just the did adult one with us. - Pumpkins - Sunflowers (not as abundant but there were a few left) - Cow Train - Hay Maze (mostly for smaller kids) - Wagon Rides - Multiple Corn Cribs: wooden enclosures filled with corn kernels. Parents will appreciate the separate corn crib area for toddlers- Tug of War - Playground, swings and tires to climb- Ball zone including basketball, baseball and soccer - Ga Ga ball pit: Gentler version of dodge ball using a kickball with the goal of hitting opponents with a ball below the knees until you're the last kid standing (I never heard of this game until today)- Jump Zone - inflatable pad - Farm animals - Duck Races Our kids missed the rat rollers this year but they had plenty to keep them occupied & sweaty!Food, drinks & snow cones are available along with tons of picnic tables. There's one weekend left if you haven't been to a corn maze yet this season: Fall Festival Dates: October 4th - 26thFriday 5pm - 10pm & Saturday 10am - 10pmOnline tickets: $12.95 + $2.25 processing fee per ticket Gate: $15.95
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Anita S.
Nov 8, 2019
Amazing Grace Crop Maze is a family owned farm with fall fun for younger kids especially. The prices are a bit steep with no child pricing, and shade is limited in some key areas.But between the large bounce area, the maze, the ball areas, tractor rides and corn pits, younger kids can be kept busy for hours.There are also water stations for drinking, and hand washing stations (though out of soap on our visit) which help. Plus, a large number of picnic tables for enjoying a meal.This isn't quite the relaxed fall farm experience that is my ideal, but the kids love it.
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John T.
May 22, 2021
Sunflower season this little farm is great place to take the ladies in your life. I took my step daughter and girlfriend they had blast getting pictures for there social media posts. We also bought some flowers to take home. They have some random farm animals 5 goats, pig, few chickens and a tree eating cow. There is a play ground for kids. A area with basketball, baseball, football and soccer toss and return. (It's a little beat up and old but fun none the less) a tug of war area for parents vs kids and some food booths. Plenty of area for photo opportunities with trucks, flowers, animals and etc.
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Kim S.
Oct 25, 2024
The maze was fun and it took a little thinking. However, the rest of the set up was just ok. We liked the old trucks that were decorated. The rest was for kids only. No craft booths to shop at, no games adults could partake with the exception of tug o war. The website said nothing of food being served, limited food stalls (lemonade, funnel cake and some other type of food). For what we paid (early admission price) it was still not worth it. Unless there are significant additions to the entire setup, we will not be going back at that price.
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