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Muscoot Farm
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- Scare Factor
- Not Scary at All
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- Family Fun
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- Hay Rides (Kid Friendly), Other Events
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Hayrides:
Hayrides are given at Muscoot Farm during the spring, summer and fall months. A tractor-pulled hay wagon takes visitors beyond the farm complex, offering a different perspective of the farm. The rides last about 25 minutes. Hayrides are available to the public Sunday afternoons only, weather permitting, May through October. No reservations are required for public hayrides.
Visitors may stroll through the original barns, visit with the animals, participate in educational programs or hike the many miles of trails.
Hayrides are given at Muscoot Farm during the spring, summer and fall months. A tractor-pulled hay wagon takes visitors beyond the farm complex, offering a different perspective of the farm. The rides last about 25 minutes. Hayrides are available to the public Sunday afternoons only, weather permitting, May through October. No reservations are required for public hayrides.
Visitors may stroll through the original barns, visit with the animals, participate in educational programs or hike the many miles of trails.
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