Nightmare Acres

Pumpkin patch hayrides, corn cannons, pumpkin bounce house, giant slides, pig races, farm animals, and much, much more farmtastic fun for the family!Piggy Pumpkin Derby!The Black Island Farms racing team is in full form this season. Come watch our little pigs take a turn around the racetrack.Pig racing has long been a favorite attraction at county fairs and festivals, both in this country and abroad. Now you can experience the fun at our farm!The Black Island Piglets (the BIPs) are in training right now and will soon be ready to run. Place your bets on the winner, that is—Bet on yer BIPPY! And be ready for a good laugh when the starting gate opens.Hayrides, Pumpkins and Bonfires!All the ingredients of 'Fresh Farm Fun' and just right for the crispy-cool days of Fall.Take a Hayride Tour of Black Island Farms to see the harvest. Our rumbling tractor-pulled hay wagon will pull you merrily through the Pumpkin Patch, where you might even see "The Great Pumpkin"! Hayrides operate continuously during farm hours.Each hayride ticket comes with one free pumpkin — you choose it yourself during your visit to the Pumpkin Patch. This is always popular with kids of all ages.Toasty Fall Bonfires!We enjoy lighting up Bonfires in the Farm Courtyard, and they are a real gathering place for folks on cool Fall days. We maintain the fires, so you can join a cozy group between hayride and maize venture -- or just to warm up.Sorry that we cannot allow cooking at the bonfires, but grab some tasty farm fare from Black Island Farms House of Vittles and gather 'round the fire to munch it. Utah's largest corn maze with 20 acres of corn!!Enter a realm that takes you into your deepest, darkest fears ---You'll scream and scream again!Wind through the hallways of your worst nightmares.Enter the Tunnel of Doom.And your journey on the haunted trail begins.Pay to get in ... pray to get out.Bug The Nightmare Acres - Sept. 19 - Nov. 1 4-10pm weekdays 10-midnight weekends Adults $15 All Ages Go west on Antelope, Gordon Ave, or Gentile to 3000 W. in Syracuse.