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Cress Creeks Farm Opens Fall Corn Maze and Baby Lamb Hayride Experience in Ellijay, Georgia
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Fall Family Activities Include a Corn Maze, Baby Lamb Hayride Tours, Barrel Train Rides, Sheep Feeding and More

ELLIJAY, Ga. - Washingtoner -- ELLIJAY, GA  — Families looking for fall activities in Ellijay, Georgia, can enjoy an authentic farm experience at Cress Creeks Farm's 2026 Fall Corn Maze, opening September 19 and running through November 1, 2026. Located at 4708 Boardtown Rd. in Ellijay, Cress Creek Farm offers a family-friendly fall destination featuring a corn maze, baby lamb hayride tours, children's barrel train rides, sheep feeding, farm animals, and seasonal photo opportunities.

The Cress Creeks Farm Fall Corn Maze is one of the farm's featured fall attractions. The maze takes approximately 45 minutes to complete, giving families, children, groups, and fall enthusiasts the opportunity to explore the winding paths and enjoy a classic Georgia fall farm experience.

In addition to the corn maze, Cress Creeks Farm offers its popular Baby Lamb Hayride Tour, a 45-minute educational and interactive farm experience. Guests take a hayride to the farm's lamb production barn, where they can hold and interact with newborn lambs while learning about sheep farming and how the farm raises and cares for its animals.

The Baby Lamb Hayride Tour provides a unique opportunity for visitors to experience a working sheep farm while getting an up-close look at newborn lambs. Combo tickets that include the corn maze and Baby Lamb Hayride Tour are available, making the experience an especially memorable fall activity for families visiting Ellijay.

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Fall Things to Do in Ellijay, GA

Visitors to Cress Creeks Farm can enjoy several family-friendly activities during the 2026 fall season, including:
  • Ellijay Corn Maze: Explore a corn maze that takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.
  • Baby Lamb Hayride Tour: Enjoy a 45-minute hayride to the lamb production barn and interact with newborn lambs while learning about sheep farming.
  • Kids' Barrel Train Rides: Children can climb aboard the farm's fun barrel train for a memorable ride.
  • Meet the Sheep: Get closer to Cress Creeks Farm's sheep and farm friends.
  • Feed the Farm Animals: Visitors can feed some of the farm's friendly animals.
  • Fall Photo Opportunities: Capture family photos and memories throughout the farm's scenic fall setting.

"Fall is a special time at Cress Creeks Farm, and we're excited to welcome families back to the farm," said Farmer Lee. "Our goal is to give visitors a fun day outdoors while allowing them to experience something they may not encounter every day—life on a working sheep farm and the opportunity to interact with newborn lambs."

2026 Cress Creeks Farm Fall Corn Maze Information

The Cress Creeks Farm Fall Corn Maze will be open from September 19 through November 1, 2026, at:

Cress Creeks Farm

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4708 Boardtown Rd.
Ellijay, GA

Admission: Tickets start at just $15, with special combo tickets available that include the Baby Lamb Hayride Tour.

For current ticket options, event details, and additional information, visit:

Cress Creeks Farm Fall Corn Maze Tickets

Plan a Fall Visit to Cress Creeks Farm in Ellijay

Whether visitors are searching for a corn maze near Ellijay, GA, family-friendly things to do in North Georgia, or a unique farm experience, Cress Creek Farm offers a variety of activities throughout the fall season. From navigating the corn maze to riding a hay wagon to meet newborn lambs, guests can enjoy an outdoor experience designed to create lasting family memories.

About Cress Creeks Farm

Cress Creeks Farm is a working sheep farm located in Ellijay, Georgia, offering seasonal farm experiences that connect visitors with agriculture, animals, and the outdoors. Cress Creek Farm's fall activities provide families with an opportunity to enjoy traditional autumn attractions while learning more about sheep farming and life on a working farm.

Media Contact:
Cress Creeks Farm
4708 Boardtown Rd.
Ellijay, GA
https://cresscreeksfarm.com/

Contact
Lee Forbes
***@cresscreeksfarm.com


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