Southern Promiseland Farm

“My son and I traveled from New Orleans to visit the farm today. We had such a great time searching for clues in the corn maze and petting the farm animals. The hay ride to pick out a pumpkin was really nice. I love the variety of pumpkins! My 10 year old had a blast with the corn cannon and playground. The weather was perfect! The staff was so friendly and made us feel like part of the family! Be sure to bring cash. I look forward to visiting you guys again next year!”

“Tons of activities for virtually all age groups. A large corn maze, multiple types of rides (hay rides, and cow tour), food, and relatively low prices. Plenty of good pumpkins, I recommend the pumpkins you get to grab on the hay ride. I 100% recommend this for everyone. 10/23/22”

“Great day at the farm! Professionally curated maze. Owners are on site and truly love the animals and love hosting guests. This maze is not too commercial. Lite food offerings fairly priced. Restrooms were clean, well done, and had a baby changing station. Plenty of parking.”

“What a great place to bring the family. The staff is very friendly, and everything I kept up well. I recommend d packing a picnic, and doing an evening walk through the corn maze.”

“What a wonderful thing the owners and family has done in order to have a very happy fall celebration for children and parents alike. My grandchildren had so much fun.”

“Beautiful farm, really well taken care. Cash only, adults were $8. Free parking. They had many cool activities for children. Their corn maze for adults was awesome.”

“Had a great time with our Grandkids. Highly recommend goung for the hay ride, animals and fun corn maze!”

“There isn't too much for a toddler to do except play on the playground ,which isn't much different than a regular playground, or to ride the cow train. My 2 year old daughter was so excited to ride the train, but she had to wait because it was full (half of which was adults in a car by themselves). She was so happy when it came back, and jumped into one of the cars and was eagerly waiting with a big smile on her face, but the man driving the train was talking to a friend and just gave us a look like we were stupid, then continued his conversation. I had to take her out while she was crying and saying "bye bye train". The man didn't even care one bit while it broke my heart. The animals are in pens where the kids can barely even see them. She was bored within 30 minutes and wanted to leave because she was upset. She was so looking forward to seeing the animals and to ride the train. What a waste of $30.”