A 45-year family operation with $15 per-person all-inclusive admission (maze, train rides, 20+ game stations); comprehensive value proposition for families seeking variety without surprise add-on costs.
$15 per person admission with multiple included activities
Rough cost for a family of four: about $60.00 in admission alone at the posted starting rate, before pumpkins, food, parking or any add-on listed above. Most families end up well north of that once they are through the gate.
Curry Farms is a 45-year-old family operation with clear, all-inclusive $15-per-person admission covering pumpkin patch, corn maze, train rides, hayrides, and 20+ game stations. This transparency is rare; you know exactly what you’re paying before arriving.
For a family of four, $60 entry covers a full afternoon of activities with no surprise add-ons. That is genuine value.
Train rides, corn maze, tire climbs, rope swings, pedal carts, duck races, goat walk, slide, and swing—the activity list targets mid-range elementary-school children. Toddlers and very young kids can participate (train, slide, swing, petting animals) but it’s not specifically toddler-focused; older teenagers may find the activities less engaging.
The mix prioritizes hands-on play over passive entertainment, so active kids (who want to climb, run, pedal) are well-served.
Research notes specifically mention “train rides as primary attractions” (alongside corn maze). Duration and route are not specified, but inclusion with admission suggests 15–30 minute experiences running multiple times daily.
Call 318-728-6203 to ask:
Weekday mornings (Mon–Wed 10am–12pm) are typically quietest; Thursday–Saturday afternoons (2pm–5pm) busiest. Sunday 1pm start means weekend families have less flexibility; pair with Saturday visit if Sunday timing doesn’t work.
Important: The farm is closed to public Nov 1–25 except for group bookings (school tours, birthday parties). If you’re visiting after Halloween, confirm dates in advance.
Both are explicitly offered. Research notes mention positive customer service and family-friendly culture. Call 318-728-6203 to discuss:
Rayville is in Richland Parish, Northeast Louisiana, closer to Arkansas than major Louisiana cities. Monroe (largest nearby metro) is 45+ minutes away; Shreveport is 90+ minutes. The farm is positioned as a regional destination for North Louisiana residents, not convenient for Baton Rouge or New Orleans day trips.
Plan accordingly if you’re visiting from outside the immediate region.
Research notes praise customer service and suggest word-of-mouth reputation as a well-run family operation. This is valuable; good operations word-of-mouth is stronger than commercial advertising in rural areas.
$15 per person for a full afternoon of activities—train rides, maze, 20+ games, petting animals, pumpkin picking—is the best per-dollar value in the dataset for breadth of activities. This farm delivers on promise without hidden costs or exploitation of activity scarcity.
Best suited for families seeking full-day entertainment, multi-age-group appeal, and predictable pricing.
September 26–October 31; early October (Sept 26–Oct 15) for smaller crowds and full pumpkin selection; Mon–Wed for quieter weekday experience.
3–4 hours (train rides, corn maze, 20+ games = full afternoon)
Multi-activity operation with Mon–Wed 10am–3pm, Thu–Sat 10am–6pm, Sun 1pm–6pm scheduling supports weekday access. Weekday mornings least crowded; weekends and late October busier.
No details provided; rural Richland Parish location likely farm lot, paved or gravel.
Tire climbs, rope swings, pedal carts, and duck races raise varied accessibility questions. Call 318-728-6203 to confirm ADA accommodations for physical activities.
You want a quick pumpkin grab; you live outside Northeast Louisiana (45+ min drive from major metros); you prefer haunted attractions or intense adventure activities; you visit after Nov 1 (closed to public Nov 1–25 except group bookings).
Rayville is in Northeast Louisiana (Richland Parish), closer to Arkansas border than major Louisiana metros. 45+ min from Monroe (largest nearby city). Combine with scenic rural drive or regional dining.
Per research notes: pumpkin patch, corn maze, train rides, hayrides, swing, slide, duck races, tire climb, goat walk, pedal carts, and 'multiple games and attractions.' All appear bundled with admission.
With bundled admission, you can focus on maze and skip other activities. Pumpkin picking is central; all activities are options you control pace-wise.
Duration not specified. Call 318-728-6203 to ask train route, length, and whether rides run continuously or on set schedule.
Yes; research notes confirm both are offered. Call 318-728-6203 to discuss dates, group size, pricing, and any additional costs beyond per-person admission.
September 26 – October 31, 2026. Mon-Sun. Hours: Mon-Wed 10am-3pm, Thu-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 1pm-6pm.
Admission starts at $15 per person. $15 per person admission with multiple included activities
548 Robinson Drive, Rayville, LA 71269, in Richland Parish. It is one of 3 patches we track in Northern Louisiana.
We track 3 patches in Northern Louisiana. At $15 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $15.
Its season runs about 36 days against a regional average of 39, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, which most Northern Louisiana patches on our list do not.
curryfarms.net
Checked August 2026.