A genuinely distinctive Loudoun County farm — swinging bridge, bamboo maze, jumping pillow — attached to a website that has not been updated in years, so call 703-327-4424 before you drive out.
No current pricing is published. A 2018 Our Kids write-up recorded $10.95 weekdays and $16.95 weekends and holidays for ages 2 and up, with a small pumpkin or gourd included; that figure is eight years old and should not be relied on for 2026.
This is the weakest-documented major farm in Northern Virginia, and that is the single most useful thing we can tell you about it. The attractions are unusual and appealing. The information about when you can see them is not there.
Confirmed: the address on Ticonderoga Road in Chantilly, the phone number, and the attraction list as described by Fairfax County’s tourism site and Virginia.org, both read in August 2026. Both still present the property as running a Fall Festival. Not confirmed: the 2026 season start, the season end, the days of the week it operates, the hours, and the admission price. The operator’s own site has not been meaningfully updated in years — it still displays a closed-for-the-season notice about 2021 reservations — so it cannot be used to answer any of those questions.
That combination is not a reason to write the farm off. It is a reason to spend two minutes on the phone before spending an hour in the car.
Most farms in this metro run the same kit: hayride, corn maze, pumpkin field, animals, slide. Ticonderoga’s signature features are different enough to justify the extra effort. A bamboo maze rather than a corn one is a genuinely different walk, and it does not depend on a good corn year. The swinging bridge, billed as Virginia’s longest, is the sort of thing children remember. Hillside slides and tunnels, a large jumping pillow, a goat tower, pedal karts, a cow train, Tot Land for the smallest visitors and Noah’s Ark playground round it out, with fire pits for marshmallow roasting and a farm market selling honey and free-range eggs.
Notably, that list skews younger than the region’s big ticketed festivals. There is no haunted night event and no corn maze arms race. A four-year-old would have a better day here than a twelve-year-old.
Call. Ask four things: are you open this weekend, what are the hours, what does it cost per person and from what age, and is a pumpkin still included. Those four answers turn this page into a usable plan. Ask about parking and payment methods while you have them, because neither is published.
If you cannot reach anyone, treat the trip as speculative and keep it short-radius. Chantilly is easy enough to reach from most of Fairfax and Loudoun that a failed visit is an annoyance rather than a ruined Saturday; from the District or further south, it is not a gamble worth taking without a confirmation.
Late September and early October in Northern Virginia catch the tail of hurricane season, and farm field parking holds water for days afterwards. October weekends across the whole metro run heavy, and a 1,000-acre property within easy reach of a very large population will not be a secret if it is open. Mornings out here run cool through October even on warm afternoons, so dress for the 9:00am version of the day rather than the 2:00pm one.
Unknown for 2026. The farm has published no season dates, days or hours: its own site still shows a closed-for-the-season notice referring to 2021 bookings. Fairfax County and Virginia state tourism listings, read in August 2026, still describe an active Fall Festival here, so the operation appears to be running — but the calendar is not public. Historical coverage from 2017 and 2018 described daily 9:30am to 6:00pm hours with the entrance closing at 5:00pm, which is a plausible shape but eight years old and not something to plan around. Phone first.
Two to three hours if the attraction list is intact. A swinging bridge, a bamboo maze, hillside slides and tunnels, a jumping pillow, pedal karts and a cow train is a lot of ground for small legs.
Unknown, and harder to predict than at farms with published calendars. This is a 1,000-acre property in Loudoun County within reach of the whole Northern Virginia metro, so October weekends should be assumed busy if the festival is running.
Not published. Farm field parking on grass is the regional norm, and it holds water after the late-September and early-October storms that reach this part of Virginia.
Not published. A swinging bridge, hillside slides and tunnels, and a bamboo maze all imply uneven, sloped and narrow going. Ask on the phone if this is a factor.
You are driving any real distance without calling ahead, or you need to know the price before you leave. Neither the season nor the 2026 admission cost is published anywhere we could confirm, and the operator's own site is several years stale. If certainty matters — a birthday, visiting relatives, a long drive from the District — pick a farm that publishes its dates.
Probably, but the farm has not published dates. Its own website still carries a closed-for-the-season notice referencing 2021, while Fairfax County and Virginia tourism listings read in August 2026 still describe an active Fall Festival. Call 703-327-4424 to confirm before travelling.
No current price is published. A 2018 third-party write-up recorded $10.95 on weekdays and $16.95 on weekends and holidays for ages 2 and up. That figure is eight years old and is included here only as historical context, not as a current rate.
It runs a bamboo maze and what is described as Virginia's longest swinging bridge rather than a conventional corn maze, alongside hillside slides and tunnels, a giant jumping pillow, a goat tower, pedal karts and a cow train.
The farm books birthday parties, field trips and group events year round, which is the part of the operation that appears most consistently active.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. No current pricing is published. A 2018 Our Kids write-up recorded $10.95 weekdays and $16.95 weekends and holidays for ages 2 and up, with a small pumpkin or gourd included; that figure is eight years old and should not be relied on for 2026.
26469 Ticonderoga Road, Chantilly, VA 20152, in Loudoun County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Northern Virginia.
We track 5 patches in Northern Virginia. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 4 of the 5 patches we track in Northern Virginia had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other patches we track in Loudoun County. All Northern Virginia patches →
ticonderoga.com · virginia.org · fxva.com
Checked August 2026.