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Farm-inspired Activities
Mortimer Farms is a family destination. Our farm-inspired rides, games, and activities include: Ropes Course, Buckaroo Pony, redneck Swing, Buckin' Bull Pipe Swings, Tire Sandpit, Pillow Pad, zip lines, corn maze, corral ball, corn bath, pumpkin jump, wagon ball, the Animal Encounter, the pond, field roller, giant tractor tire swings, giant mountain, trick track, tetherball, climbable display tractors, picnic tables under the big trees, farming and ranching educational boards, life on the farm show, access to the pick-your-own experience, and more. On weekends you’ll also enjoy shows, entertainment, apple cider press demo, hayrides, Grain Train Rides, Barrel Train Rides, and more. Ninety percent of everything inside of the festival is included in admission. The following are extra activities available to pay at the festival: pony rides, gem mining, farm to table meals, vendors, and anything you would like to take home with you.
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We grow over 54 crops every year available different times of the year (vegetables, berries, and fruit). Our main growing season is June through the beginning of October (depending on the weather). During this time, not only is our Market & Deli stocked with our crops, but our fields are open to your family as you enjoy the Pick Your Own Experience. The rest of the year we harvest crops from our greenhouses to stock the Market & Deli. The What's Pickin' page is your resource to know what is available in the Market & Deli and what is available for the Pick Your Own Experience.
Everything you pick or want to take home with you is paid for on your way out.
When you are at the farm you will come across crops that are not on the What's Pickin' list. If this is the case, please do not harvest them as they are not yet ready to be harvested. If you harvest a crop that is not on the pick list, you will be charged (regardless if it is ripe or not) per pound on your way out.
Last Updated: April 21, 2025
Pick Your Own Experience
Your admission ticket is an all-inclusive pass to enjoy The Farm Park, Animal Encounter, explore the entire farm, and gain access to the Pick Your Own Experience. Admission is required to enjoy these experiences. The Pick Your Own Experience is enjoyed while supplies last. All crops are paid for on your way out. If you pick the crop it is less per pound than if we pick the crop.
Ready for Harvest as a part of the Pick Your Own Experience:
- Asparagus
- Cucumber
- Carrots
- Lettuce
- Radish
- Cilantro
- Celery
- Green onions
- Cauliflower
- Kohlrabi
As a part of your admission, you will may also enjoy the Farm Park, Animal Encounter, and farm is open for your enjoyment. With admission you will have access to the entire farm to explore, connect to the story of your food, and see firsthand what happens on a farm season to season.
Market & Deli Veggies
Admission is not required to enjoy the Market & Deli. Vegetables are a Mortimer Farms Market & Deli staple! We will always have vegetables, greens, herbs, milk, butter, bread, beef, pork, and more! Enjoy while supplies last.
Available at Mortimer Farms Market & Deli:
- Bell peppers
- Onions
- Potatoes
- Lettuce
- Cilantro
- Green onions
- Cauliflower
- Cucumbers
- Zucchini
- Eggplant
- Limes
- Lemons
- Oragnes
- Apples
- Tomatoes
As our growing season continues, we will continue to add additional vegetable varieties to our displays.
- Fruit pies
- Pot pies
- Eggs
- Beef
- Pork
- Bakery Items
- Shepard's Pie
- Jarred items
- Honey
- Tea
- Coffee
- Vinegar
- Salsa
- Pasta Sauce
- Candles
- Spices
- More
XFAQ
Where is the event held?
The event will be hosted in Dewey, Arizona, at Mortimer Farms.
Are you sold out of the day?
We have never reached our capacity. Those who visit us are able to spread out in our 80+ acres of public accessible area. Online tickets are encouraged for a faster check-in. If you do not purchase your tickets online there are tickets at the gate.
Does Dewey have an airport?
Dewey is approximately 30 minutes from the Prescott airport and one hour from the Phoenix airport.
What's the weather like?
The weather in Dewey is usually at least 20 degrees cooler than in Phoenix. The 4 season weather is a huge attraction to the area.
Is outside food and drink permitted?
Outside food and drink are not permitted, due to food safety. During your visit, you will experience farm to table meal options from the Windmill Kitchen, Crepes and More, My Grandma's Kitchen and Bakery, Fresh Pressed Fall Cider, Roasted Sweet Corn, Country Store Deli, and more. Each meal is made to order and is grown and plated with you in mind.
Are pets allowed?
Pets are not allowed due to our food safety practices.
How much are pumpkins?
Pumpkins are paid for by the pound on the way out. Orange pumpkins are 0.75 per pound, and all the others are 1.00 per pound.
How much is admission?
Admission fluctuates depending on the day. Two-year-olds are free and all other ages are the same price. Please visit our event calendar for a full list of prices.
What are the festival hours?
Monday - Thursday we are open 7-7, Friday and Saturday we are open 9-9, Sunday 9-6, and Columbus Day 9-6 for the duration of the Pumpkin Fest & Corn Maze. The Country Store is open daily from 7-7 and is open all year round.
How long do most people spend on the farm?
Your admission pass is a full day pass to the farm. Most people spend between 4 and 6 hours at the festival enjoying farm to table meals, fresh air, open spaces, farm-inspired rides, shows, and more. With your wrist band on you are able to come and go and regain same day admission.
Any additional need-to-knows?
We will have security present at all times during the event. This is a drug and smoke-free venue, animals or pets are not allowed, and outside food or drink is not permitted due to food safety.
Is the corn in the corn maze edible?
The corn in the corn maze is called field corn. It is used for corn chips, corn tortillas, and animal feed. It is not as sweet or tasty as sweet corn. We ask that you do not pick the corn. However, if you do, it is paid for by the ear (1.00) on the way out.
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