Cox Farms Fall Festival — farm_fall_attraction in Centreville, VA
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Cox Farms Fall Festival

Farm & Fall Attraction Ā· Centreville, VA

4.4GoogleĀ· 1191 Reviews

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Next open

2026-09-19 – 2026-11-08

Admission

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The festival is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through October, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in November. Last entry is one hour before closing.

Location

15621 Braddock Rd, Centreville, VA 20120

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Added by HCMapsLast updated September 6, 2026
Cox Farms Fall Festival atmosphere

The story

About Cox Farms Fall Festival

Major Northern Virginia fall destination with giant slides, hayrides, farm animals, pumpkins, live entertainment and extensive family activities.

When to come

Season schedule

2026 dates haven't been published yet.

Season dates

2026-09-19 – 2026-11-08

Weekly hours

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What visitors are saying

ā˜… 4.4 on Google Ā· 1191 reviews Ā· A selection of reviews provided by Google

Tanya Spady

10 months ago

It has been over 15 years since I've been here, and this place still rocks. If it were not for the outrageous price, I would give it a 5 star, but $30 bucks is insane! Over all, still a awesome experience.

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My Tran

7 months ago

Cox Farms never misses! šŸŽƒ The slides are fast, the cider is cold, and the atmosphere is just so nice. It’s our favorite yearly tradition. If you haven't been yet, go for the hayride and stay for the donuts!

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Joy Yuan

11 months ago

We visited Cox Farms last October during the Halloween season with our family. At that time, our baby was only seven months old. The farm is really big and full of photo spots—background boards, themed walls, and several small pumpkin patches where you can take nice family pictures. There are also tons of slides in different sizes. From our experience, Cox Farms is most suitable for kids two years and older up to adults. For toddlers who can already walk and run, this place is truly a paradise—so many fun activities and interactive areas to explore. For babies who can’t walk yet, the entertainment value is limited, but it’s still a good outing if you want pictures and the festive atmosphere. We drove from Arlington, which took us a little over an hour. Parking on-site is free, which is a plus. Since we went on a weekend, it was very crowded—imagine a sea of families everywhere. Inside, there’s also a food court where you can grab meals, snacks, and drinks. Another nice touch: they offer free apple cider, which is a sweet treat during the fall season. šŸŽšŸ‚ Overall, if you go during weekends or holidays, expect big crowds, but it’s definitely worth visiting at least once—especially if you have energetic toddlers or older kids! šŸŽƒ

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Emily Thornton

11 months ago

Wow, this place is truly amazing. I brought my 18 month old daughter and we had the best time. We were there for several hours and still didn’t get to see or do everything just because there was so MUCH to do. My favorite thing was the hay ride. It was such a fun and interactive attraction. My daughter loved seeing and petting the horses during the ride. We also loved the apple cider and ice cream. The place was very clean, there were no lines for things, and ALL of the employees were absolutely wonderful. I can’t say enough good things. We will definitely go again!

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Anne Crotty

10 months ago

We came on Sunday Oct 19 with family members to the Fall Festival. The weather was perfect, and there were crowds of young families here. We were impressed by the great organization and facilities. Plenty of tables and benches for us grandparents to sit on, lots of places selling really good food, and the cleanest porta-potties I’ve ever seen! Be prepared for lots of walking over somewhat uneven ground in places. Don’t miss the wagon ride; it was so much fun!

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15621 Braddock Rd, Centreville, VA 20120

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