The At'l Do Farms corn maze is celebrating 26 years of farm fun on the South Plains. It's a beautiful spot, perfect for folks of all ages to celebrate the harvest season.

Amenities at At'l Do Farms

This year, the big corn maze will be in an America 250 pattern. The maze, while large and sometimes a little bit tricky, is not scary and has no actors or animatronics to scare you. If you want that, head here. For families with small children, the Fairy Tale Trail might be an easier option that still provides the same vibes.

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Additionally, At'l Do has Pumpkin Hollow (a lighted pumpkin display), a sunflower field for photos (flowers available for picking for an extra cost), a Cowtrain for the little ones, a barnyard of animals, and a corn pit for the little bitties to play in. There are hayrides to the pumpkin patch, and pumpkins are available for purchase at the bargain price of 50 cents per pound. Horse rides are available for an additional cost and are only until dusk.

In past years, At'l Do had a corn air gun that was incredibly fun to horse around with, but I haven't been able to find confirmation that it's still out there.

Concessions are available at At'l Do, of course, the roasted corn is a great option.
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Tips For Attending At'l Do

Two words: bug spray. It's an outside event located at 6323 FM1294 (near Shallowater)- any event of this type will have some mosquitoes to contend with. It can get quite cold on October nights in Lubbock; you may want to dress in layers so you can adjust accordingly. Costumes are allowed any night, but it is up to At'l Do's discretion (don't dress scary or, shall we say, less-than-wholesome) so you may want to bring back-up clothes just in case.

Horse rides are cash-only, so you may want to bring some real dollars with you. You can bring drinks and personal snacks, but no alcohol or glass is permitted. If you reserved a campfire (additional cost plus admission), you can bring your own food to cook over the fire, or purchase S'mores or Kettle Corn kits.

Plan to take pictures! The grounds are absolutely beautiful.

At'l Do Farm has become a long-standing tradition here in Lubbock, and I'm looking forward to 26 more years of autumnal fun on the farm.

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