Buckelew Farm

My issue isn’t with the farm directly but with he Christmas tree lot you had set up along Santan and Williams field! My wife and I along with our newborn baby came to look at your tree selection. Unfortunately no one was around the lot was pitch black and locked up more then a half hour early! The sign says open till 8:30 but when we walked up at exactly 8:00pm no one is their to help! Apparently your employees think it’s fine to leave work a half an hour early! Leaving customers questioning why !
We weren’t the only ones. This is sad that you can’t stay open a full shift!
Guess we will never buy trees from you again or travel to the farm ever wouldn’t waste my time! Since you and your employees won’t waste their time working!
Shame on you !!! «
Ok I have spoke over Facebook messenger with a manager or owner of Buckelew farm let’s just say they made a really poor attempt to make me happy and win me back as a customer!
People don’t waste your time at any affiliates of this farm it’s not worth your time or money!
The person I spoke with offered me 10 dollars off a tree. After what? Your lot wasn’t open when it was supposed to be! I took time off work to drive over to that specific lot and they offer only 10 dollars off! If this place really cared I would have gotten a phone call or email and I should have been offered more then an insulting 10 dollars!
Cheap cheap cheap!
Bad business

This place is overrated. Boring with nothing to do. The food sucks and is very pricy. Cold fries with cold cheese for $ 3 a tiny box. Chili dog cold and doesn’t taste good at all. Lemonade for $ 8 with one refill or $ 5 for no refill; mostly ice though. No music, place empty and really dead!
Outer house (WC) really disgusting!
A waste of $ 10 for admittance!
Only plus was the corn maze!

This is a genuine local, family farm that is a highlight of my family’s fall adventures and WAY closer than the trek to Apple Annie’s.
Tons to do at Buckelew Farm — pumpkin picking, corn maze, petting zoo, Zombie paintball shooting, mechanical bull, live music, pony rides and tons to eat and drink. My kids had a GREAT time out there!
No Halloween holiday festivities are complete without a day at Buckelew Farm. It’s a great family outing and truly supports one of the areas great local businesses.

Terror in the corn lived up to it’s name! I was a long maze type haunted experience and I was on edge the whole time. There are so many places for actors to hide they would come out of nowhere! They really make your senses work against you, they distract you with one thing while all the while some thing else is poised to scare you!
Definitely worth the drive for a good scare!

Not worth what they charge for anything other than the pumpkins and the corn maze. We paid $ 10 for one person to play Zombie Paintball and the zombie actors just hid behind the barricades the whole time – a total waste of money. Since they charge for every. single. thing, it would be nice if there was also not an admission fee, or a lower fee for kids. Fun things: the pumpkin patch and awesome corn maze. Skip the food and other overpriced «attractions.»

This is a total rip off. The charge too enter farm is $ 4.00 per person. Everything inside is another charge. The maze — $ 6 for children $ 8 for adults. A bottle of water is $ 3.00. Food was ridiculously priced. I’m sorry but — supporting a local farm is one thing — buying it is another. Very disappointed with this venue. If you are taking your family — pack yourself a cooler and bring your own lunch.

Here is the good, bad and the ugly. Let’s start with the good, the haunted house was scary and you could tell they put a lot of effort into it. I thought it was the best haunted house in town. Now here is the ugly, we attended the haunted house for my sister’s birthday and we could’nt get there until 10 (it closes at midnight) and although we expected a wait, we did not expect to wait in line for an hour and a half. As as a result we were only able to go through the haunted house and not we were not permitted to go through the second attraction, which I believe was the corn maze. When we asked the ticket area about a partial refund they told us that the maze was an added attraction and although it may seem like we paid for both (the sign clearly says haunted house and corn maze for $ 20) the haunted house would have cost us $ 20 either way. I have to say we were pretty upset, they should have at least honored all us who stood in life for almost 2 hours in the cold and allowed us to experience both. I left feeling jipped and will not make the 45 minute trip to go again next yr.

Scary as Heck! Buckelew has became a Halloween tradition for us and what better way to celebrate Halloween than by walking through a haunted corn maze. This year they’ve added some new areas to walk through and a zombie paintball shooting range. The restaurant on site has an assortment of carnival type foods and hot chocolate or coffee drinks to help keep warm. Make sure to wear an old pair of shoes as it is really dusty, a jacket and if going through the corn maze bring a flashlight and save a couple bucks. It took us about 45 minutes to walk through the Haunted Cornfield without going through the maze and you can also get discounted Fast Pass tickets at Cosco, which I highly recommend doing because the lines can get a little long. Feel free to message me with any questions and Happy Halloween!

Such a fun thing to do. Terror in the corn is a great Halloween tradition for our family. Every year it surprises us. Always something new and every year it gets better. The bus you walk through in the beginning freaked us out. Its a must do for any Halloween fans. If walking at night through a corn field isn’t scary enough the suspense of not knowing what’s coming next is intense. I recommend buying the fast pass as the lines get really long.

My first trip to Buckelew Farms was for The Great Pumpkin Race. This was my first 5K — and all in all good. This probably wasn’t the best running grounds for my first run (the ground was dry and uneven — we were running thru the pumpkin fields), but the atmosphere was great. I really enjoyed the farm and getting to pick pumpkins after. The corn maze seemed cool (I only saw a small portion of it) — but will definitely be back.
Pumpkins were running 50 cents a pound. I of course wanted one of the giant pumpkins that they had to offer, but logic and my arms persuaded me to get a ‘normal’ sized pumpkin.
They had a hay-​ride that would drop you off in the pumpkin fields and bring you back. Next time I would definitely bring a pair of gloves and a knife or small saw to help get the pumpkins off the vine.

I liked this place, a long drive to get there from the UofA but very worth it. Me and 3 other friends went this past Saturday and we had a blast. They charged 20.00 to do both the terror in the corn and the regular corn maze. We arrived there around 7, and the terror in the corn started around 7:30 so we decided we would go ahead and do the regular corn maze first. We only got to 4 punch stations before we decided the map was really awful and that it was almost impossible to get to all the stations… I was getting itchy from all the corn because I was wearing shorts… and some of us were getting tired from all the walking so we decided to exit and wait in the haunted maze line. We waited for about 20 mins, and when it was our turn to go in we were so excited… my advice is to wait for the group ahead of you to go through each haunted station before you go in, because its not fun or scary if you know theres somebody waiting for you at that area to scare you. ! overall very fun, and worth it!

Buckelew has a giant pumpkin field with many different pumpkin varieties in addition to the normal orange jack o lantern style (white, green, red orange, orange with bumps). Prices are pretty reasonable (it’s a bit more than you’d pay at the grocery store but it’s so much more fun to get to pick your own off the vine). I guess the thing that was really lacking for me was the holiday charm. It reminded me too much of a janky fair with the fry bread and the screaming children and corny vendors. However, I’m sure to children it’s a great experience.
The farm is a bit of a drive from Tucson, and there are absolutely no palatable-​looking restaurants a long the way so be sure to bring food or be prepared to only be able to eat hot dogs, french fries, and caramel apples (maybe not a bad thing!). There is a Budweiser truck dispensing Budweiser beers for the adults (mostly males) which seemed like a nice touch, though mostly unused because pumpkin picking is a family outing so people are generally spending time with their family.

This is first time I’ve been to Terror in the Corn but it was the most fun I’ve had in a haunted something in a long time. The fact that you’re walking in a corn maze at night just intensifies the experience! The coolest part was the spinning room you walk through, you REALLY felt like you were going to fall off the ramp. Also, the crazed chainsaw guy chased around for a bit and that was awesome!
It’s a little pricey but with the purchase of your Terror ticket you get access to the regular corn maze. In the corn maze there is a Whodunnit? type game where as your come across special markers you get to hole punch a character clearing his/​her name along with a corresponding weapon and location. I won’t reveal who killed the farmer but let’s just suffice it to say that I picked the quack and was wrong! Compared to The Slaughterhouse, Terror in the Corn is way more fun!