Dino-mite! Dinosaurs are taking over Kackleberry Adventure Farms all month long. Beginning Saturday, June 1, the family fun farm will turn into Jurassic Farm, a prehistoric adventure with more than 20 animatronic dinosaurs.
Quick details about Jurassic Farm at Kackleberry Farms
- When: Saturdays-Sundays, June 1-June 30
- Address: 6421 N Stoney Creek Road, Monroe
- Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
- Cost: $19.99 plus fees online; $25 at the gate per person. Ages 2 and under are free.
- Parking: Free!
On weekends in June, families can discover life-size animatronic dinosaurs, Jurassic photo opportunities and more exciting dinosaur fun. Tickets include access to all dino attractions, plus more than 25 of the adventure farm’s exciting activities. Fall Festival attractions like the Pumpkin Barn, Grain Train, Pig Races, Corn Maze and other fall activities will not be offered.
Things to do with kids at Jurassic Farm
- Interact with 20 life-sized, animatronic dinos!
- Have a blast with the farm’s new stationary paintball game.
- Snap dino-mite family photos.
- Browse dinosaur games, toys and more at the country store.
- Enjoy more than 25 other farm activities, including the Super-Mega Slide, a Trike Track, rubber duck races, a sand box, jump pad and more!
Tips for visiting Jurassic Farm with kids
- Purchase a Jurassic Farm + Fall Season Pass to get the most Kackleberry Farm fun! The pass is $44.99 per person and includes unlimited access to Jurassic Farm and Fall Festival activities.
- Jurassic Farm is open rain or shine, so be sure to check the weather and bring rain gear if the forecast calls for it.
- Fuel your Jurassic adventure with concessions from the pizza barn, bakery or drink shack. Goodies like pizza, mac and cheese, pulled pork sandwiches, soft pretzels, gluten-free items and more are on the menu. Outside food and drink are not allowed.
- Family pets must be left at home — you wouldn’t want there to be an incident with the dinosaurs!
- Accessible bathrooms are available.
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