Drone Zone: Harvest Moon Fun Farm

From haunted hay rides to spooky corn mazes, the annual fall festival at this Bay Area farm has returned for another season, and they're getting into the Halloween spirit now. In this week's Drone Zone, we head to Hernando County. FOX 13 photojournalist Albert Gamboa takes us up over Harvest Moon Fun Farm in Masaryktown. This is our peak season. This is one of our main seasons, and it's just the feel of the environment of having something fun and different to do that you can't do all year round. Hi my name is Christina and welcome to Harvest Moon Fun Farm. So Harvest Moon Fun Farm we made our first appearance in 2013 and so we've been doing our fall festival since then. So we start with the corn maze with the ideas of their design and everything. We start that probably brainstorming in June. This year is a Spookly the Square correlation design, so the corn maze is a five acre corn maze and really getting through the maze really depends on each individual, on you know, how you get lost in there, you make wrong turns, things like that. There is two mazes in one, so we have a bigger maze and then we also have a smaller kitty maze. In the kitty maze you can read the Spookly Square Pumpkin story to get through that. I think it's just the the idea that it's a one time a year type of thing something to you know to have to figure out as a brainstorm to figure out how to get out and we physically do it so I think it's just something that's just fun adventurous and something to have fun with the family with the ball zone is kind of like a carnival game but farm themed you throw basketballs footballs baseballs young and old have a blast with that Pedal carts are just like little farm-themed tricycles on four wheels. They pedal around, can race, but you have to actually physically do the work with your legs. You know, we can have the adults go on the jumping pillow along with the kids. If you want to go on as a family, air gets blown up underneath it. It's kind of like a bounce house except for no walls on it. And you can fit a bunch of people on there. It's 70-foot long, colorful, and it's just a lot of fun. Hayride is a good five-minute ride, and you go actually take a ride around the pathway where our Haunted for our Fright Nights is. So we have some things that you can see for daytime. You might see some of the spooky stuff that you're going to see at night. And then we have some nice farm-themed songs that you can listen to and have some fun on it. If you're not bringing kids, we also have a silo bar where we offer adult drinks. So that's always a blast. We have a hayride petting farm where you can visit the animals. We have a couple of new baby members in the petting farm. We have our new baby Highland calf, her name is Miss Mango, and then we also have our baby llama. He was actually born here on the farm, and his name is Puck, very, very sweet, both of them. It may seem like it's a farm ride, but we're just a mile off the Funcoast, right off of 41, so it's easy access to get to, and once you get here, it's just a fun day full of fun activities and memories. Harvest Moon Fun Farm also has haunted nights available on the weekends with three haunted trails and the nighttime corn maze. Just remember, bring your flashlight.