Summer is delicious at Cox Farms! Swing by our famous Corner Market where you can shop, snack, and play! Open Friday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. (April 25-August 17)
Join us for some smokin' barbecue and outdoor fun - every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. during our Spring & Summer season.
Our festival grounds, including giant slides, hayrides, and other play areas, are closed until September 2025.
Foamhenge is our famous full-size replica of Stonehenge, made entirely of styrofoam. People come from near and far to explore this attraction.
The Corner Market opens tomorrow (Fri, 4/25) and we can't wait for you to come play at the farm! We're open 10 AM-7 PM Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Join us for our first Smokin' Saturday of 2025, with pulled pork and pulled chicken fresh from the smoker, live music 12-2, and shuttles to Foamhenge 1-2. [IMAGE: Photo of our roadside sign that reads "COME PLAY AT THE FARM!"] ... See MoreSee Less
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I am a little old, but I can play! 🙂
This is not okay. Join us in DC tomorrow (Sat 4/5) as we stand together with folks across the country to say “Hands Off!” (April 5 also happens to be founder Farmer Cox’s birthday, and he would love to celebrate with you downtown tomorrow.)Details about the event: www.mobilize.us/handsoff/event/764186/Here are some tips to stay safe, friends! www.facebook.com/share/1CdPw7w16U/?mibextid=wwXIfr[A series of roadside sign messages read:HANDS OFF IMMIGRANTSHANDS OFF DEIHANDS OFF GAZAHANDS OFF PUBLIC LANDS] ... See MoreSee Less
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Can you post the “but her emails” sign?
They also stood for black rights! I’ll always support you guys
Went here for the first time last fall. I loved it. Now I love it even more 🩷 thanks for standing with humanity when so many are too scared to!
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We are overwhelmed by your kindness and generous offers of support. We have a lot to figure out in the days and weeks ahead, but above all, we are feeling incredibly lucky that it was not worse. In response to the many questions we have received, the cause of the fire is under investigation but at this time there is no foul play suspected; we believe it was accidental. We lost our chickens but no other animals were harmed. We do not yet know if, when, or how we might rebuild. Our barn is gone. The Barn Slide is gone. But we will be okay; we have insurance, and the damage was limited. The Corner Market will open at the end of April, and the Fall Festival will go on. We look forward to seeing you soon! In the meantime, if you find yourself moved to give, please donate to one of the countless families that lost everything and do not have insurance coverage to rebuild, in Asheville and L.A. and Gaza and beyond. Or support one of the many organizations working to put out the metaphorical fires currently threatening our democracy. Thank you again for your support. [IMAGE: This is what's left of our barn and the barn slide. There are a few charred wooden beams that remain upright. The final green and blue sections of our big slide are intact, but the rest of the slide is gone. The metal gate to Leona's pen is visible to the left of the slide. Beyond the slide is a smoldering, smoking pile of debris, mostly metal roofing and the charred wooden beams. In the background are some trees and a gray sky.] ... See MoreSee Less
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This message was everything. You guys deserve all the success and support ❤️
Wow. Seeing it all gone is very heartbreaking. Surprised that one slide sort of survived. My heart goes out to you. ❤
Not the barn with the slide😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
Our beloved barn burned down this morning. The farm caretaker Sam was already up and called it in quickly, and we are thankful for the strong and skilled response of both Loudoun and Fairfax Fire departments. Because of their efforts, the blaze was contained and the damage was limited to the barn itself. We lost about a dozen chickens, a tractor, and, of course, one of our most popular slides, along with the iconic sunflower and other art that decorated the barn. Fortunately, everyone's favorite mama pig Leona only lives at the barn during the fall season, so she was not impacted. Long before it was home to a giant beanstalk, a half-pipe water slide, and the world's cutest piglets, it was a dairy barn. Built approximately 100 years ago, it was already old when we moved to the farm in 1979, but it served us well, and it has been a sturdy (and beautiful) backdrop for decades. Our landscape won't be the same without it. But mostly, we are so glad that the damage was contained, and our homes and our people are all safe. [IMAGE: Our iconic red barn with a giant sunflower sculpture and a green slide coming out the side, photographed during the 2011 Fall Festival. Many people are around the barn, and there is a blue sky with puffy white clouds in the background.] ... See MoreSee Less
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how can we help?
So so sad, my Dad owns a construction company maybe rebuilding by summer is possible? I can ask. Hopefully a big contractor has already offered. Please let the community know how we can help. You guys are amazing, very sorry this happened. So do let your supporters know how we can help!
If y'all host a good old fashioned barn raising, we will be there to help!
There was a structure fire at the farm this morning. Everyone is safe. ... See MoreSee Less
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Let us know when we can come buy some donuts and popcorn to help you build it back. So sorry for the loss of your animals, but glad it wasn't worse. We will miss the beanstalk slide.
Anything we can help with? Glad you are all safe
Glad all are safe, love the farm