Last call for fall festival fun at big Northern Virginia farm – WTOP News

There are only a few days left to attend this year’s Fall Festival at Cox Farms in Centreville, Virginia, where kids can have fun with their families.

Diva Mohammadullah with her family — Diva Mohammadullah, of Reston, on an unusually warm autumn day with her daughter, niece and a young neighbor at the annual fall festival at Cox Farms in Centreville, Virginia.
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Kids at Fall Festival — Kids taking part in the slides at the fall festival at Cox Farms.
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Pumpkins at Cox Farms — There are pumpkins to choose from at the fall festival at Cox Farms.
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Apples, apple cider and apple cider donuts — Apples, apple cider and apple cider doughnuts at the fall festival at Cox Farms.
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Apple cider donuts — Bags and packs of apple cider doughnuts.
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Kids playing with goats — Kids playing with the goats at the fall festival at Cox Farms.
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Cornundrum corn maze — Get lost in a corn maze called Cornundrum at the fall festival.
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There are only a few days left to attend this year’s fall festival at Cox Farms in Centreville, Virginia, where family-friendly entertainment and attractions have been drawing people for decades.

“We love the atmosphere, we love the staff … I think it’s just so homey,” said Diva Mohammadullah, of Reston, who was joined this year by her daughter Ridham, a niece and a young neighbor.

“We come here every year. Ridham has been here since she was in my belly,” said Mohammadullah. “And I’ve been here [since] I was still four,” Ridham added.

The group spent the day at Cox Farms taking in the attractions: the animals, food, slides, hay rides and the Imagination Trail. And they picked a day last week with gorgeous, warm weather.

There’s a lot to do besides buying pumpkins or apple cider doughnuts made on the premises. There are hayrides, animals (lots of goats to pet), a corn maze called Cornundrum, and lots of slides.

And don’t forget the freshly popped kettle corn. The Cox Farms Fall Festival runs through Tuesday, Nov. 5.

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