COLON, MI (WTVB) – – Stickley Family Farms has officially opened for the 2026 fall season, introducing a brand-new, hands-on gem-mining attraction alongside its classic lineup of agri-tourism activities.
Located in the “Magic Capital of the World,” the farm welcomes visitors every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through October 31.
Families can enjoy a wide array of activities including the Mini Michigan Central Railroad, a massive five-acre corn maze, pedal go-karts, the giant slide, and Bonetown hay wagon rides.
Daytime general admission is priced at $13 when purchased online in advance or $15 at the gate, which covers access to most of the daytime attractions.
Fresh pumpkins and classic treats like donuts and cider are also available on-site.
In addition to family-friendly daytime fun, the farm is debuting its first-ever adults-only evening event, Witches Night Out: Under the Harvest Moon, scheduled for Friday, September 25, from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Restricted to guests aged 18 and older, the special evening promises an enchanting atmosphere featuring a “Corn Maze After Dark,” nighttime train rides, live witch-themed magic, tarot readings, and bonfires with s’mores.
Attendees are highly encouraged to dress up in their best witchy attire for photo opportunities and raffles.
Farm owner Keith Stickley says that the event was designed to give grown-ups a unique, magical night out to enjoy the farm’s landscape after the sun goes down.
Stickley Family Farms is located at 1296 Wattles Road, in Colon, MI, just a short drive from Battle Creek, Coldwater, Kalamazoo, Sturgis, and Northern Indiana.
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