Some adult riders will be taking horses and camping on Friday night, some will be coming on Saturday with children, others will just be stopping by for the day on Saturday, and still others will be staying the whole weekend. Here is the overall schedule.
- Friday night: Adult rider night. Folks will be arrive throughout the day. Bring something to put on the grill and a side to share - and, of course, your favorite adult beverage. We will do a late afternoon ride, and then cook out. Riders are bringing their own trailers or arranging private transportation for horses. Bring breakfast snacks. If you want to stay the weekend, it's $50 per rider, and $20 per person for Saturday night dinner and Sunday breakfast. You can get more information and make reservations on their website.
- Saturday: Family time! This is the day of the Harvest Festival. Come on down and enjoy some foot-stompin’ live music from five local bluegrass bands. There is plenty to keep the kiddies occupied including hay rides, a stick pony corral, pumpkin decorating, penny diving, lasso demonstrations, crafts and more. Feast on Southern delights like finger-lickin’ Carolina barbeque, kettle korn, and all of your favorite festival foods! Plus, there will be icy-cold beverages available for purchase. Once you’ve eaten your fill, head on over to the crafters market - great for holiday shopping. Everyone will be eating lunch at the food truck, so bring money to spend! All children must be supervised by parents or guardians. There will be a morning and an afternoon ride. You can get more information on their website.
- Hours and Admission 11:00am - 5:00pm. $8 per person. Kids 12 and under and Gold Pass Members are free!
- Bands
- 12:00 p.m. The Southern Flavor Bluegrass Band
- 1:00 p.m. YeeHaw Junction
- 2:00 p.m. Blue Plantation
- 3:00 p.m. Flatt City
- 4:00 p.m. Blue Stone Ramblers
- Saturday night: Family night. For the people camping, dinner will be served by Mullet Hall ($20 per person). Then, hanging out by the fire.
- Sunday: Up early for the Mullet Hall breakfast for campers, then a morning ride. Later, packing up and heading home!
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