Cox Farms

In the heart of Centreville, Virginia, nestled amidst the rolling hills, lies Cox Farms. It’s more than just a farm; it’s a place where memories are made. Cox Farms is famous for its Fall Festival, a beloved tradition for families in the area and beyond. Imagine hayrides, a challenging “Cornundrum,” and giant slides that bring out the child in everyone. Cox Farms isn’t just about autumn fun though. The farm has a rich history. Originally a dairy farm, the iconic red barn that sadly burned down in 2024 stood for approximately 100 years. It served as a backdrop for countless family photos and witnessed generations of laughter and joy. Even the farm’s beloved pig, Leona, had her own special connection to the barn, residing there during the fall festivities. The loss of the barn was a blow to the community, but Cox Farms, resilient and community-focused, has persevered. They plan to continue their cherished Fall Festival, ensuring that future generations can experience the magic of Cox Farms. The farm is also home to Foamhenge, a unique full-size replica of Stonehenge, crafted entirely from styrofoam. This quirky attraction draws visitors from all over, eager to explore this unusual take on a prehistoric monument. Cox Farms is a testament to the power of community and resilience. It’s a place where traditions are honored, where families create lasting memories, and where the spirit of the countryside comes alive.