5333 U.S. Highway 150
2 mi. North of
Alpha, Illinois 61413
(309) 629-2359

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About Us

Country Corner is the boy-hood dream come true for the farm's owner, Bruce "O'Lantern" Curry.

"When I was a boy, my neighbors sold pumpkins," Bruce recalls. "When they moved away, my dad suggested I grow pumpkins, so I did."

" I grew about a 100 pumpkins, and put them in a pile in the front yard. Beside the pile, I nailed a coffee can to a post and a sign saying 'For sale, $3, please leave money in can.' Everyday, I got off the school bus and ran over to the can...and there was money! I was hooked!"

Thirty some years later, Bruce now farms over 80 acres of working farm land, with some of the richest soil in the area, resulting in great tasting vegetables and fruit. Country Corner has a fully stocked farm market, complemented by a beautiful park in a timber setting, a large covered pavillion, picnic area, and a playground.

Country Corner also has a 20-acre, Pick Your Own Pumpkin Patch, a barn yard zoo, an outdoor education center, and a 7-acre corn maze. More than 35,000 customers visit the farm each year, including over 5,000 people on private farm tours. The farm and market offer entertaining and educational tours customized for people of all ages.

The Fall Fun Park includes the corn maze, a horse drawn hayrack ride, more than 50 animals in the barn yard zoo, a large inflatable jump house, corn shock maze, the learning center, pumpkin games in the timber park, and much more. New features include mining for gem stones, the corn cannon, and our own cow train.

Many weekend festivals are held from May through October, with a variety of crafts, live entertainment, and exhibitions of antique machinery and autos, and giant pumpkins.


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