About - McCulley's Amazin' Acres

Unforgettable Memories

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Meet the Farmers!

The McCulley farm has evolved through many generations. Despite tremendous adversity at a young age with the loss of both parents, Jimmy was resilient and determined to keep the family farm running. His marriage to Karen, who shares his love for agriculture, further solidifies their bond and commitment to farming. In 1999 they began transitioning from dairy farming to growing strawberries, pumpkins, and agritourism and offering activities like corn mazes. It was their entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to adapt to market demands that led them to inviting families, school groups, and church groups to the farm. Not only did they find a way to market their produce, but they were also creating a space for people to connect with nature and experience farm life firsthand.

Their sons Daniel and Tyler have always played active roles on the farm and grew up helping with new projects, designs, and sharing their input too. Now their wives and children are contributing their skills, and unique talents in their areas of expertise too. In 2019 their families planted Christmas trees and plan on offering a new fresh farm experience for families and groups to relish in 2024. Daniel has come back to the farm full time to help with the daily tasks of farming but also intends to help with expansions and new ventures for future growth.

McCulley’s Amazin Acres has grown from the humble beginnings to over 40 farm adventures for families and groups to participate in. The bounce pillow, zip line, tractor pull, Pa’s corn crib, and Lil Farmersville are just a few of the attractions that families and groups can enjoy on their farm. Their mission is to create a relaxing, educational, and fun atmosphere for all their guests. They hope people leave their farm with a better understanding of agriculture and “Create Unforgettable Memories” of their own. McCulley’s Amazin’ Acres is not just a farm but a place where memories are made, traditions are upheld, and the beauty of rural life is celebrated.