Cornbelly's

The past couple years we have been going to Cornbelly's with CJ's family and the kids love it. It is at Thanksgiving Point and has a corn maze, rides, and all sorts of things for the kids to do and play. CJ wasn't able to get off work early so Jackson and I rode the frontrunner to Thanksgiving Point to meet everyone earlier. Jackson absolutely loved riding the train. It took us about an hour and Jackson did pretty good the whole time. It got a little crowded, but a nice gentlemen sat by us who didn't mind when Jackson got a little wiggly.

Jackson was very excited to see everyone when we got there. He absolutely loves his cousins. Below is Jackson doing duck races. You pump the water and it makes the duck go down the ramp. He thought that was pretty fun.

Jackson loved running in the little maze with Cooper.

We went into the big corn maze and you have a questionnaire that you are supposed to answer and depending on your answer it will tell you which direction to go. We were in there for quite a while and nobody really liked it! The kids thought it was great fun to run around in, but after a while we all just wanted to get out.

They have these giant wooden toys that the kids can play on with slides and stairs. There was a bus, a train, ark, tractor and more. Jackson loves these. This year was great because he could actually do a lot of the stuff by himself and he liked being able to do things on his own.

Jackson was a little nervous at first to go on the slide so CJ held him the first couple times and then Jackson would go down next to CJ. Then he wanted to go down with Cooper. It was so fun to watch him go by himself. He is getting so big!

CJ pulled Jackson on this horse thing and they were racing Cooper. Jackson fell off and started running. He preferred that to riding the horse.

The last thing we did was a hay ride. Jackson thought it was fun that we were being pulled by a tractor. It was pretty cold the whole day mostly because of the wind. The kids had fun though and it was a good day spent with family.