Georgetown, KY | Outdoor Family Fun
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877 Cincinnati Rd. Georgetown, KY 40324(502) 863-3676 A picture is worth a thousand words, but visiting the farm yourself is worth so much more. Check out our gallery to see this special spot. Years ago our parents, Carl A. and Bertha Fister,started Bi-Water Farm & Greenhouse in March of 1959, where alongside fresh produce, tobacco, hogs and corn, they raised their nine children. In 1969, mom and dad purchased an additional 40 acres that was adjacent to our farm, which brought us to our current 184 acres. Over the years, our greenhouse operation slowly grew until we have reached approximately 4 acres of growing area, while the hogs and tobacco were phased out and are no longer part of the farm. It was in 1994 that we started an endeavor that has changed the way we are seen to the public. We built our farm store where we are able to sell our fresh produce and flowers to the general public. This was a huge change for us, because until that time, all of our products were sold on the wholesale market, not retail. With the farm store, we also started our fall festival which we call Autumn Fest℠. This festival has grown over the years and is now one of the largest fall farm festivals in Kentucky. We have 20 acres of pumpkins and fun activities for the family, including Bunnyville, Spooky Farmhouse, Lost Pumpkin Mine, hayrides, a corn maze, Sky High Slide, People Spinners and a lot more. Each fall we welcome families and school groups from all over Kentucky to experience the excitement. We, along with our spouses, take the responsibility of running Bi-Water seriously, and are doing everything possible to make this a fun and enjoyable task. We invite you for a visit to Bi-Water Farm to experience the fun and enjoy our farm with us. In June of 2005, our dad died at the age of 82, and in February 2009 our mother died at the age of 84. Of their nine children, there are three sons left on the farm to carry on the horticulture heritage – Stephen, Chris and Len. Bi-Water Farm Where Your Adventures Begin!877 Cincinnati Rd Georgetown KY 40324(502) 863-3676 Autumn Festsm, Spooky Farmhousesmand “Where Your Adventures Begin!”smare registered servicemarks in the state of Kentucky. All rights reserved. Autumn Fest℠Contact, Map, & Hours Job
A picture is worth a thousand words, but visiting the farm yourself is worth so much more. Check out our gallery to see this special spot. Years ago our parents, Carl A. and Bertha Fister,started Bi-Water Farm & Greenhouse in March of 1959, where alongside fresh produce, tobacco, hogs and corn, they raised their nine children. In 1969, mom and dad purchased an additional 40 acres that was adjacent to our farm, which brought us to our current 184 acres. Over the years, our greenhouse operation slowly grew until we have reached approximately 4 acres of growing area, while the hogs and tobacco were phased out and are no longer part of the farm. It was in 1994 that we started an endeavor that has changed the way we are seen to the public. We built our farm store where we are able to sell our fresh produce and flowers to the general public. This was a huge change for us, because until that time, all of our products were sold on the wholesale market, not retail. With the farm store, we also started our fall festival which we call Autumn Fest℠. This festival has grown over the years and is now one of the largest fall farm festivals in Kentucky. We have 20 acres of pumpkins and fun activities for the family, including Bunnyville, Spooky Farmhouse, Lost Pumpkin Mine, hayrides, a corn maze, Sky High Slide, People Spinners and a lot more. Each fall we welcome families and school groups from all over Kentucky to experience the excitement. We, along with our spouses, take the responsibility of running Bi-Water seriously, and are doing everything possible to make this a fun and enjoyable task. We invite you for a visit to Bi-Water Farm to experience the fun and enjoy our farm with us. In June of 2005, our dad died at the age of 82, and in February 2009 our mother died at the age of 84. Of their nine children, there are three sons left on the farm to carry on the horticulture heritage – Stephen, Chris and Len.
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