Description
This year’s Decker Farm will look a little bit different than past years, but with your help and cooperation, it will still be a fun time for the whole family! Learn more about the symptoms of COVID-19, and read about measures you can take to stay safe by reading this guidance from the CDC. In order to provide a safe environment for all our staff and guests, below are a few things we are doing at Decker Farm this year to help stop the spread.
- Masks are required to be work at ALL TIMES by guests age two and up. You can bring your own mask, or you can wear one you receive with your ticket purchase!
- We have restructured our usual features so there are less high touch activities
- Social distancing is required throughout the site and socially distanced spaces will be provided for dining
- New systems of crowd control and queuing will be instituted at all of our features including in our Pumpkin Patch and on our hayride.
- Additional signage will be placed throughout the grounds will remind all guests of COVID-19 safety rules and guidelines.
- Hand sanitizing and hand washing stations will be provided
- Additional restrooms and more frequent disinfecting will be provided.
- Additional staff will be on hand to monitor all COVID-19 safety protocols, crowd control, and to perform more frequent cleaning and disinfecting of high-touch areas
Timed-Entry Ticketing:
- Tickets are only valid for the date and time window specified.
- Only get in line to enter within the time window on your ticket. Anyone who arrives any earlier than the time listed on their ticket will be asked to wait.
- To assist with capacity and social distancing guidelines, arrival times are strictly enforced. Please adhere to your scheduled time slot!
- We will do our best to honor late arrivals, but depending on current occupancy limitations at the time of arrival, guests who arrive late are not guaranteed entry and could be turned away without refund.
- Once inside the farm, you are welcome to visit for as long as you like.
- Any tickets remaining for each time slot can be purchased on-site on the day-of for an additional $2. On-site ticket availability is NOT guaranteed for any walk-up sales.
- There will be no re-entry. Please ensure that you have everything with you before entering the Farm.
- Limited parking is available on site and is not guaranteed, and additional parking is available in the surrounding residential area. Please arrive early so that you can find parking and not miss the arrival window listed on your ticket.
IMPORTANT:
- Refunds: Due to the necessity of timed ticketing for COVID-19 safety, there are no refunds or exchanges, and tickets are non-transferable. No refunds will be issued and tickets purchased for time slots may not be applied to other times or days.
- Weather: Decker Farm is open every Saturday and Sunday in October, rain or shine. No refunds will be given for inclement weather.
- COVID-19: By purchasing tickets, guests agree to adhere to the following COVID-19 Safety policies and regulations set forth by Historic Richmond Town for Decker Farm:
- Everyone over 2 years old MUST WEAR A MASK AT ALL TIMES (unless seated and eating/ drinking). You can bring your own mask, or you can wear one you receive with your ticket purchase. Anyone not wearing a mask will be asked to leave without refund.
- Please practice social distancing and maintain at least 6 feet between yourself and others.
- Any guests that fail to comply with these rules will be asked to immediately leave the grounds without refund.
- Refunds: Due to the necessity of timed ticketing for COVID-19 safety, there are no refunds or exchanges. No refunds will be issued and tickets purchased for time slots may not be applied to other times or days.
- Weather: Decker Farm is open every Saturday and Sunday in October, rain or shine. No refunds will be given for inclement weather.
- Attire: Wear appropriate footwear. Heels, open toed or non-supportive footwear strongly discouraged. Historic Richmond Town will not be held responsible or liable for any injury or illness to you or anyone in your party during or as a result of your visit to our farm.
- Pets: Please leave your pets at home. Service animals recognized by the ADA are welcome.
- Photography/Videography Release: Please be advised that by entering the site for today's special events, you irrecoverably consent to be photographed or videotaped by an authorized Historic Richmond Town staffer. You also irrevocably consent that any recorded images and audio from this event may be reproduced in any and all media devised for promotional, advertising, educational, archival, or any other purposes in association with Historic Richmond Town.
- Other: No Smoking & No Soliciting
Venue Details
Historic Richmond Town's Decker Farm
437 Richmond Richmond Hill Rd., Richmond County, New York, 10306, United States
Historic Richmond Town
The Staten Island Historical Society at Historic Richmond Town works to create opportunities for the public to explore the diversity of the American experience, especially that of Staten Island and its neighboring communities from the colonial period to the present.
We accomplish this by preserving and presenting centuries of American life through the efforts of ordinary people, from every background, who worked to build an extraordinary country. The site and its structures are not bound to a specific historical event or famous persons. Our region's history is a platform to share about American growth through the centuries.
To accomplish this the Society:
Operates and interprets Historic Richmond Town, the largest and most
complete historic village in the City of New York - 100 acres and 40 structures
Collects and preserves the materials of everyday life including artifacts,
archives and buildings that tell the story - 60,000 artifacts
Conducts and promotes research based on the historic collection
Shares the collection and knowledge with the public through creative and engaging interpretative programs