Photo by Brett Kline From left, Gabriel Hissam and his mother Angie Hissam who is holding her younger son, Archer, while they sit on a Butcher Family Farm pumpkin display that was created for photo opportunities.

WASHINGTON, W.Va — Butcher Family Farm, which has been around since the 1930s, will be hosting its yearly “Family Fun Day” from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Saturday.

There is no admission to the event.

The Butcher Family Farm is located at 71 Peach Tree Lane in Washington, W.Va., off West Virginia 892.

There will be activities for children at the event; a miniature pumpkin is given to each child to paint; antique tractors are available for children to sit on for photos; hay bales will be for sale; a slide was recently built and photo opportunities are available for families.

Rob Butcher, the owner/operator of the Butcher Family Farm, said Family Fun Day is for family and friends to enjoy the festivities.

Photo Provided Some of the pumpkins for sale at the Butcher Family Farm.

The Fairview 4-H Club will be operating a concession stand at the Family Fun Day, selling hot dogs, sloppy joes, drinks and candy.

There will be corn mill grinding and hay rides will be going on all day, which will cost $2 a person.

There are pumpkins of various sizes for sale at the Butcher Family Farm, many types of flowers and the Butcher Family Farm produce stand will be open.

Rob expects a large crowd Saturday.

Angie Hissam of Washington, W.Va., said she and her family just moved to the area so they have not attended the Family Fun Day yet. But she has been bringing her children to the Butcher Family Farm to play and plans to visit on Saturday.

Hissam’s son, Gabriel, said his favorite part of the farm is the new slide.

Nicole Carr of Ravenswood said, “I buy my pumpkins from here every year and I have brought my son, Tyler, to the Family Fun Day for the past three years. It is always a blast for us both. I get to take great photos of him playing on the hay bales and he gets to run around and be a kid.”