Field of Dreams Built in Temecula

A Temecula family built a baseball diamond in their corn field for play during their annual harvest festival.

The event is slated for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday and 1-5 p.m. Monday through Friday starting Oct. 8 and ending on Halloween, Oct. 31 at , 33320 Temecula Parkway.

The event includes a 12-acres maze, pumpkin bowling, a corn cannon and pig and ducky races.

Guests will also be welcomed to take a swing at a ball in the "Field of Dreams" style baseball diamond.

Admission costs $9 for the maze and $13 for the maze and three activities.

The Corona family, which owns the field, runs what they say is the one of the last working farms in the Temecula Valley.

This kind of festival used to be common in Riverside County, said Annette Nielson, a spokesperson for the Corona family.

"Before the massive influx of homes and shopping markets in California, large farms would hold festivals celebrating the harvest and the closing of the growing season," she wrote in an email. "Just as now, it’s a time to gather and celebrate the simple things that are Americana."

For more information, visit the family's website by clicking here.