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Larriland Farm is a family-run pick-your-own farm in Woodbine, Maryland whose fall festival includes apple and pumpkin picking, a giant corn maze, a sorghum-sudangrass maze, and a child-friendly 'Boo Barn' walk. Weekend visits add tractor-pulled hayrides, live music, and food trucks. The confirmed 2026 season runs September 8 through October 31.
Families visit Loblolly Acres in Woodside, Delaware for pumpkin patch, hayrides, and petting zoo.
Magnolia Wilds (previously Barn Hill Preserve) is a small family-run zoological park and adventure farm in Ethel, Louisiana offering a petting zoo, kangaroo walkabout, animal shows, and a fall corn maze and pumpkin patch (with a free small pumpkin included in admission) on weekends in October and November.
Mead Orchards is a 100+ acre pick-your-own farm in Tivoli, NY overlooking the Hudson River, in operation for over a century. In fall it has featured a large corn maze alongside pumpkin picking and farm market sales. Admission and parking are free, with pricing based on produce picked.
Milburn Orchards is a family-owned farm in Elkton, Maryland operating since 1902, offering a BarnYard Buddies farm-animal area, a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and a 'Boo Barn' as part of its Fall Festival Weekends. The orchard also runs bonfire hayrides and sells its well-known apple cider donuts from an on-site market. Fall Festival Weekends have historically run from mid-September through the end of October.
Mills Apple Farm is a family-owned orchard in Marine offering pick-your-own apples and pumpkins alongside made-from-scratch baked goods, cider, and preserves. The farm runs pumpkin tours that include a wagon ride out to the patch, a free children's play area with a 'Kid Cage' maze, and live farm animals on display. It operates seasonally from roughly mid-August through December 24, with free parking and leashed dogs welcome on-site.
Mortimer Farms operates a Pumpkin Fest & Corn Maze each fall in Dewey, with pick-your-own pumpkins priced by the pound and a corn maze offering multiple difficulty levels. Weekend admission ranges from about $16.50 to $27.50 depending on the date, and the farm adds evening entertainment such as fire dancers, DJ/karaoke, and nighttime maze navigation on weekends. Dogs are not permitted due to food-safety rules, and parking is free.
Munson Farms is a 100-plus-acre working farm and farm stand in Boulder, Colorado, known for sweet corn, tomatoes, and peaches, and offering pumpkins as part of its fall produce lineup.
Osborn Farm is a pick-your-own pumpkin patch in Loveland, Colorado, with free admission and parking. Weekend activities include hayrides and a petting zoo, and leashed dogs are welcome. There is no corn maze on site.
P-6 Farms in Montgomery, north of Houston, offers a you-pick pumpkin patch and a corn maze alongside pig races, vintage carnival rides including a Ferris wheel, an animal barn, and cut-your-own sunflowers and zinnias. The 2026 fall season runs September 26 through November 1. It markets itself as a seasonal fun destination for the Houston, The Woodlands, Conroe, and College Station areas.
Peebles Farm is a working farm on Highway 64 between Augusta and McCrory, Arkansas, featured in Southern Living and regularly ranked among the South's best pumpkin patches. It offers a 60-acre u-pick pumpkin patch, a 16-acre themed corn maze, sunflower and zinnia fields, hayrides, pony rides, and a petting zoo.
A fourth-generation family farm in Chilton County growing fresh fruits and vegetables sold at multiple regional farmers' markets. The farm operates a seasonal pumpkin patch each fall under its Sugar Hill Farms branding.
Picha Farms is a berry farm and pumpkin patch operating in Puyallup, Washington, with a corn maze themed each year (2025's theme celebrated Pacific Northwest fish, with in-maze trivia questions). Visitors receive a mini pumpkin at the maze exit. The farm also offers hayrides, a slingshot game, and weekend food vendors and live music.
Pine Holler is a family-owned farm in Clarksville offering a Christian-values-focused seasonal event called 'Pumpkin Days on the Farm,' with a giant jump pad, farm animals, yard games, and food trucks. General admission is $10 per person; specific 2026 dates were not yet published at time of research.
Port Farms in Waterford, Erie County, runs a Fall Harvest Festival September 12 through November 1, 2026, featuring an eight-acre corn maze and over 20 attractions including wagon rides, jumping pillows, a kids' village, and pedal carts. The working farm also hosts birthday parties, weddings, and school tours.
Priddy Farms' 50-acre Millington location features a larger corn maze, a haunted house on October weekends, barrel-train rides, hayrides, a petting zoo, and bucket golf, alongside seasonal Christmas tree sales.
Ramsey's Farm in Wilmington, Delaware opens each fall with a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and an 8-acre corn maze, plus goat yoga classes, u-pick berries and flowers earlier in the year, and private evening bonfires. The farm also hosts field trips year-round and sells its own Wagyu beef and chicken at its market. The corn maze page found during this research was still labeled for a prior year, so current 2026 details are unconfirmed.
Schuett Farms is a 12-acre corn maze near Mukwonago with more than four miles of paths, redesigned each year (2025 was LEGO-themed). Visitors can also pick pumpkins, take a hayride with cow feeding, and try the giant slide and corn cannon. Select October weekends add a night-time flashlight maze.
Families visit Shryocks Callaway Farms in Columbia, Missouri for corn maze, pumpkins, and farm activities.
Silver Valley Farm is a no-entrance-fee pumpkin patch and corn maze north of Reno, Nevada, featuring over 45 pumpkin varieties across 5 acres, hayrides, inflatable obstacle courses, gold panning, and a small train ride.
Simcock Farm is a fourth-generation working farm with a seasonal corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkins and hayrides. It also operates a sunflower maze, farm-animal area, ice-cream stand, school tours and Spooky Sundae evening events.
The Great Maze is a seasonal wooden maze built each fall in the West Acres Mall parking lot in Fargo, North Dakota. The 2025 edition was verified as the world's largest temporary wooden maze at over 40,000 square feet, and the paved surface makes it stroller- and wheelchair-friendly; the site also includes a pumpkin patch, corn pit, and a night maze with LED wands.
Tunget Farms is a family farm on County Highway 13 near Pittsfield, Illinois that uses natural growing practices to grow pumpkins, squash, and other produce. In October it opens a u-pick and pre-picked pumpkin patch with a farm market, snack stand, and farm animals. No operator-run website could be located; details are drawn from a seasonal-attraction directory.
Yankey Farms in Bristow, Virginia, is a working pumpkin farm offering a corn maze, hayrides, a cow train, animal exhibits, and a kids' play area alongside a by-the-pound pumpkin patch, open late September through Halloween.