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Menchhofer Farms is a family farm near Coldwater in Mercer County selling apples, cider, pumpkins, gourds, and maple syrup, with a seasonal corn maze, horse-drawn wagon rides, and a u-pick pumpkin patch. Current-year hours and the corn maze's operating dates could not be verified from a farm-controlled source.
Mt Airy Orchards in Dillsburg, York County, is a family-owned orchard with more than 150 acres of fruit trees and 25+ apple varieties. In fall the farm cuts a roughly five-acre corn maze and opens a pumpkin patch alongside its playland area.
Soons Orchards is a family farm market and pick-your-own orchard in New Hampton, NY (Orange County). In fall, hay wagons carry visitors out to a u-pick pumpkin patch on weekends from late September through late October, alongside apple picking and a farm market.
Strites' Orchard is a century-old family farm market in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, offering a CSA program, pick-your-own flowers, and local farm products with curbside delivery. Third-party sources describe an autumn pumpkin patch and corn maze at the farm, though this was not directly confirmed on the operator's own site at research time.
Sweet Berry Farm is a seasonal attraction in Marble Falls, Texas featuring pumpkin patch, mazes, and strawberries.
Three Nunns Farm is a 40-plus-acre working farm in Brentwood offering a fall festival with two corn mazes -- a smaller beginner maze and a 5-acre advanced maze. The farm also grows u-pick strawberries, cherries, and peaches earlier in the year, and adds hayrides and pumpkins each fall.
Triple B Farms in Monongahela, Washington County, is a farm market offering pick-your-own lavender and flowers, sweet corn, and a Fall Festival with the Pop's Farmyard animal area. The farm also hosts school and senior tours and birthday parties. A cornfield maze is reported at the farm in fall, though not directly confirmed on the current operator homepage.
T.S. Smith & Sons is an 800-acre family farm in Bridgeville, Delaware, the state's oldest apple, peach, and nectarine operation, founded in 1907. Its fall offerings include a themed corn maze, a pumpkin patch, hayrides, pony rides, and a petting zoo, with pick-your-own crops available from July through October. The farm is also noted as Delaware's only solar-powered century farm.
Braeutigam Orchards near Belleville is a family-owned orchard operating since 1831, with fruit growing established in 1935. The farm offers seasonal fruit and a farm market for family visits.
Colonial Farms is a working farm in Blue Springs, Missouri offering U-pick berries and apples, livestock, and educational farm tours, with a seasonal festival program and an on-site coffee shop.
Eugster's Farm Market in Stoughton combines a petting farm with a one-mile ag-venture trail, u-pick flower fields and an apple orchard/vineyard. The site hosts a Fall Festival among other seasonal events (Lambing and Kidding Days, Lavender Days, Sunflower Days, Orchard Days).
Hidden Valley Orchards near Lebanon, between Cincinnati and Dayton, is a family apple farm and winery. Fall activities include apple picking, a corn maze, a sunflower field, pumpkins and hayrides. (Note: enter 'North' State Route 48 when navigating.)
High Hill Ranch is a large, long-running Apple Hill farm near Placerville known for apple picking, a bakery, and family fall activities including pumpkins. It is described by the Apple Hill Growers Association as the region's largest and most-visited ranch.
Apple orchard in Waterman offering pick-your-own apples from 25 varieties out of an 1880s converted apple barn with a craft and gift loft. A free children's play area includes a petting zoo and straw maze, and weekend wagon rides run out to the orchard and pumpkin patch.
This is the southern-Utah location of Rowley's Red Barn, near St. George in Washington, Utah, offering the same farm-fresh produce, ice cream, bakery goods, and seasonal Harvest Festival pick-your-own activities as the original Santaquin farm.
Royal Oak Farm Orchard is an apple orchard in Harvard, Illinois, with over 30 apple varieties, a free petting zoo and playground, a carousel and train rides, and "Amaze 'N Apples," an apple-tree maze. In fall the farm adds a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and bonfire packages, along with a bakery and Country Kitchen restaurant on site.
Suzanne's Fruit Farm near Hampton, Arkansas offers you-pick and pre-picked peaches, plums, blueberries, blackberries, and pumpkins, plus a fall festival with hayrides, train rides, a corn maze, zip lines, and a pirate-ship play area.
Von Thun Farms' South Brunswick location in Monmouth Junction offers a corn maze plus a Moonlight Corn Maze on the last two weekends of October, along with pick-your-own pumpkins and apples. The farm has been family-operated since 1913.
Weston Red Barn Farm is a U-pick pumpkin, apple, and flower farm in Weston, Missouri offering a corn maze, hayrides, pony rides, a country store, and school tours.
Funland attraction at Blake Farms in Armada with an animal petting farm, a cornfield maze, a 'John Deere Speedway' pedal-kart area, jumping pillows, inflatables, and wagon rides.
Costanza Apple Orchard is a small u-pick apple orchard in Belen with roughly 1,000 trees producing ten apple varieties along with peaches, pears, and farm honey. Pumpkins and winter squash are sold pre-picked in the farm market rather than offered as a u-pick pumpkin patch. The orchard is typically open from late July through the end of December or the first freeze, whichever comes first.
Crystal Bay Farm is a Pajaro Valley farm near Watsonville offering an honor-system farm stand and a pumpkin patch featuring rare and heirloom pumpkin varieties. It also grows u-pick berries earlier in the season.
Ferguson's Orchards in Galesville is a pick-your-own apple orchard with a pumpkin patch, located between La Crosse and Winona. As of research, the site was closed with a stated reopening around August 2026.
Kercher's Sunrise Orchard is a fifth-generation family farm on 300 acres near Goshen, Indiana, growing 19 apple varieties along with sweet corn, pumpkins, squash, and other produce. Fall visitors can pick pumpkins and apples directly from the farm.