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Lohr's Orchard in Churchville, Maryland offers pick-your-own pumpkins as part of its fall harvest, with free hayrides on weekends and on days Harford County Public Schools are closed. The confirmed 2026 picking season runs September 27 through October 31, daily, with slightly shorter hours on Sundays. The orchard also grows apples and other pick-your-own fruit earlier in the year.
Lynd Fruit Farm is a long-established orchard near Pataskala, east of Columbus. Its fall season offers pick-your-own apples and pumpkins, an 8-acre corn maze scavenger hunt, hayrides and a large farm-market tent with produce and baked goods.
Mahaffy Ranch, inland from Coos Bay on the Millicoma River, hosts an annual Fall Festival with a corn maze, corn-shooting cannon, pick-your-own pumpkin patch, and tractor-pulled hayrides, plus live music and a food and refreshment stand. The 2025 festival ran September 29 through October 29.
Mainstay Farm, self-described as "the biggest backyard in Texas," is a farm park near Cleburne about 30 minutes from Fort Worth offering more than 30 attractions across seasonal events, including a fall Pumpkin Fall Days festival, a winery, baby animals, and photo installations. It also hosts field trips and private events.
McMillin Farm is a working farm, brewhouse, and pumpkin patch on State Route 162 near Puyallup, Washington, combining agritourism with an on-site brewery and produce stand. The fall pumpkin patch runs from September through November with more than 20 pumpkin varieties, and the farm also features a corn maze and seasonal photo displays.
Mitchell Farms in Altoona, Blair County, runs a Noah's Ark-themed corn maze covering about 6.5 acres along with a pumpkin patch and event hosting. Coverage from the Altoona Mirror documents the annually re-themed maze; this is a distinct business from the unrelated 'Mitchell Farms' event venue in Mississippi.
One of Mississippi's most-visited fall destinations, confirmed open September 26-November 8, 2026. The Covington County farm offers a six-acre corn maze, wagon rides, a sunflower field, a goat castle, and a tractor slide racer, and is wheelchair accessible.
A Madison County farm offering pumpkin picking, a petting barn, hay rides, farm games, a corn pit, and pig races each fall, transitioning to a Christmas tree farm with Santa visits in winter. Operating since 2020.
North Folk Farms, the current name for the Waterloo, Indiana farm long marketed as Amazing Acres / Amazing Fall Fun, runs an annual themed corn maze (2025's design was Minecraft-themed) and pumpkin patch about 20 miles north of Fort Wayne. Group events and season passes are available. The site also offers on-farm food and drink.
Pa's Pumpkin Patch in Hays, Kansas offers hay rack rides, a jumping pillow, a corn maze, yard games, and live animals. The 2026 season runs through October 30 with weekend and weekday-evening hours. The exact street address is unconfirmed pending direct contact with the operator.
PDOP Pumpkin Days is an annual fall fundraiser event held at Ian Deutch Memorial Park in Pahrump, Nevada by the Pahrump Disability Outreach Program. It features a pumpkin patch, a hay maze, hayrides, a petting zoo, train rides, and a haunted house alongside contests and games.
The Pickwick Place is a renovated dairy-farm-turned-market and event venue in Bucyrus, Ohio (Crawford County) that runs a fall 'Acres of Adventure' activity area with a corn maze, apple cannon, pumpkin patch display, and baby goats, alongside u-pick apples and a year-round farm market. Fall activities operate weekends in September and October, with paid general admission.
Pinehaven Farm in Wyoming, Minnesota has operated since 1950 and offers more than 35 attractions including pumpkin picking, play structures, and a pumpkin cannon. It runs school field trip programs for Pre-K through 3rd grade and rents bonfire pits for private events. The farm is about 30 minutes north of the Twin Cities off I-35.
Plumper Farms is a 65-acre family farm in the hills of Northwest Portland offering a fall pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin cannons, and a large farm-animal area. It also sells u-cut Christmas trees in winter and books private events and school field trips.
Pumpkin Hollow in Piggott, Arkansas bills itself as the state's longest-running pumpkin farm, with a pumpkin patch, zip line adventure course, and the 'Horror in the Hollow' nighttime haunted attraction. The 2026 season runs September 19 through October 31.
Rader Family Farms is a fourth-generation working farm in Normal, Illinois offering a 12-acre corn maze (a Route 66 centennial design for 2026), a separate kids' maze, and u-pick pumpkin fields. The farm also hosts an annual Sunflower Days festival, hayrack rides, a zipline, and dozens of other paid activities, plus several flashlight night maze dates each fall. Pets are not permitted, and school field trips are offered on weekday mornings.
Richardson Adventure Farm is a seasonal attraction in Spring Grove, Illinois featuring large maze, u pick pumpkins, and wagon rides.
Roloff Farms, the working farm featured on TLC's Little People, Big World, opens to the public each October for its Pumpkin Season. The 109-acre property includes a petting zoo, wagon and train rides, a bamboo maze, giant slingshots, and the family's quirky farm structures (a castle, pirate ship, and pioneer town). The 2025 season ran Friday-Sunday, October 3-26.
Russell Farms Pumpkin Patch in Noblesville, Indiana offers two corn mazes of varying difficulty, hayrides, gem mining, and pumpkin picking. It bills itself as Central Indiana's premier fall "agri-tainment" destination and has hosted community partner events.
Schaefer Farms in Flemington offers weekend hayrides to its pumpkin fields along with a corn maze and hay maze, plus a midweek corn-maze-only option in September and October. The same property also hosts the separately branded Farm of Horrors haunted attraction in the evenings.
Spooner Farms is a sixth-generation family farm in the Puyallup Valley that has farmed since 1882. Its Harvest Festival includes a pumpkin patch with more than 50 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, and squash, a corn maze, and a pumpkin slingshot. The farm store sells sweet corn, seasonal decor, and treats.
Springside Farm is a family-owned agritourism farm near Fabius/Pompey, NY (Onondaga County) specializing in Christmas trees and a fall corn maze and pumpkin patch. It is roughly 12 miles south of Syracuse.
Suter's Produce is a family-run farm market in Pandora, Ohio (Putnam County) offering a corn maze and a hayride out to a pick-your-own pumpkin and sunflower patch. A cider press on site produces fresh apple cider, and the farm also runs corn cannons, tube slides, and a wagon basketball game. Maze and hayride operations run weekends in the fall.
The Pumpkin Place in Suamico offers a pumpkin patch with already-gathered field pumpkins, a kiddie corn maze, farm animals, concessions and picnic areas, plus games like pumpkin checkers and pumpkin bowling. It is located a few miles north of Green Bay off Highway 41.