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Jones Orchard runs a 10-acre corn maze near Millington, Tennessee that changes design annually, alongside an in-maze puzzle game, a pumpkin patch, and fall photo spots. A separately branded haunted attraction, Shadowlands: Festival of Fear, operates evenings in October. 2025 admission was $10 for ages 5 and up.
Monroe-area fall festival farm featuring a sunflower field with a 'Dinner in the Sunflowers' event, hayrides to pick pumpkins, and apple cider donuts and kettle corn.
Kane Family Farms is a newer family farm attraction near Ottawa, Illinois (opened 2022), with two corn mazes of different difficulty, a u-pick pumpkin and sunflower field, hayrack rides, and a petting zoo. It operates Thursday through Sunday each fall with per-person wristband admission covering all activities.
Keller's Farmstand in Oswego offers an apple orchard, pumpkins, and weekend fall festivities, along with fresh donuts and treats. The family farmstand hosts birthday parties and seasonal activities on Saturdays and Sundays in the fall.
Kesicke Farm is a cattle and produce farm on the border of Rhinebeck and Red Hook, NY, that runs a seasonal corn maze along with wagon rides through the corn, hayrides, and opportunities to feed and pet farm animals. The operator's own site is kesickefarms.com.
La Union Maze is a corn maze and pumpkin patch on Highway 28 near Anthony, New Mexico, offering jumping pillows, slides, and pedal cars in addition to the maze. The venue operates as a cashless business, accepting only card and mobile payments. Field-trip reservations for fall 2026 were being accepted at the time of research, though public season dates were not separately published.
Lake Metroparks Farmpark is a working-farm park in Kirtland operated by Lake Metroparks. Its seasonal Fall Harvest Weekends add a corn maze, wagon rides and autumn activities to the park's year-round farm exhibits and animals.
A 20-acre pumpkin patch and 15-acre corn maze in Meridian with a Trail of Terror haunted corn trail, a straw bale maze, hayrides, barrel train rides, a petting zoo, pony rides, and a zip line.
A Chattooga County pumpkin patch offering inflatables, a corn box, a corn maze, hayrides, and an animal barn each fall, run by the Loughridge family near the Alabama state line.
Lyman Orchards Corn Maze is a seasonal attraction in Middlefield, Connecticut featuring 4 acre corn maze, sunflower maze, and apple picking.
Mast Farms in Morgantown, Berks County, features two corn mazes cut into 15 acres and 40 acres of pick-your-own pumpkins. The 2026 season runs September 19 through November 14, with over 20 activities including hay wagon rides, a jumping pillow, ziplines, and a giant tube slide included in the $17 admission.
McCann's Farm in Monroeville offers a corn maze and hayride combined with pick-your-own pumpkins, run as a small family farm operation. The operator's own website could not be fully loaded during research, so address, hours, and pricing here are drawn from a third-party farm directory and should be re-confirmed before publishing.
Middleton Farms in Pasco, Washington, runs an eight-acre corn maze described as one of the largest in the Northwest, alongside a u-pick pumpkin patch. The farm also offers seasonal sunflower walks, ziplines, pumpkin bowling, and potato blasters, plus fall field trips for school groups. Earlier in the year it grows tulips and u-pick strawberries.
Planet Pumpkin is a seasonal pumpkin sale lot in Fresno offering pumpkins, carnival-style kids' rides, a bounce house, and face painting during October. No corn maze was found associated with this location.
Family-owned orchard, farm market, and cider mill in Goodrich featuring a 6-acre corn maze reached by hayride, with cider and donuts sold at the market.
Puckerville Farms is a long-running family farm in Lemont known for its fall pumpkin patch, offering pick-your-own pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks, hayrides, and playground/coin-operated rides. The farm has hosted an annual pumpkin contest for over a decade per local press coverage. Its current website emphasizes Christmas tree sales, so 2026 pumpkin-season operation should be reconfirmed before publishing.
Scarecrow Farm is a family farm four miles outside Sioux City, near Lawton, with a 5-acre corn maze, a sunflower field, pumpkin and raspberry picking, hayrack rides, and over 20 additional farm attractions. Food options on site include apple cider donuts and kettle corn.
Bolton family farm with a corn maze, apple picking, free weather-permitting hayrides and farm animals.
Schiltgen Farms in Afton is a pick-your-own pumpkin patch with a corn maze and about 75 pumpkin varieties, plus squash, gourds, mums, and straw bales for sale. Admission and parking are free, and leashed dogs are welcome. The farm traditionally closes for the season on Halloween.
Seward Farms runs a seven-acre corn maze split between public and field-trip routes. Its Saturday fall program includes hayrides, a cow train, corn pit, games and concessions, with separately scheduled haunted-maze programming later in October.
Simmons Farm is a seasonal attraction in McMurray, Pennsylvania featuring pick your own, hayrides, and farm market.
Swank Farms is a Hollister farm operating since 1928 that hosts an October Fall Festival built around a large corn maze, drawing an estimated 30,000-plus annual visitors. The farm also runs a nighttime haunted attraction called Terror in the Corn during the season and supplies produce to Bay Area farmers markets and restaurants year-round.
The Patch is a seasonal fall shop in Cedar Falls selling pumpkins, mums, and cornstalks, with an admission area offering fall-themed games and activities for families.
Tom's Farm Market and Greenhouses is a farm market, garden center, and bakery/cafe in Huntley, Illinois, with a sunflower field opening each July, a cut-flower field, and strawberry picking earlier in the season. In fall it runs a corn maze and a family-friendly after-dark "Moonlight Corn Maze" event with flashlights, a hayride, and bonfires.