Renfrew venue offering a tractor ride to a 15-acre haunted corn maze and haunted house on Friday and Saturday nights in fall 2026, plus limited family no-scare maze sessions.
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Burch Farms Country Market & Winery in North East, Erie County, is a family farm with apple picking, wine tasting, and a bakery. Local news coverage confirms the farm runs a seasonal corn maze and hayride to a pumpkin patch each fall, alongside its year-round market and event venue.
Colwell's Farm Market and Garden Center is a Glenfield farm market, bakery and greenhouse operation. Cornell Cooperative Extension's 2026 guide confirms a corn maze and cider slushies during pumpkin season, alongside local produce, baked goods and cider donuts.
Hopkins fall festival and 20-acre FunPark with a corn maze, pumpkins, wagon rides and more than 50 family activities.
Hoefling's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze in Marcus, in northwest Iowa, offers pumpkins, gourds, squash, Indian corn, broom corn, hayrides, games, and a corn maze on limited weekday and weekend hours each fall.
Howell's Greenhouse & Pumpkin Patch in Cumming, just southwest of Des Moines, pairs an 8-acre corn maze and pumpkin picking with u-pick flower fields and baby goats, alongside its year-round greenhouse and garden-center business.
Janoski's Farm & Greenhouse in Clinton, Allegheny County, is a year-round farm market and garden center that runs a seasonal 'Pumpkinland' attraction in the fall. The operator's own site confirms the farm market, greenhouse, and pick-your-own operations, but did not enumerate specific fall-season activities such as a corn maze at research time.
Amazing Farm Fun at Ticonderoga Farms in Chantilly, Virginia, is a large fall festival with pick-your-own pumpkins, tractor-pulled hayrides, a cow train, a jumping pillow, hillside slides and tunnels, farm animals, and an evening haunted house.
Springboro market's family fall season with hayrides, a cornstalk tunnel, bounce and play areas, farm animals, pumpkins and seasonal market food.
Big Horse Corn Maze & Harvest Festival is an 11-plus-acre corn maze in Temecula run by Big Horse Feed & Mercantile each October, with a pumpkin patch, wagon rides, farm animals, and a pumpkin launcher as added attractions.
Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead is a City of Overland Park park facility that runs a seasonal Pumpkin Hollow event each fall, featuring a horse-drawn hayride, a corn/spider-web maze, pumpkin picking, and goat encounters. The year-round farmstead also includes a petting zoo. In October the park separately hosts a family-oriented Halloween evening event called Night of the Living Farm.
Fear Farm is a haunted-attraction complex in Tempe that includes the Field of Fear corn maze alongside several nighttime haunted walkthroughs (Beyond the Veil, Mr. Tasty's Funhouse, The Sirens Wake) and a zombie shooting range. The operator's site lists a September 19 - November 14 season window running on select nights, though the year was not stated. This is primarily an evening/haunted attraction rather than a daytime family pumpkin patch.
The Haunted Corn Maze at Carlsbad Strawberry Company is a Halloween-season evening walkthrough with more than 30 live scare actors and themed rooms, produced in partnership with the Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation. It runs Friday and Saturday nights in the fall and is recommended for ages 12 and up.
A family nursery and garden center in Helena running since 1976 that opens a pick-your-own pumpkin patch on fall weekends, with a corn maze, Halloween photo ops, a giant pumpkin bounce house, and baked goods and hot dogs for sale.
Two-day LSU AgCenter outdoor homesteading expo with an educational corn maze, hayride, crop-photo areas, family activities and more than 100 how-to vendors.
Nelson Farm Pumpkin Patch Festival near Litchfield is a historic family farm event with a mega corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkins and gourds, hayrides, a pumpkin-chucking trebuchet, and dozens of other activities such as a sod house, tree fort, and pony rides. It sits in rural Meeker County next to Youngstrom Lake.
Valley farm's late-summer flower festival with sunflowers, more than 30 flower varieties, pick-your-own blooms, hayrack rides, animals, play areas and food.
Schaefers and Collins Pumpkin Patch in Mayflower, Arkansas offers hayrides to the pumpkin patch, train and weekend pony rides, an animal barn, sunflower and cotton fields, and a large play area. It welcomes schools, daycares, churches, and businesses for group visits.
Schnepf Farms hosts an annual Pumpkin & Chili Party each fall on its Queen Creek property, described on the operator's calendar as its 30th year. The working farm also runs a petting zoo, jumping pillows, a ropes course, train rides, and u-pick vegetable fields. A farm-to-table cafe and bakery operate on site.
The Sioux Falls Corn Maze is a 7-plus acre corn maze on the grounds of Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park campground near Brandon, South Dakota, with a new design cut each year. Maze admission also includes access to on-site attractions such as the jumping pillow and wagon rides, and no campground stay is required to visit.
The Haunting Experience, run by Zywiec's Landscape & Garden Center in Cottage Grove, is one of Minnesota's longest-running haunted attractions, combining a haunted house and haunted hayride with a daytime corn maze. It is located along Highway 61 just south of Cottage Grove.
The Pumpkin Farm and Puzzle Patch, run by JB Family Growers in Woodinville, Washington, features a 10-acre corn maze with three trail systems, a 6-acre sunflower walk, and 10 acres of u-pick pumpkins. General admission covers all three attractions. The farm publishes exact driving coordinates for visitors due to the rural location.
Carolyn's Country Cousins Pumpkin Patch is a working farm in Liberty, Missouri offering wagon rides to pick pumpkins, a petting barn, a historic carousel, mini golf, and weekend live entertainment.
The Huntting's Pumpkin Patch and Haunted Forest is a fall attraction in Cinebar, Washington (Lewis County), combining a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and a haunted forest walk. It typically opens the last Friday of September and runs through Halloween, with weekend food vendors selling kettle corn, tacos, and street corn. Parking and pumpkin-patch entry have been free.