Dull's Tree Farm is a seasonal attraction in Thorntown, Indiana featuring corn maze, pick your own pumpkins, and fall activities.
Farm parks in Indiana
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Indiana.
20 places found
See all →Families visit Exploration Acres in Lafayette, Indiana for 22 acre corn maze, multiple mazes, and pumpkin patch.
Guffey Acres, opened in 2009, is a family farm near Kokomo, Indiana offering 7 acres of corn maze paths across three difficulty levels, hayrides, a barnyard barrel train, and U-pick pumpkins.
Max + Honey's is a family-owned U-pick flower and pumpkin farm in Brazil, Indiana, with a season that runs from summer flowers through fall pumpkins. Fall attractions include a playground, pony rides, a barrel train, and an annual Pumpkin Festival.
Waterman's Family Farm is an agritourism destination on the southeast side of Indianapolis featuring a corn maze designed for all ages, hayrides, a petting zoo, and a pumpkin patch. The farm hosts school field trips and markets itself as a top fall destination for Indianapolis families.
Kelsay Farms is a seventh-generation family farm in Whiteland, Indiana, running a 7-acre corn maze with scavenger-hunt and flashlight-night options as its centerpiece fall attraction. The farm also offers hayrides, a jump pad, a Moo Choo train ride, and animal encounters with calves, goats, sheep, and more. It welcomes school and youth groups.
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.
Cornucopia Farm is a family fun farm near Scottsburg, Indiana, featuring a 6-acre educational corn maze with hidden agricultural fact-signs, a sunflower field, wagon tours, a petting farm, and a pumpkin patch.
Piney Acres Farm is a family-owned farm in Fortville, Indiana, best known as a Christmas tree farm that also hosts an 8-acre corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin patch, and gem mining each fall. It is located roughly 30 miles from downtown Indianapolis in Hancock County.
Huber's Orchard, Winery & Vineyards is a 700-acre, family-owned-since-1843 agritourism destination in Borden, Indiana, offering a corn maze, U-pick fruit and pumpkins, and wagon-ride farm tours alongside its winery, distillery, bakery, and market. It is one of the largest and most-visited farm attractions in the state.
Mayse Farm Market is a family farm on the north side of Evansville, Indiana that has served the Tri-State area for over 85 years. Its fall corn maze design changes annually (the 2025 maze featured the farm's donkeys), and the farm also offers tractor-pulled hayrides and a petting zoo.
Thistleberry Farm is a family-owned agritourism destination in South Bend, Indiana, operating since 2005 with two themed corn mazes, hayrides, pony rides, a pumpkin patch, and a wide range of play attractions. It hosts birthday parties and homeschool groups, with admission around $14-$17.