Grand Haven-area farm offering a 3.5-acre corn maze and u-pick pumpkin patch, typically open Friday through Sunday from late September into late October.
Pumpkin patches in Michigan
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Michigan.
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See all →Gull Meadow Farms is a seasonal attraction in Richland, Michigan featuring 5 acre corn maze, u pick apples, and u pick pumpkins.
Families visit DeBuck's Family Farm in Belleville, Michigan for fall festival, sunflower festival, and tulip festival.
Corn Fun Family Farm in Casco offers two spook-free corn mazes with more than four miles of trails, pumpkin picking, hayrides and an eight-acre sunflower and flower festival. The 2026 twentieth-anniversary season runs September 19-November 1 with a Spookley-themed maze.
Gaylord-area family farm offering a wagon ride out to pick-your-own pumpkins, a 4-acre corn maze, a hay maze, a petting farm, and a sandbox filled with 2,000 pounds of corn.
West Michigan farm near Kent City offering a large corn maze redesigned each year by maze designer Dave Phillips, plus horse-drawn wagon rides, u-pick apples and pumpkins, and a petting zoo. Flashlight night-maze sessions are also offered. The 2026 maze theme is a NASCAR-inspired 'Corncob Raceway 500' design.
Sixth-generation family farm near Adrian growing 35 acres of pumpkins, squash, and gourds across 60 varieties, with a roughly 9-acre corn maze, an indoor straw maze, hayrides, and a petting zoo.
Armada family farm and cider-mill destination with an 8-acre corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkins, wagon rides, a petting farm, straw tower, play structures, yard games, cider and donuts, a farm kitchen and a covered beverage area.
U-pick farm near Alto/Caledonia offering a corn maze with three trails of varying difficulty, u-pick and pre-picked pumpkins, horse-drawn hayrides, and glow-night maze sessions. Fresh donuts and cider slushies are sold on-site, and field trips are offered to schools.
Grand Rapids farm market that opens an 8-acre corn maze as part of its fall season, alongside its regular produce market operations.
Sixth-generation family orchard in Fennville, farmed since the 1880s, offering u-pick fruit, a corn maze with hayrides, and a pumpkin patch. The corn maze is confirmed to reopen for Labor Day Weekend 2026 with a new design.
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.