Hubb's Farm is a seasonal attraction in Clinton, North Carolina featuring corn maze, pumpkin patch, and tractor pulled wagon ride.
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Shelby Corn Maze is an 8-acre corn maze and pumpkin patch on Broadway Drive in Shelby, celebrating its 26th season in 2026. The farm runs from mid-September through early November with over 40 attractions including a zipline, paintball, and a jumping pillow, plus a Trail of Terror haunted walk on October weekends. Leashed dogs are welcome, with a water station provided for pets.
Families visit The Vollmer Farm in Bunn, North Carolina for corn maze, pick your own, and farm market.
Armstrong Artisan Farm in Walnut Cove runs a fall festival with a corn maze, real pumpkin patch, and free sunflowers included with admission. The 2026 season runs September 5 through November 14, with peak-season daily hours from September 25 to October 31. Over 30 attractions are offered including hayrides with synchronized lights, a petting zoo, and pony rides.
Gross Farms is a 7th-generation North Carolina Century Farm in Sanford offering a corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkin patch each fall, plus hayrides around the working farm. The 2026 fall season dates have not yet been published; in 2025 the farm operated weekends from mid-September through early November. Group reservations and birthday party bookings are available.
Carrigan Farms is a fifth-generation, 300-acre family farm near Lake Norman in Mooresville offering a corn maze, pumpkin picking, and apple picking each fall, alongside a swimming quarry open in summer. The farm hosts 2026 fall field trips and a haunted fall experience, and also books weddings and corporate events. Specific fall 2026 dates and pricing were not published on the operator's site at research time.
Ken's Korny Corn Maze, on the grounds of Ken's Produce & Garden Center in Garner, describes itself as North Carolina's original corn maze, now in its 27th year. The 2026 season is a five-acre maze with an expanded Adventure Zone and hayride, open Fridays through Sundays from mid-September through November 8, 2026. The garden center also sells seasonal produce, jams, and country ham.
Maize Craze at Cane Creek Farm in Snow Camp features a Celtic-cross-shaped corn maze with a separate kiddie maze, a sunflower and pumpkin garden, and farm animals including Ossabaw Island hogs. The farm offers both day and nighttime hours, with live music, karaoke, and food trucks on select dates. It sits minutes from Saxapahaw and is accessible from Chapel Hill, Greensboro, and Raleigh.
Grasshopper Farms in Knightdale offers a 4-acre corn maze and pumpkin patch alongside a fun park with a wooden farmhouse play structure, swings, and a 20x20-foot sandbox. The attraction is adjacent to the farm's plant nursery and garden center and accommodates school and scout groups. Fall activities typically run mid-September through early November.
Frazier Marsh Farm's Fall on the Farm program includes a corn maze, hay-wagon ride, farm animals, play areas and one pumpkin with admission. Additional activities include mini-golf, slides, gem mining and paintball.
McKee Cornfield Maze, part of McKee Cedar Creek Farm near Rougemont, offers a 12-acre corn maze plus a smaller children's maze about 10 miles north of Hillsborough. Additional attractions include a pumpkin patch, hayrides, farm animals, and a barrel train ride. The 2025 season ran late September through early November; 2026 dates were not yet posted at research time.
Smith Hollow Farm in Kernersville hosts a fall festival with a corn maze and pumpkin patch, alongside year-round offerings of horseback riding lessons, weddings, and birthday parties. The farm keeps mini donkeys and mules alongside its horses and also runs Easter and Christmas/Santa photo events. Pets are not permitted on the property.
J. Razz and Tazz Farm in Gibsonville offers a large corn maze available day and night, plus a separate mini corn maze for younger children. Other attractions include cow train rides, a haystack mountain, a tricycle track, and a bonfire area. The farm accepts cash and check only, with fall hours Friday through Sunday, and does not allow pets.
Alpha & Omega is a 20-acre agritourism complex centered on a five-acre interactive corn maze. General admission covers more than 30 attractions including hayrides, jumping pillows, pig races, a corn box, farm games and play areas, with several paid add-ons.
Maze Craze at Galloway Farm in Hallsboro bills itself as the largest corn maze in eastern North Carolina, run by a family that has farmed the land for five generations since 1944. Beyond the public corn maze, the farm hosts corporate team-building events, private gatherings, and school field trips. Specific 2026 season dates and pricing were not published on the operator's site at research time.
Kersey Valley Maize Adventure in Archdale is a fall family park built around a corn maze, with a train ride, mega slide, adventure play area, and a dinosaur discovery exhibit. Gem mining and pumpkin purchases are available as paid add-ons, and parking is $20 per vehicle. The site currently publishes weekend hours (Saturday 11am-6pm, Sunday 1pm-6pm) without explicit 2026 season dates.
Mount Ulla educational farm offering reserved 2026 corn-maze tours with a wagon ride, farm-animal experience, planting activity, playground and agriculture-themed role play, plus a no-minimum homeschool day on September 24.