MazeScoutYour guide to outdoor fun
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Oklahoma.
Old Route 66 Farm is the renamed former P Bar Farms attraction in Hydro, now operated by new family owners at the same Route 66 site. Fall Fest opens September 26, 2026 with an eight-acre corn maze, pumpkins, barrel train, barnyard animals and food, plus a Creepy Corn Maze after dark.
Old Oak Farms is a rustic family venue near Cogar/Minco offering a fall pumpkin patch with pick-in-the-field pumpkins, a straw and child-sized hay-bale maze, farm animals, and a gift shop. The property also hosts a flea market and private events.
Bradt's Menagerie is a petting zoo and small wildlife sanctuary west of Alva that adds a giant hay-bale maze with completion prizes each October and November, alongside its year-round collection of farm and exotic animals.
Shepherd's Cross & Heart of the Shepherd is a working sheep farm near Claremore that hosts a Pumpkin Festival every fall with more than 60 free activities including a hay maze, hayrides, farm animal petting (sheep, goats, donkeys, alpacas), and games. Admission and parking are free.
Cornerstone Kids' Ranch is a well-known fall pumpkin patch near Ada that draws visitors from across south-central Oklahoma. Admission includes hayrides, a petting farm, carnival games, pony rides, and a pumpkin from the patch.
Oklahoma Heritage Farm hosts an annual Fall Festival in Ramona, north of Tulsa, centered on an approximately 11-acre maze with a smaller mini-maze for young children, plus a pumpkin patch and hayrides.
The Pumpkin Patch at Woodbine Farms is a family pumpkin patch in Ardmore offering pick-your-own pumpkins, animal feeding, duck races, a cow train ride, slides, and hayrides. It also hosts birthday parties, reunions, and school field trips by reservation.