Fourth-generation Cumberland farm (founded 1924) offering a pumpkin patch, corn and hay mazes, animal petting, a tire playground, cornhole, and hayrides across its fall season.
Corn mazes in Rhode Island
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Rhode Island.
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See all →South Kingstown garden center and farm (also known as Clark Farms - Matunuck) whose corn maze was named 'Best in New England' by Yankee Magazine; fall festival adds a petting zoo, mountain slide, and pedal go-karts alongside the pumpkin patch.
Confreda Greenhouses & Farms' seasonal Fall Festival in Hope, RI features a two-mile 'MAIZE' corn maze roughly the size of seven football fields, a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, farm animals, and 25+ family activities.
Aquidneck Island farm whose 8.5-acre corn maze (with a new design each year) includes over two miles of walking paths, plus a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and weekend hayrides.
Johnston farm whose corn maze, opened in 1998, was reportedly the first of its kind in New England; features over a mile of paths across roughly five acres, plus hayrides to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and animal feeding.
South Kingstown farm stand and garden center whose fall festival includes a corn maze, pick-your-own and pre-gathered pumpkins, sack races, a corn pit, and a hay tunnel.
Johnston farm with a 4-acre, roughly hour-long corn maze featuring four educational stations, plus pick-your-own carving and sugar pumpkins, wagon rides, and school-trip programming.
South Kingstown farm hosting Rhode Island's Fall Harvest Festival with hayrides, a corn maze, heirloom pumpkins, a pumpkin slingshot, scavenger hunt, and goats to meet.
Western Rhode Island farm in the historic Moosup Valley area offering a themed corn maze, free tractor hayrides, lantern-lit evening hayrides, a hay-bale kiddie maze, pony rides, and pick-your-own pumpkins.