Country Apple Orchard is a seasonal attraction in Harrisburg, South Dakota featuring fall festival, pumpkin patch, and country store.
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Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in South Dakota.
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Cherry Rock Farms is a family-owned farm near Brandon, South Dakota, tended by its fourth generation since 1925. Its fall Pumpkin Patch festivities include a corn maze cut into a 3.5-acre field, hayrides, goat petting, pumpkin painting, and food trucks, alongside an on-site market of naturally grown produce.
That Pickin Patch, owned by Chris and Missy Kasten, is a chemical-free, self-serve pumpkin patch near Humboldt, South Dakota. It offers pumpkins, mini pumpkins, gourds, corn shocks, and a corn maze, with a self-serve stand open daily and pick-your-own visits available by appointment.
Dry Creek Farm & Ranch near Caputa, South Dakota is a grass-fed beef ranch that also grows a U-pick pumpkin patch and crop maze in the fall. Weekday private tours and field trips are available by appointment, and the farm encourages visitors to picnic on site.
Area 81 Crop Maze is a corn maze located on US Highway 81 north of Freeman, South Dakota, near Bridgewater. It offers a daytime corn maze and a haunted corn maze in late October, with a snack stand, restrooms, and picnic area on site.
Swift Family Enterprises is a family-run pumpkin, squash, and gourd farm near Burke, South Dakota, begun as a retirement hobby and grown into a small roadside business. Produce is available at a self-serve roadside stand from early September through late October, with pick-your-own visits available by appointment.
Mazing Acres is a family-owned pumpkin patch and corn maze near Yankton, South Dakota, established in 2020 by Scott and Molly Nedved. The farm features a 5-acre corn maze, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, flower fields, and farm animals as part of its fall attractions.
Big Stone Pumpkin Patch near Big Stone City, South Dakota offers pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, and straw bales, along with a corn maze, hayrides, a jumping pillow, corn dig, and barrel train rides. It operates weekends from late September through October.
Heartland Country Corn Maze is an 11-acre corn maze located southeast of Harrisburg, South Dakota, now in its 27th year of operation. It offers a daytime maze with checkpoints and educational questions, plus a nighttime flashlight maze experience, along with a concession stand and restrooms.
Lil' Harvester's Pumpkin Patch, founded by longtime South Dakota farmers Donna and Lyle, was Rapid City's first pumpkin patch and sits on Highway 16 across from Reptile Gardens. It offers pumpkin picking, a small children's corn maze, bounce houses, a petting zoo, and horse or mule-drawn wagon rides.
Spearfish Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, hosted by Spearfish Valley Produce about three miles northwest of Spearfish, South Dakota, features a corn maze followed by a pumpkin patch with pumpkins of varying sizes. Additional attractions include a windmill slide, combine playground, hay slide, duck race, and a late-October scare-maze night.
The Sioux Falls Corn Maze is a 7-plus acre corn maze on the grounds of Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park campground near Brandon, South Dakota, with a new design cut each year. Maze admission also includes access to on-site attractions such as the jumping pillow and wagon rides, and no campground stay is required to visit.