Schuster's Farm is a seasonal attraction in Deerfield, Wisconsin featuring 8 acre corn maze, 14 acre pumpkin patch, and wagon rides.
Fall festivals in Wisconsin
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Wisconsin.
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See all →BerryLand near Abrams runs a fall pumpkin patch (mid/late-September through October) with mini to giant pumpkins, squash, gourds, fall decorations and scarecrows, plus child-friendly haunted hayrides on weekends. The farm's u-pick strawberry, asparagus and rhubarb fields operate at a separate nearby location in season.
Cedarburg Creek Farm offers a free hayride out to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, a corn maze, a petting zoo, and a tractor-pulled barrel train. The family-owned farm also runs a Christmas tree operation and Santa visits in winter.
Godsell Farm in Muskego is primarily a CSA vegetable farm that also runs a fall pumpkin patch with pick-in-the-field pumpkins, tractor-pulled hayrides and a haunted trail. The farm offers birthday parties, school tours and group reservations, and uses no pesticides.
Waldvogel's Farm describes itself as Wisconsin's largest pumpkin farm, with over 80 attractions including a pumpkin patch, fall wagon rides, an on-farm bakery, fresh produce, a petting zoo, and food and craft vendors. The 2026 season opens September 12.
Schuett Farms is a 12-acre corn maze near Mukwonago with more than four miles of paths, redesigned each year (2025 was LEGO-themed). Visitors can also pick pumpkins, take a hayride with cow feeding, and try the giant slide and corn cannon. Select October weekends add a night-time flashlight maze.
The Elegant Farmer is a Mukwonago farm market known for its Autumn Harvest Fest, which includes a five-acre corn maze shaped like a farm scene, a pumpkin patch, apple picking, hayrides and a train ride. The business is also a year-round bakery and market. Address and phone are corroborated by local family-event guides; the operator's own website could not be automatically fetched for direct confirmation.
Flyte's Fieldstones in Coloma is the fall-festival arm of Flyte Family Farms, offering a cornfield maze, a pumpkin patch and more than 50 attractions on weekends from mid-September through October. The wider farm operation also runs u-pick berries and a farm market at a separate nearby location.
Creek Bed Farmacy in Poynette advertises itself as home to Wisconsin's largest corn maze, alongside u-pick strawberries, peaches and sweet corn earlier in the season, and a fall pumpkin patch reachable by hayride. The farm also has a play yard, petting zoo, food concessions and a gift shop.
Auburn Homestead near New Auburn features a hand-planted pumpkin patch, a petting zoo with cows, goats, horses, donkeys, pigs, chickens, sheep and rabbits, hayrides, a pumpkin cannon, a corn pit and maze, and a country store with local crafts and food.
DENN Corn Maze in Sturgeon Bay (Door County) is a 10-acre corn maze with interactive games, a pumpkin patch, an inflatable play area, a patio bar and seasonal petting zoo and trick-or-treating events. It also hosts an artisan market and food trucks on weekends.
Vesperman Farms in Lancaster runs a Fall Festival from mid-September through the end of October with a corn maze, giant slides, a zipline, barn animals and a tractor train ride. The farm also hosts spring events (Easter, Baby Animal Fest) and offers school tours.