From a Texas-shaped maze near Austin to an 8-acre labyrinth outside San Antonio, here’s where to find the best fall farm adventures around the state this season.
Fall in Texas means one thing above almost anything else: corn mazes. Farms across the state spend months planning intricate, multi-acre designs cut into towering cornfields, and once the season kicks off, they’re paired with pumpkin patches, hayrides, farm animals, and enough fall activities to fill an entire weekend. Here’s where to find the best of it, organized by region.
North Texas
Hall’s Pumpkin Farm in Grapevine offers a two-acre corn maze with stalks planted in early August that grow up to nine feet tall, tall enough that even lifting the kids onto your shoulders won’t help you see over it. The Hall family designs a brand-new maze every year, running October 2 through November 1, open Wednesdays through Sundays. General admission is $10 for adults and $5 for kids ages 4-11, and it’s cash only, so plan ahead. Located at 3420 Hall-Johnson Road, Grapevine, TX. hallspumpkinfarm.com
Yesterland Farm in Canton runs its own fall festival and pumpkin patch on weekends from September 19 through November 8. Located at 15410 Interstate-20, Canton, TX. yesterlandfarm.com
Austin Area
Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls goes all in with a 10-foot-tall, four-acre corn maze shaped like the state of Texas itself, plus two smaller mazes for younger kids: a Barnyard Maze where they hunt for hidden animals, and a Candy Corn Maze where the goal is finding candy corn and ringing a bell. Fall activities run late September through mid-November. Hours generally run Monday, Thursday through Saturday 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m., Sunday 1–5 p.m., closed Tuesday and Wednesday, though it’s worth checking ahead since hours can shift. Admission is $8 for ages six and up, with the smaller mazes running $3.25 per person. Located at 1801 FM 1980, Marble Falls, TX 78654. sweetberryfarm.com
Sweet Eats Adventure Farm in Georgetown offers a themed corn maze alongside a two-acre pumpkin patch, hayrides, pony rides, and a petting zoo, running September 19 through November 8, with flashlight nights on Fridays and Saturdays throughout October for anyone brave enough to tackle the maze after dark. Located at 14400 E. State Highway 29, Georgetown, TX. sweeteats.com
Barton Hill Farms in Bastrop, just 30 minutes from Austin, features a five-acre corn maze with a rotating annual theme, plus archery, a massive tree fort, and an apple cannon. Check bartonhillfarms.com for exact fall dates and hours, since the schedule and maze theme change each year.
San Antonio Area
South Texas Maize at Graff 7A Ranch in Hondo has become a genuine fall tradition, now in its 21st year and split into two sections that each take 15 to 30 minutes to explore. Opening September 19, the farm includes an eight-acre corn maze, a three-acre pumpkin patch, hayrides, zip lines, and more, all included with general admission at $20 for ages 3 and up. Hours run Friday 6–9 p.m. (October and November only), Saturday 10 a.m.–9 p.m., and Sunday noon–5 p.m. Located at 911 US Highway 90 East, Hondo, TX. graff7aranch.com
Traders Village in San Antonio runs its own 10-acre Corny Maze with three difficulty levels ranging from easy enough for little kids to genuinely challenging for adults, alongside a petting zoo, rides, and an apple cannon of its own. Runs September 18 through November 1. Located at 9333 Southwest Loop 410, San Antonio, TX. tradersvillage.com
Circle N Maze in La Vernia goes big every year with an elaborate 80-acre, 3.9-mile themed maze guided by 28 markers along the way, open weekends October 3–26. Located at 558 County Road 345, La Vernia, TX. circlenfarms.com
Houston Area
Dewberry Farm in Brookshire redesigns its eight-acre cornfield maze every summer, then rounds out the day with a pumpkin patch, barnyard animals, and a kid-favorite train ride. Fall Festival runs through early November. Located at 7705 FM 362, Brookshire, TX. Check dewberryfarm.com for exact 2026 dates and hours.
P-6 Farms in Montgomery, which planted the area’s first corn maze back in 2011 specifically to teach kids about agriculture, offers its own eight-acre Texas-sized maze alongside pig races and a cow train. Located at 9963 Pooles Road, Montgomery, TX. Check p6farms.com for current fall season dates and hours.
Froberg’s Farm in Alvin rounds out the Houston-area options with its own fall festival and corn maze. Located at 3601 W. Highway 6, Alvin, TX. Check frobergsfarm.com for current fall festival dates and hours.
Whichever region you’re closest to, one thing holds true across almost every farm on this list: the corn maze is really just the entry point into a full day of fall fun, pumpkin picking, hayrides, farm animals, and enough activities to make it worth the drive out of the city. A quick call or website check before heading out is always a smart move, since hours and dates can shift slightly from year to year.
