Three farms around Dallas grow a real corn maze in 2026, and the maze is included in the ticket at all three: Hall’s in Grapevine and Ruby Creek in Aurora for $15, and Yesterland in Canton, which runs its maze after dark too. For small children, the hay mazes further down are easier. Checked with each farm for 2026.
Corn mazes
3
2026 season
Ends 8 Nov
Season runs
19 Sep – 8 Nov
Last checked
29 Sep
The three corn mazes compared
Nearest first. Entry is the adult price and includes the corn maze at every farm; pumpkins cost extra.
FarmThe mazeEntryAfter dark2026 season
Hall's Pumpkin Farm & Corn MazeGrapevine · 30 minAbout 2 acres of corn, around 9 ft tall$15; ages 4–11 $10Yes, to 9pm Fri–Sat; bring a flashlight2 Oct – 1 Nov
Ruby Creek Family FarmAurora · 50 minCorn maze; size not published$15, children tooNo, it closes by 7pm2 Oct – 8 Nov
Yesterland Farm Fall FestivalCanton · 60 min1.5–2 acres of corn$39.95 at the gate; $22.95 online in SeptemberYes, Spooktacular Nights until 1 Nov19 Sep – 8 Nov
What to know at each
Hall's Pumpkin Farm & Corn Maze — The classic Dallas corn maze, included in the $15 entry and open until 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Bring a flashlight after dark, and bring cash: everything is cash only. Last entry to the maze is 15 minutes before closing. No pets.
Ruby Creek Family Farm — The maze is one of more than 20 things in the $15 ticket, with a two-storey sand pile and a fishing pond; only the longhorn hayride is extra. Open Friday to Sunday from 2 October, but Fridays close at 3pm.
Yesterland Farm Fall Festival — A full fall festival with roller coasters and weekend fireworks; the corn maze, the rides and the Spooktacular Nights after dark are all included. Leashed dogs are welcome on the farm, but not in the corn maze.
Hay mazes for small children
A hay-bale maze is shorter than a corn maze and easier with toddlers. These patches around Dallas have one this year:
Blase Family Farm (Rockwall, 30 min) — a hay maze with the hayride and petting zoo, $12, booked by time slot.
Pumpkins on the Prairie (Frisco, 35 min) — a free hay labyrinth, with bounce houses and a hayride, 3–31 October.
Sunset Trail Farm (McKinney, 40 min) — a hay maze with duck races and pumpkin bowling, $12.
Ennis Autumn Daze (Ennis, 40 min) — a free hay maze all October, and a haunted maze for older children on 29–31 October.
Preston Trail Farms (Gunter, 60 min) — a hay maze, hayride and roping pen, $12, open until 25 November.
Not inside the city itself. The nearest is Hall’s Pumpkin Farm in Grapevine, about 30 minutes from downtown, with a 2-acre corn maze in its $15 entry. Ruby Creek in Aurora and Yesterland in Canton are about an hour away.
Which corn maze near Dallas is open at night?
Hall’s stays open until 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays (bring a flashlight), and Yesterland runs Spooktacular Nights after dark until 1 November, included in the ticket.
How much is a corn maze in Dallas?
$15 at Hall’s ($10 for ages 4–11) and at Ruby Creek, where children pay the same. Yesterland is $39.95 at the gate or $22.95 online in September, with all its rides included.
Can I bring my dog to a corn maze?
Not at Hall’s, which allows no pets. Yesterland welcomes leashed dogs on the farm but not in the corn maze. Ruby Creek doesn’t say, so ask first. Our dog-friendly pumpkin patches page lists the ones that do.
Showing 3 farms
Hall's Pumpkin Farm & Corn Maze
Grapevine, TX · 30 min from downtown Dallas
A family pumpkin farm on Hall Johnson Road in Grapevine with a 2-acre corn maze included in admission, hayrides, farm animals and vintage tractors.
2026 season2 Oct – 1 Nov
SepOctNov
Admission$15$10 ages 4–11; 3 and under, seniors and veterans free
Pumpkinsfrom $1; a basketball-size pumpkin is about $8–10
OpenWed–Sun, plus Mon 12 Oct; closed Wed 14 Oct
HoursWed–Thu 3–8pm, Fri 3–9pmSat 10am–9pm, Sun 1–8pm; Mon 12 Oct 11am–8pm
PaymentCash only (several ATMs on site)
Last entryCorn maze: 15 min before closing
What’s there
Corn maze
Hayride
Animals to meet
Food on site
Open after dark
Play area for kids
Practical
Strollersnot stated
WheelchairsPossible, but it's a working farm on dirt ground
RestroomsYes
Shadenot stated
DogsNo pets (insurance rules)
ParkingFree
Worth knowingBring cash - everything is cash only, hayrides too ($5 in daylight, $3 after dark). Daylight rides stop to feed the cows and donkeys; after-dark rides don't.
Before you set offNo outside food (your own drinks are fine, no alcohol), no pets and no professional photo sessions.
Checked 27 Sep 2026by hand, with the farm
Farm website (home, FAQs, hayrides), Facebook and emails from the farm (25 and 27 Sep 2026: website prices current, 2 Oct – 1 Nov)
A family farm north-west of Fort Worth with a corn maze, longhorn hayrides, a two-storey sand pile, a fishing pond and more than 20 attractions in one ticket.
2026 season2 Oct – 8 Nov
SepOctNov
Admission$15same price for children; under 2 free. Hayrides $3 extra
Pumpkins$3–15, by size
OpenFri–Sun
HoursFri 10am–3pm, Sat 10am–7pmSun 11am–6pm
PaymentCash or card
Last entrynot published
What’s there
Corn maze
Hayride
Animals to meet
Fishing pond
Sand pile
Food on site
Live music
Practical
Strollersnot stated
Wheelchairsnot stated
Restroomsnot stated
Shadenot stated
Dogsnot stated
ParkingFree
Worth knowingOne $15 ticket covers the corn maze, sand pile, fishing pond and the animals (longhorns, Highland cattle, a llama); only the longhorn hayride is extra, at $3.
Before you set offFridays close early, at 3pm. Food on site includes funnel cakes, caramel apples, corn dogs, burgers and walking tacos.
A big fall festival farm east of Dallas with a pumpkin patch, a corn maze, you-pick sunflowers and zinnias, three roller coasters, pony rides, hayrides and weekend fireworks.
2026 season19 Sep – 8 Nov
SepOctNov
Admission$39.95at the gate; $22.95 in the online September sale; under 2 free; $8 off with military ID; rides included
Pumpkinsfrom $2.50
Openweekends, plus Fridays in October
HoursSat 10am–10pm, Sun 10am–9pmOctober Fridays 5–10pm; 7–8 Nov 10am–6pm
PaymentCards; cash only at the gate, the general store and the candy cabin
Last entrynot published
What’s there
Corn maze
Rides
Pony rides
Hayride
Flower picking
Fireworks
Food on site
Practical
Strollersnot stated
Wheelchairsnot stated
Restroomsnot stated
Shadenot stated
DogsYes, leashed and socialized; not in the corn maze or flower fields
ParkingFree
Worth knowingBuy online: tickets are $22.95 in the September sale against $39.95 at the gate, and the rides are all included.
Before you set offNo outside food inside the farm (there's a free picnic area outside). Spooktacular Nights after dark are included until 1 November.
Checked 29 Sep 2026by hand, with the farm
Farm website (hours, pricing, policies, tickets) and email from the farm, 29 Sep 2026
Each listing comes from the farm’s own website, and for Hall’s also from what the farm told us by email. The date of each check is on the listing above.
Yesterland told us its maze size by email on 29 September. Ruby Creek doesn’t publish the size of its maze, so this page doesn’t guess it.
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