Three farms within an hour of Houston grow a corn maze this year, and the maze is included in the entry price at all three. They range from $10 on a weekday at Froberg’s to $52.95 at Dewberry, which also runs a maze after dark. Checked with each farm for 2026.
Corn mazes
3
2026 season
Ends 8 Nov
Season runs
12 Sep – 8 Nov
Last checked
18 Sep
The three mazes compared
Cheapest first. Entry is the adult price and includes the maze at every farm; pumpkins and most rides cost extra.
FarmThe mazeEntryAfter dark2026 season
Froberg's FarmAlvin · 45 minA new design every year; size not published$10 weekdays, $15 weekendsNo, it closes at 5pm (5:30pm weekdays)18 Sep – 8 Nov
P-6 FarmsMontgomery · 60 minSize and design not published$25.95 (presale $18.95 when on offer)Not stated3 Oct – 8 Nov
Dewberry FarmBrookshire · 55 min · farm guide8 acres, plus the Spooky Acres Creepy Corn Maze after dark$52.95Yes, 26 Sep – 1 Nov, from 7pm12 Sep – 8 Nov
What to know at each
Froberg's Farm — Included in entry every day. On weekdays the maze, Berry Fun Land and flower picking are the only things open, so a weekday visit for $10 is really a maze visit. The pumpkin patch runs in October only.
P-6 Farms — Included in entry. Children 12 and under must be with an adult (18+), in the maze too. Tickets are online only, with no gate sales. Kids 35 months and under are free.
Dewberry Farm — Both mazes are included in entry. The Creepy Corn Maze is part of BOOriffic Nights, so book a late arrival slot and stay after dark. After heavy rain the maze is one of the few muddy spots. The biggest maze near Houston, and the most expensive ticket.
Most of Dewberry’s other attractions, from the add-on prices to BOOriffic Nights, are in the full Dewberry Farm guide.
Mazes we can’t list yet
These have had a corn maze in past years, but nobody running them has published 2026 details, so they aren’t listed. We’ll add them once they do.
Atkinson Farms (Spring) — Several listings say this working farm adds a corn maze every autumn, but it publishes nothing itself (it has no website, only Facebook) and hasn't confirmed its 2026 dates. We asked on 17 September.
H-Town Pumpkin Patch Fest (north-east Houston) — Its last listing we could find, for 2024, included a maze. There's nothing for 2026 from the organisers, so it isn't listed.
Brazoria County's largest fall festival, on a family farm that has been running since the 1940s. A new corn maze design each year, an October pumpkin patch, pig races and a long list of token-operated attractions.
2026 season18 Sep – 8 Nov
SepOctNov
Admission$15
Pumpkinsextra, for purchase - prices not published
Opendaily (all attractions weekends only)
Hours9am–5pmWeekdays 9am–5:30pm
Paymentnot published
Last entrynot published
What’s there
Corn maze
Train ride
Animals to meet
Playground
Food on site
Practical
Strollersnot stated
Wheelchairsnot stated
Restroomsnot stated
Shadenot stated
Dogsnot stated
Worth knowingPig races run at 10, 12, 2 and 4, and the candy cannon at 11, 1, 3 and 5.
Before you set offThe pumpkin patch runs in October only, even though the festival opens on 18 September. Most attractions are weekends only.
A long-running fall festival about an hour west of Houston, with an 8-acre corn maze, a pumpkin patch and over 40 rides and attractions, plus evening haunts and fireworks on weekends.
2026 season12 Sep – 8 Nov
SepOctNov
Admission$52.95Under 2 free
Pumpkinsextra, not included: $2.99-$9.99 by size
OpenSat-Sun, plus Fri in Oct
Hours10am–10pm Sat / 10am–9pm Sun (Oct)Weekdays 5pm–10pm (Fri, Oct only)
Paymentcard + cash at box office; cashless inside
Last entrynot published
What’s there
Corn maze
Train ride
Animals to meet
Playground
Food on site
Open after dark
Practical
Strollersfine
Wheelchairspartly accessible
Restroomson site
Shadesome
Dogsnot allowed
Worth knowingMost rides need children to be 36" to ride with an adult and 42" alone — worth measuring before the drive.
Before you set offA timed arrival slot is required, and tickets aren't valid on school field trip days.
Each listing was built from the farm's own website, calendar and ticket pages, then confirmed by email where those pages disagreed with one another. The date of that check sits on every listing above.
Froberg’s maze details come from its festival page, P-6’s from its attractions page and FAQ, and Dewberry’s from its Fall Festival FAQ and BOOriffic Nights pages, all read on 22 September. None of them publishes its maze size except Dewberry, so this page doesn’t guess.
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