Oklahoma’s agricultural heritage comes alive each autumn as farms across the state transform their fields into intricate mazes and family destinations. From towering sorghum stalks to carefully stacked round bales, these seasonal attractions offer everything from leisurely family outings to heart-pounding haunted experiences. Whether you’re navigating miles of winding paths in Weatherford or solving puzzles in Porter, Oklahoma’s maze season delivers authentic farm experiences throughout the fall.
Sand Springs
Pleasant Valley Farms
Pleasant Valley Farms has been providing fun, free family fall entertainment since 1999 in rural Sand Springs. In addition to their incredible pumpkin patch, photo opportunities, mini golf, trampoline park, haunted house, and more – they also have TWO corn mazes. Adults will enjoy the 15-acre maze while the kiddos can explore their own little maze next to the petting zoo.
- Location: 22350 W. 71st S., Sand Springs
- Dates: September 26 through October, 7 days a week
- Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Cost: Free admission, some activities cost
- Website
Weatherford
P Bar Farms Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch
After 25 remarkable years, P Bar Farms celebrates its final season in 2025. The maze stretches over 1.5 miles with more than 95 decision points, typically taking about an hour to complete. Ten stopping points throughout feature trivia questions that provide hints for finding your way through the towering stalks. The maze divides into two halves, allowing visitors to take breaks if needed.
The farm’s collection of bright red barns sits directly off historic Route 66, creating picture-perfect backdrops for family photos. Beyond the maze, visitors enjoy unlimited barrel train rides, a massive bounce pillow, tractor-pulled hayrides, and a petting zoo featuring donkeys, llamas, goats, and rabbits. After dark on select nights, the corn maze transforms into a haunted experience with lurking creatures among the seven-foot stalks.
- Location: 1002 Old 66 Road, Hydro (near Weatherford)
- Dates: October weekends, 2025
- Hours: Saturdays 10 AM-10 PM; check website for additional days
- Cost: General admission $12 (ages 3 and under free); After Dark haunted maze $17
- Website
Porter
Livesay Orchards
This working farm in Oklahoma’s Peach Capital unveils a Sesame Street-themed corn maze featuring Elmo for 2025. The four-acre maze offers two difficulty levels, ensuring both young children and experienced maze runners find appropriate challenges.
Hayrides wind through peach and apple orchards to a real pumpkin patch where families pick from vines rather than pre-picked displays. The Pumpkin Playland features a hay bale maze, corn pit, bubble barn, barnyard football and soccer, hay jump, and the Spookley Storybook Trail where children can read along a walking path. The farm market sells fresh produce, homemade jams, butters, and salsas alongside seasonal offerings.
- Location: 39232 E 231st St S, Porter
- Dates: Weekends from Sep 27 – Oct 26, 2025
- Hours: Saturdays 10-6, Sunday 1-6
- Website
Tulsa
Pumpkin Town Farms
Pumpkin Town Farms brings farm experiences to Tulsa‘s city limits with a comprehensive fall festival. This year’s corn maze celebrates 100 years of Cain’s Ballroom, honoring the legendary Tulsa music venue’s centennial. The maze joins over 30 activities including giant slides, petting zoo, pony and camel rides, grain train, giant jumping pillow, face painting, pumpkin blasters, corn cannons, hay forts, barrel racing, duck races, and thunder mountain slides.
- Location: 6060 S Garnett Rd, Tulsa
- Dates: September 26-November 2, 2025
- Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10 AM-8 PM (closed Mondays)
- Website
Oklahoma City
Orr Family Farm
Orr Family Farm’s 2025 Fall Festival features a Sesame Street-themed corn maze, bringing beloved characters to the fields. The design balances challenge with kid-friendly navigation, offering twists and turns without overwhelming young visitors.
The maze represents just one attraction among more than 25 activities. A vintage carousel, train rides around the grounds, giant jumping pillows, animal barnyard, and photo opportunities create a full day of entertainment. Special Pumpkin Farm Nights transform the venue with illuminated displays along a lighted trail, creating magical evening experiences.
- Location: 10501 Gravois Road, Oklahoma City
- Dates: Select Dates: September 20 – November 8
- Hours:
- September 20, 21, 27 & 28: 10am – 6pm
- October 3-31*
- Monday, Wed & Thur: 10am-5pm
- Fri & Sat: 10am-10pm
- Sunday: 10am-6pm
- CLOSED TUESDAYS
- November 1st & 8th: 10am – 5pm
- Website
Welch
Annabelle’s Fun Farm
Annabelle’s four-acre maze actually grows sorghum rather than corn, a practical adaptation to Oklahoma’s summer drought conditions and late planting schedules. The 2025 maze theme “The Sky Still Waits” honors Stooby, a beloved local pilot and skydiving instructor who touched countless lives at Skydive Airtight. This tribute recognizes Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, reminding visitors that help is always available through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
The farm offers 27 different activities, from the main maze to a kids’ maze, petting zoo, and play barn. Custom-built structures include a climbing wall, gemstone mining trench, and sandbox filled with corn kernels. The Annabelle Express mini train, pumpkin bowling, mini golf, and barnyard playground keep multiple generations entertained. The petting zoo features rabbits, miniature horses, chickens, and Annabelle the goat herself.
- Location: 444584 E 110 Rd, Welch
- Dates: September-October, 2025
- Hours: Friday-Sunday 10 AM-6:30 PM
- Website
Ramona
Oklahoma Heritage Farm
Sprawling across 11 acres, Oklahoma Heritage Farm operates one of the state’s largest corn mazes alongside a mini maze designed for younger children. The 2025 maze theme “Honor Those Who Serve” pays tribute to military members, veterans, and first responders.
The maze uses sudan forage rather than traditional corn because it resists drought better, grows to heights of 8-12 feet, maintains density, and stays green throughout fall. Activities beyond the dual maze options utilize a “Blaster Ticket” system that provides access to various attractions throughout the festival grounds. The farm store sells naturally grown produce picked fresh daily, Oklahoma-made products, cottage bakery goods, and specialty foods.
- Location: 38512 US 75 Hwy, Ramona
- Dates: September 27-November 2, 2025
- Hours: Monday-Thursday 9 AM-6 PM, Friday-Saturday 9 AM-7 PM, Sunday 1 PM-6 PM
- Phone: (918) 371-7887
- Website
Piedmont
Chester’s Party Barn & Farm
Chester’s 650 Round Bale Mystery Maze offers a different maze experience from corn or sorghum alternatives. The round bale construction creates unique challenges and photo opportunities throughout the paths. The farm features a pumpkin patch and petting zoo alongside the maze.
- Location: 5201 Cimarron Rd NW, Piedmont, OK 73078
- Dates: Open Sept. 25 – Nov. 2, 2025
- Hours:
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday – Saturday: 9am-6pm
- Sunday: 1-6pm
- Website
Claremore
Shepherd’s Cross Pumpkin Patch and Maze
Shepherd’s Cross provides traditional hay bale maze experiences alongside its pumpkin patch. The farm features a Bible garden and opportunities to learn about farm animals in Claremore, Oklahoma.
- Location: 16792 East 450 Road, Claremore OK 74017
- Dates: Last Weekend in September thru First Weekend in November
- Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
- Website
Overbrook
Brown Ranch Hay Maze
Celebrating its 22nd annual season, the 3B Brown Ranch operates Oklahoma’s largest hay maze, constructed from approximately 1.5 million pounds of hay grown and fed on this four-generation cattle ranch. The ranch specializes in raising Noble Line cattle, a breed developed by the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, making this a genuine working ranch experience.
With over 20 activities included in one admission price, the ranch offers entertainment for all ages. Activities include the massive hay maze, gaga ball, ziplines, kid’s corral, boot-walk bridge, cowboy basketball, a three-story castle with lookout tower, “the barn”, corny gold mine, barrel racing, obstacle course, tipsy ladders, teeter totter, giant jumping pillow, hay rides, and campfires for roasting the included hot dogs and s’mores.
- Location: Campbell Road, Overbrook, Oklahoma 73453, United States
- Dates: October 3-November 1, 2025
- Hours: Most Fridays 5-9 PM, Most Saturdays & Sundays 2-9 PM, Fall Break Weekend (Oct 17-19) Friday 2-9 PM
- Cost: $15 per person (includes hot dog, chips, water, s’more, unlimited maze entries, all activities); children 2 and under free
- Website
Alva
Bradt’s Menagerie
Bradt’s Menagerie asserts its hay maze as Oklahoma’s largest, setting up friendly competition with Brown Ranch. The maze operates in October and November as the seasonal centerpiece for a petting zoo, animal rides, laser tag, and large farm-themed playground.
- Location: Alva
- Dates: Maze open October-November
- Website
Apache
Bigfoot Ranch Pumpkin Patch
Bigfoot Ranch provides family-friendly fall activities centered around their corn maze. The ranch offers hayrides and interactive games alongside the maze, with photo opportunities throughout creating memorable backdrops for autumn pictures.
- Location: 16731 NW Madische Rd, Apache
- Hours: Friday 3-7, Saturday-Sunday 11-7
- Website
Marshall
Daze in a Maze
Daze in a Maze offers multiple maze experiences including corn mazes and outdoor round bale mazes. This variety allows families with children of different ages to enjoy appropriate challenges during their visit.
- Location: Marshall
- Website
Hochatown
The Maze at Hochatown
Breaking from agricultural themes entirely, The Maze at Hochatown operates as a permanent wooden structure open year-round. The 29,000 square feet of pathways and mile of wooden fencing create challenges unaffected by seasons or growing conditions, serving Hochatown’s growing tourism industry.
- Website
- Location: 12206 N US HWY 259. Hochatown, OK 74728
- Season: Year-round
Tahlequah
Rockin R Farm
Rockin R Farm creates completely new maze designs each year, ensuring return visitors always face fresh challenges. The 2025 maze features a chicken theme. The main corn maze welcomes families during daytime hours, while “The Reaper’s Domain” transforms the five-acre field into a haunted experience on Saturday nights leading up to Halloween.
Beyond mazes, the working farm features Rockin’ Racers where kids spin around a hay bale race track on custom trikes. A petting zoo, impressive playground, barrel train rides, tractor-pulled hayrides, jump pads, a country store, metal tractor rides, and sand play areas create comprehensive farm experiences.
- Location: Northwest of Tahlequah near Hulbert, north of Highway 51
- Hours: Saturday 9 AM-10 PM, Sunday 1 PM-6 PM, Monday-Thursday 2 PM-dark, Friday 2 PM-9 PM
- Cost: $12 per person (ages 2 and under free)
- Website
Planning Your Oklahoma Maze Adventure
Oklahoma’s maze season typically runs from late September through early November, with individual farms opening and closing based on crop conditions and local demand. September and early October generally offer the best maze conditions, with plants at full height and weather remaining pleasant for outdoor activities.
October weather in Oklahoma usually features comfortable daytime temperatures in the 60s and 70s with cooler evenings in the 40s and 50s. Dress in layers for evening visits, especially if planning haunted maze experiences. Closed-toe shoes work best for navigating sometimes uneven terrain.
Many farms offer special experiences beyond basic maze admission. Haunted versions typically begin in mid-October, while some farms host flashlight nights or special themed weekends. Several farms near Tulsa and Oklahoma City allow easy day trips for urban families, while farms in more remote areas like Alva or Hochatown work well as additions to weekend getaways in those regions.
From family traditions at P Bar Farms’ final season to charitable tributes at Annabelle’s Fun Farm, Oklahoma’s 2025 maze offerings provide authentic agricultural experiences across the state. Whether you’re testing navigation skills in an 11-acre mega maze or enjoying campfire s’mores at a working cattle ranch, Oklahoma farms deliver fall memories worth the drive.
