Hours, gate prices, corn mazes, and which patches are free to walk into. We re-check every farm on this page each week, when we build the Tuesday dispatch.
Farms close for weather and sell out on busy weekends. Check the farm's own page before you load up the car.
"The standing plan whenever the tour pulls in: maze first, hayride second, pumpkins last."
Openings, fireworks nights, free days, and price changes, in date order. Each one drops off this list once it passes.
Friday 3 to 6 is the pumpkin patch only. Both corn mazes open Saturday at 11.
Friday and Saturday night, weather permitting.
Free admission for military, firefighters, police, and EMTs with ID.
Weekend tickets go to $32 timed and $42 anytime through October 25. Weekdays stay cheaper.
Saturdays and Sundays, 10 to 2, with the pumpkin patch open. Book a time first.
One patch up close, with the hours, the prices, and our plan for the day. Free every Tuesday.
Tickets drop to 25% off peak prices through October 30, then half off on Halloween.
Bartels, Spooky's, Something From The Farm, Anderson, Rocky Mountain (closes at 4), and Sunflower Farm's last October day.
The season closes Sunday, noon to 5.
Patches in our towns, close enough for a weeknight run.
A farm off East Douglas Road with a corn maze, hayrides, and pumpkins priced by size. Pick your own vegetables too, and grab cotton candy or kettle corn on weekends.
Dogs on a leash are welcome, but not on the hayrides.
Loveland's in-town patch on South Boise Avenue. Pumpkins sell by the pound in every color, and the farm stand has mums, honey, and straw bales.
No corn maze here. Dogs on a leash are welcome.
Family-run since 1910. Two corn mazes with a game inside each, plus foam-ball archery, toddler bouncy toys, and a tire pyramid slide. Food trucks on Saturdays and Sundays.
Fridays are the patch only. Kids 13 and under need an adult in the maze. No pets except service animals.
A certified organic patch on South Timberline, run by four generations of the Dory family. Fire the corn cannon, launch a pumpkin from the trebuchet, and pick up cider and homegrown popcorn at the country store.
Open weather permitting. Dogs on a leash are welcome; bring a bag.
A pumpkin lot at the southwest corner of Harmony and I-25, at a new spot this year. No rides, but it's open until 8 every night, so it works after school.
A Greeley farm that roasts green chile all fall, with fresh produce, a gift shop, and pumpkins.
Just past our usual towns, in Erie, LaSalle, Platteville, and Longmont. Worth a Saturday.
The big one. Tickets are sold for a set day, and fall weekends sell out, so buy ahead.
Last entry on Mondays and Wednesdays is 4:30.
A full farm park: corn maze, the Corn Flyer, a barrel train, a U-pick patch, and more than 20 other attractions, plus fireworks on select nights.
The maze, the Corn Flyer, the barrel train, and the U-pick patch close at 6:30, earlier than the park. Check the farm's calendar for this week's days.
A working farm where the hayride takes you out into the fields to pick your own vegetables and a pumpkin. The last hayride leaves at 4:30, so go early.
No outside bags in the fields.
Rows of pumpkins, squash, and gourds on Highway 66, with a hay maze and a patch playground for the little ones.
A hands-on farm for little kids, with animals, tractors, and treehouses. In October, your ticket adds the pumpkin patch and the Magical Halloween Forest.
Reservations are required. You can't just show up.
A small sunflower and honey farm that grows pumpkins for fall. Pick your own, look over the old tractors, and take home a jar of honey.
It's a small family farm, so check its Facebook page for the day before you go.
Nothing on the list matches all of those today.
These patches opened in past years, but we couldn't find anything posted for 2026. Call before you drive out.
A family patch on the Big Thompson. Its site lists Fridays to Sundays, 10 to 6, with free admission and parking, but no 2026 dates.
(720) 206-6527A U-pick field on Highway 14 that had a free hay maze and hayrides in past seasons.
(970) 227-4661A Halloween-themed patch at Highway 257 and County Road 52, with a store and a haunted shack in past seasons.
(970) 587-5751
Fall Stop #4 is in the next dispatch, along with the week's best family plans across NoCo. Free, every Tuesday morning.