The following list of Seattle-Tacoma metro area corn mazes are popular Halloween outings for many families and an alternative “haunt” for thrill-seekers. Some corn mazes are family-friendly, some are scary and creepy, and some are frightening. If you are looking for haunted houses and spooky tours, check out our big list of Halloween haunted houses and spooky tours.

A daytime corn maze can be a kid-friendly daytime getaway to a working farm. Most usually have pumpkins for sale, so plan to pick up carving pumpkins for Halloween jack-o-lanterns, sugar pumpkins for Thanksgiving pie, and winter squashes to brew up some delicious and warming autumn soup!

Nighttime corn mazes, even when un-haunted, are dark and can be scary for young children. So, if you must take children 12 or younger, use common sense. Go in the daytime to an un-haunted corn maze.

2026 Corn Mazes

Bob’s Corn & Pumpkin Farm in Snohomish

This farm offers a 12-acre corn maze full of challenging twists and turns, including kids’ mazes. Nighttime maze visits are even more exciting, where you find your way in the dark with nothing but your flashlight and the stars to guide you! This is not a scare maze; it is just a fun way to experience the country at night. They have two mazes for kids: a color find maze and a story trail.

• When: Daily from 10am-7pm through October. The nighttime maze is open to the general public on weekends only from 6pm-11pm. Reservations for the night maze can be made in advance Sunday-Thursday (minimum 10 people).
• Tickets: $69.95 season passes. Weekday general admission is $18.95 and weekend general admission is $28.95. Weekday night maze admission is $21.95 and weekend night maze admission is $23.95. Tickets bought at the gate are an additional $5 per ticket!
• Discounts: $2 off per admission for groups of 20 or more and $4 off per admission for groups of 100 or more (tickets must be bought in a single transaction!). Military and senior visitors get 50% off daily admission or season passes.

Carleton Farm at Lake Stevens 

Located about 36 miles NE of Seattle, this fall event offers a pumpkin patch and paid fall activities: Corn Maze, Paintball Gallery, Apple Cannons, Hayride, and Kids’ Bucket Train among others. No entry fee to visit pumpkin patch, petting zoo, Farm market, or food area. 

• When: Weekends in October, opens September 27th.
• Tickets: $15 tickets for the Corn Maze, Hayride, and the Kids Play Area that has kids’ size Ziplines and Slides and the Giant Pumpkin Jump Pad. $25 tickets for the Corn Maze, Hayride, and the Kids’ Play Area plus 5 tickets for the Paintball Shooting Gallery, Apple Cannons, or Kids’ Bucket Train.

Carpinito Brothers Farm in Kent 

Get lost in acres of corn! The challenging and expertly designed corn mazes are a must-see at the Carpinito Bros Pumpkin Patch in the beautiful Kent Valley. Each year, they offer new and innovative maze designs to keep you guessing what’s around the next corner. Always daytime and family friendly with Family Fun Yard available for visitors of all ages in addition to the Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch.

• When: Daily with last admission at 6pm.
• Tickets: 2026 prices TBA.
• Discounts: Kids 4 & under are FREE.
• More info: Pumpkin Patch (carpinito.com)

Craven Farm in Snohomish 

This family-owned farm offers a variety of paid activities including corn mazes, apple cannons, animals, jump pads, axe throwing, fire pit rentals, pumpkin picking, gift shop, fair foods, field trips & more. Their corn maze experience features a kids’ adventure maze and an Alice-in-Pumpkinland themed maze. Kids 12 & under must be accompanied by a paying adult. Entry to the farm, market, beer garden, and pumpkin patch are FREE.

• When: Wednesday through Sunday September 19th-November 1st from 10am-6pm.
• Tickets: $55.95 season pass that includes everything the wristband can access for an unlimited amount of visits. Weekend wristbands are $20 online and $24 at the farm and weekday wristbands are $15 online and $18 at the farm. 
• Discounts: Kids 2 & under can get in for FREE with a paying adult.

Double R Farms in Puyallup 

Located about 33 miles S of Seattle, the Double R Farms fall experience features a 5-acre corn maze and the largest selection of pumpkins in the valley, along with decorative gourds, cornstalks, mini pumpkins, and edible squash.

• When: Through October.
• Tickets: $6 per person. Pumpkin sling shot and hayrides $1 each.
• Discounts: Children 3 & under are FREE.

Mosby Farms in Auburn

While their primary fall focus is their pumpkin patch, Mosby Farms also offers a corn maze for visitors looking for a fun challenge. Have fun but don’t forget to follow the rules posted on their website to make sure everyone has an equally delightful experience!

• When: Daily from 10am-5:30pm starting September 27th and ending October 30th.
• Tickets: $12 for ages 13 & up and $10 for kids 3 to 12. 
• Discounts: Kids 3 & under get in for FREE.

Muddy Boots Pumpkins in Duvall

Muddy Boots hosts a double feature pumpkin patch and corn maze every year. Their large U-Pick Pumpkin Patch is open to all and they also have Apple Cannons to play around with from Friday afternoon to Sunday. Get apples at just 5 for $5. Their standout corn maze has an extra unique feature: a scavenger hunt. Ten scarecrows in various fun poses and outfits are scattered throughout the corn maze and it’s your job to find them and earn a prize at the Pumpkin Shack!

• When: Friday through Saturday from 10am-8pm and Sunday through Saturday from 10am-10pm (with an extra special night maze!) starting September 26th and ending October 31st.
• Tickets: $15 for ages 16 & up and $10 for kids 6 to 15. 
• Discounts: Kids 5 & under get in for FREE.

Novelty Hill Farm in Duvall

If you travel just 25 miles SW of Seattle, you can enjoy a 5-acre pumpkin patch, 4-acre corn maze (with a shorter route for the littles in your group), and get to meet some farm animals! Novelty Hill Farm is a historic landmark that was established in the 1800s and still stands proud today. Visit them this fall to have some festive fun while getting a taste of Duvall history. 

• When: Fridays (3pm-6pm) and Saturdays and Sundays (10am-5pm) through October.
• Tickets: $10 for ages 6 & up and $5 for kids 5 & under. The pumpkin patch and animals are FREE, but you need to buy tickets to access the corn maze and other activities.
• Discounts: Infants get in for FREE.

Picha Farms in Puyallup 

This family farm has a 5-acre corn maze plus other fall activities. As a reward for completing the maze, everyone gets a mini pumpkin for FREE at the exit. The Farm also has live music every weekend in October from 12pm-5pm.

• When: Open daily in October. 10am-6pm on weekends and 3pm-6pm on weekdays.
• Tickets: No admission fee. Corn maze $8 per person. Other activities $2-$5 each.
• Discounts: Kids 3 & under get into the corn maze for FREE and kids 2 & under can ride the hayride for FREE.

Spooner Farms in Puyallup 

This Corn Maze festive is fun for all ages. The mind-bending paths take you through a unique design. Don’t forget to check out their other attractions like a pumpkin patch, pumpkin sling shot, duck races, pony rides (weekends only!), and more. 

• When: Daily in October. 10am-5:30pm Monday-Friday and 9am-5:30pm Saturday-Sunday.
• Tickets: $12 for 13 & up and $10 for ages 3-12.
• Discounts: Children 2 & under get in for FREE. Group discount is $10 for groups of 20 or more.

Stalker Farms in Snohomish

This seasonal haunted experience has a few opportunities to explore their corn maze (some scary some not). Their daytime corn maze operates as part of the usual Stocker Farms fall festivities and visitors can enjoy it in tandem with a pumpkin patch, zip lines, pumpkin barns for kids and adults, and more. At night, however, things get spooky and Stocker Farms transforms into Stalker Farms. They have a non-scary Nighttime Corn Maze that consists of a small unlit portion of the daytime corn maze and Eksi’s Dark Harvest which is a haunted VIP corn maze experience. They have two additional haunted attractions called Slasher Family Homestead and Pogo’s Funny Farm which are NOT corn mazes but do have visitors follow corn paths on their journey through the haunt.

• When: Typically weekends in October, 2026 dates TBA. Daytime corn maze open weekends and weekdays from the end of September through October.
• Tickets: 2026 cost TBA
• Discounts: Save with advance online purchase and discounts for groups with 20+ people.

Swans Trail Farm in Snohomish 

Massive in scale but local in feel, Swans Trail Farm hosts a huge variety of fall events every year. The star of the show is the Washington State Corn Maze which is a small scale reproduction of Washington State including 250 state roads and 400 towns and landmarks for a total of 4.5 miles of walking path. That doesn’t mean that’s all there is to this Farm, though! Check out their live duck races, ziplines, cow train, hay rides, slides, and so much more. The country store, family-friendly cidery, pumpkin patch, apple orchard, and all food options are FREE to access.

• When: Their Harvest Festival activities run from September 12th-October 31st.
• Tickets: Season passes from $24.98-$69.95. Monday-Friday admission is $16.95 for ages 2-64 and Saturday-Sunday admission is $24.95 for ages 2-64.
• Discounts: Kids 2 & under can get in for FREE with a paying adult. Seniors (65+) get in for $8.98 Monday-Friday and $12.98 Saturday-Sunday. Saturday-Sunday tickets are $5 off if you buy them in advance!

Thomas Family Farm in Snohomish

Located 32 miles NE of Seattle. Offers day and night activities throughout October. Daytime (weekends only): Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, Fun Park (15+ activities), Escape Rooms, Beer and Wine Garden. Nighttime: Zombie Paintball, Nightmare on 9 Haunted House and Haunted Trail, Flashlight Corn Maze, Night Pumpkin Patch.

• When: Throughout October (not all activities all days).
• Free Admission: Pumpkin Patch, Food Court, TVs with Live Sports, Beer Garden (21+), General Store.
• Single activity tickets: $5-$10/activity.
• Daytime Tickets ($24.50/person): Fun Park activities (rides, games, corn maze).
• Nighttime Activities ($35/activity): Nightmare on 9 Haunted House, Haunted Town, Zombie Paintball, and Flashlight Corn Maze ($20).
• Discounts: $5 discount with military ID and 50% off for seniors with ID. You can get “Double Dare” or “Triple Threat” combo tickets for discounts and FREE corn maze entry.
• More info: Admission & Pricing | Thomas Family Farm | Agritourism and Event Venue

You might also like: Where to find u-pick pumpkin patches and farm stands (greaterseattleonthecheap.com)

Event calendar of free and affordable things to do