Maple Border Farm · White Hall, Maryland
Corn Maze
2026
September 18 – October 31, 2026
Two corn mazes, a two-acre zinnia field and fifteen activities — all on one ticket, good any day we’re open.
Corn Maze Admission 2026 season · valid any day we’re open
Online ticket sales open soon — sign the waiver now and you’ll walk straight past the booth line.
- Valid any open day — there’s no date to pick
- Children 2 and under are free
- Sign the waiver online and skip the booth line
Tickets are also sold at the booth every day we’re open — credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and cash.
Included in admission
Fifteen activities,
one ticket
Everything here is covered by the $15. No add-on tickets, no ride tokens, no upcharges once you’re through the gate.
Corn Maze #2
Six-plus acres, ten checkpoints. Not a flat field — there are hills, so wear real shoes.
The Zinnia Field
Two acres to walk and photograph. You-cut bouquets available to buy.
Corn Maze #1
One acre, built for little kids.
The Corn Pool
Hardest place to get a toddler to leave.
Wagon Rides
Around the farm and back. Suspended if the ground gets too wet.
Rubber Duck Races
Pick a duck, pour the water, argue about who won.
- Farm animals
- Bounce house
- Animal jumpers
- Tractors to climb
- Hoops & goals, farm style
- Playground
- Lawn games
- Picture props
- Evening campfires
One price
Nothing else
costs extra
Every activity above is covered by admission. No tokens, no wristband tiers, no per-ride tickets. Children 2 and under get in free, and groups of ten or more pay $13 each at the booth.
Available separately if you want them
- Pick your own pumpkinFree Oct 23–24
- Pick your own flowersFree Sept 25–26
- Pumpkin paintingFree Oct 16–17
- Pumpkins & mumsOptional
- Maple Border Farm hoodiesOptional
- Refreshments & drinksOptional
2026 season
Every weekend’s different
Seventeen days across seven weekends, plus three midweek openings. Hours change from day to day — check before you come.
- Sept 18–19 · Proud to be American — $3 off if you dress patriotically
- Sept 25–26 · Free pick-your-own bouquet
- Oct 2–3 · Free popcorn
- Oct 9–10 · Glow in the Dark — free glow sticks from 6pm
- Oct 16–17 · Paint a Pumpkin — pumpkin & paint free
- Oct 23–24 · Free pumpkin + mum sale
- Oct 30–31 · Final weekend — tickets $12
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Opening night10:00am – 9:00pm
10:00am – 4:00pm
Midweek5:00pm – 9:00pm
10:00am – 9:00pm
10:00am – 2:00pm
Homeschool Day5:00pm – 9:00pm
10:00am – 9:00pm
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Glow in the Dark10:00am – 9:00pm
Glow in the Dark3:00pm – 9:00pm
Midweek12:00pm – 9:00pm
Paint a Pumpkin10:00am – 9:00pm
Paint a Pumpkin5:00pm – 9:00pm
10:00am – 9:00pm
Pumpkin & mum sale3:00pm – 9:00pm
Final weekend · $1210:00am – 9:00pm
Halloween · last night · $12Admission closes at 8:00pm and both maze entrances close at 8:30pm. We close in the rain — if weather shuts us down we post it on the website and on social media.
Before you come
Sign the waiver,
skip the line
Every visitor signs a liability waiver before going into the maze. It takes about a minute on your phone, and doing it at home is the single fastest way through the gate on a busy Saturday.
- Sign the waiver online — every adult signs their own. You cannot sign for another adult. Children go on a parent’s form.
- Buy your admission ahead, or pay at the booth.
- Arrive, show your confirmation, walk in.
Visitors under 18 need a parent or guardian present.
Six years of designs
Cut fresh every summer
This year’s maze marks America’s 250th birthday — a look at American farmers through the country’s history and how agriculture has changed.
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2026Finding us
3000 White Hall Road
White Hall, MD 21161
Easy access from Harford County, northern Baltimore County and southern York County.
Maple Border Farm is a working farm. Wear clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting dirty, and dress for the weather — you’ll be outside the whole time.
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Good to know
Questions we get asked
What happens if it rains?
We close in the rain. If we shut down for weather we post it on the website and on social media, so check before you drive out. If the ground is too wet, wagon rides are suspended but everything else runs.
Is my ticket good for a specific date?
No. Admission is valid any day we’re open during the 2026 season, September 18 through October 31. There’s no date to choose and nothing to reschedule.
How late can we arrive?
Admission closes at 8:00pm, one hour before the grounds close. Both corn maze entrances close at 8:30pm.
Do you sell food?
We don’t serve food. Refreshments and drinks are available for purchase, and you’re welcome to bring your own.
Can we bring our dog?
No pets allowed.
What should we wear?
This is a working farm. Choose clothing and footwear you won’t mind getting dirty, and dress for the weather. Corn Maze #2 is not a flat field — it has hills, so plan your shoes accordingly.
We’re a group of 10 or more.
Groups of ten or more pay $13 per person. Children 2 and under don’t count toward the ten. The group rate is handled at the ticket booth on arrival.
Do you host school and community field trips?
Yes — Mondays through Fridays from September 21 through the end of October, three hours per group, in a private setting with access to all the public activities. $15 per student or parent; teachers are admitted free. We don’t serve food during private events, so pack lunches; bottled drinks are available to buy. Contact us to get a date on the calendar.
Sept 18 – Oct 31, 2026
We’ll see you
in the corn
One ticket. Any open day. Fifteen activities to do and a two-acre flower field on the way out.
Get Tickets — $15