Deep Well Farm's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze: 2026 Opening Dates, Prices, and What to Know
Deep Well Farm's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze: 2026 Opening Dates, Prices, and What to Know
Deep Well Farm's corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkin patch reopen for the 2026 season on Saturday, September 19th — and for a fall outing where the kids can burn off energy in one (very long) afternoon, this one has held up for local families for years. It's a bit of a drive from Maryville — it's on US-11 in Lenoir City, roughly half an hour west on I-40 — but the farm packs a ton into one ticket.
If you've never gone: the main draw is the wagon ride out to the pick-your-own pumpkin patch, plus a corn maze and what amounts to a small farm playground spread across the property. The farm says children have to be with an adult in the corn maze, which is worth knowing before you split up.
2026 Opening Dates & Hours
The farm is open for the patch and maze on fall weekends in September:
- Saturday, September 19 — 9 AM to 6 PM
- Sunday, September 20 — 11 AM to 6 PM
- Saturday, September 26 — 9 AM to 6 PM
- Sunday, September 27 — 11 AM to 6 PM
Bring cash. The farm is cash only — no credit or debit cards — and everyone entering must pay.
Prices (per person, taxes included)
- Pumpkin Patch & Playgrounds only — $16/person. Includes the wagon ride to the pick-your-own patch and one small pumpkin free per paid ticket.
- Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze Combo — $23/person. Includes the patch, the playgrounds, and the corn maze, plus one free small pumpkin per paid ticket.
Kids 1 and under are free, and child and adult prices are the same (so a family of four runs $92 before parking or snacks at the combo rate).
What's Actually Out There
The pumpkin patch ticket covers a lot beyond the pumpkins. For littler ones there's a dedicated toddler play area for ages 5 and under with a sand pit, climbing dome, bouncing cars, bus slides, and a kids' kitchen. Bigger kids get the mega slide, tube slides, a cargo net, rope wall, obstacle course, tire pyramid, tetherball, and more.
There's also a farm-animal area — pigs, ducks, chickens, goats, geese, a donkey, horses, and two miniature horses — which is usually the part my kids refuse to leave. Picnic areas and a pavilion are on-site if you pack lunch.
A heads-up on their site: not every activity may be available on every day, so what's running can vary.
Before You Go
- It's Lenoir City, not Maryville — plan for the drive. Address is 9567 US-11, Lenoir City, TN 37772.
- Their phone is (865) 803-7266, and they're on the web at deepwellfarm.com.
- School groups go on weekday mornings (8:15 AM–12:45 PM); the public weekend dates above are when families go.
- The farm also runs a Bluegrass & Music Festival on Saturday, September 12 (noon–8 PM) if you want a music-first fall weekend with the kids.
I'll update this post if they add October weekend dates for the patch and maze — that's usually the busiest stretch of the season, so it's worth bookmarking and checking back.
(Details verified August 30, 2026 via deepwellfarm.com and the farm's Google Maps listing.)