Corn Mazes & Pumpkin Patches Near Vancouver, WA (2026)

by Cassandra Marks

Corn Mazes & Pumpkin Patches Near Vancouver, WA: Clark County Fall Guide (2026)

Hours, admission, and what's included at every pumpkin patch and corn maze in Clark County and Southwest Washington this fall.

Bi-Zi Farms in Vancouver is the biggest full-day option, Velvet Acres Gardens is a smaller mid-size pick, and Walton's Farms in Camas and Dawning Day Farm in Battle Ground are good low-key, budget-friendly choices. Most farms open in late September and run through October, with dates, hours, and admission for all seven farms below.

It's already August 18th, and the summer went by fast. Mornings are starting to bring fog and that first crisp edge in the air - the kind that means fall is on its way here in the Pacific Northwest, calendar or not. That means cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice everything, and my favorite part of the season: corn mazes and u-pick farms.

Below is a full guide to the pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and u-pick farms opening around Clark County and Southwest Washington this year - hours, admission, what's included, and a few tips from experience. If you're new to the area, this is also just a fun way to get to know your neighborhood; if you're still house-hunting, my guide to moving to Vancouver, WA is a good place to start.

Bi-Zi Farms - Vancouver, WA

The biggest, most complete fall setup in the area

Bi-Zi Farms - Vancouver, WA

A longtime Clark County favorite, Bi-Zi Farms is a multi-generation family farm - run by the Zimmerman family since 1872 - known for its huge Pumpkin Patch & Harvest Festival, one of the biggest and most complete fall setups in the area.

Address: 9504 NE 119th St, Vancouver, WA 98662

Dates: Saturday, Sept. 23 – Sunday, Oct. 29, 2026 (closed Tuesdays)

Hours: Thurs–Fri: 1–6 PM · Sat–Sun: 10 AM–6 PM

Nighttime Corn Maze: Fridays & Saturdays, 6–10 PM

Admission: $16.95 (ages 3+) · $14.95 (62+ or military ID)

What's included: a wagon ride out to the pumpkin patch, one free pumpkin (any size you can carry), entry to the seven-acre corn maze, two shots at the pumpkin launcher, one free hot drink (cider, cocoa, or coffee), farm animals, and kid activities like the bale maze, bale pyramid, corn play area, pedal tractors, and calf roping station. There's also live music on weekends, fresh-pressed apple cider sampling, and kettle corn.

Visit bi-zifarms.com →

Velvet Acres Gardens (Vancouver Pumpkin Patch) - Vancouver, WA

A smaller, mid-size option with hayrides and a petting zoo

Velvet Acres Gardens (Vancouver Pumpkin Patch) - Vancouver, WA

Velvet Acres is a family-owned farm that's a staple for fresh, locally grown produce most of the year, and it transitions into a full Fall Pumpkin Patch complete with hayrides, a petting zoo, and a corn maze - a great mid-size option if Bi-Zi feels too big and busy.

Address: 18905 NE 83rd St, Vancouver, WA 98682

Includes: Entry to the pumpkin patch, hayride, one free pumpkin, entry to the corn maze, covered hay pyramid, covered petting zoo, and access to the apple cannon (extra fee)

Dogs: Leashed dogs typically welcome

In past seasons, admission has run around $10/person on weekdays and $12 on weekends (free for ages 2 and under), with the farm open daily except Tuesdays through the end of October. Exact 2026 hours and dates weren't posted yet as of this writing - check their site or Facebook page closer to the season for confirmed dates.

Visit velvetacresgardens.com →

Dawning Day Farm - Battle Ground, WA

Quiet and low-key, with a fresh corn maze design every year

Dawning Day Farm - Battle Ground, WA

A charming, low-key farm with a farm store that's open through October, plus a pumpkin patch and corn maze once fall officially arrives. A great pick if you want something quieter and less crowded than the bigger farms.

Address: 9631 NE 156th St, Battle Ground, WA 98604

Dates: Pumpkin Patch open October only

Hours: Sun–Fri: 11 AM–6 PM · Saturday: 4:30–9 PM

Corn Maze: 2-acre maze, new design every year · $8/person (2 and under free)

Carving pumpkins run $3–$18 by size, with specialty pumpkins and squash priced per pound. There's also a $3 tractor train ride, and most other farm activities are free.

Visit dawningdayfarm.com →

Walton's Farms - Camas, WA

Simple, affordable, and right in Camas

Walton's Farms - Camas, WA

A local, family-run pumpkin patch and corn maze right in Camas - simple, affordable, and dog-friendly (on leash). If you're weighing Camas against Vancouver for your next move, it's also worth a look at my pros and cons of living in Vancouver, WA.

Address: 1617 NE 267th Ave, Camas, WA

Admission: Historically around $13/person (includes one pumpkin, corn maze, and train ride); 2 and under free

Dogs: Allowed on leash

Walton's tends to run in early-to-mid October through the end of the month. Their site hadn't yet posted updated 2026 dates at the time of writing, so it's worth a call or a check of their Facebook page before heading out.

Visit waltonsfarms.com →

The Patch at Whalen Oaks Farm - Woodland, WA

Free admission, 60+ pumpkin varieties, pay only for what you do

The Patch at Whalen Oaks Farm - Woodland, WA

A bit further north in the scenic Woodland Bottoms, The Patch is known as the "Pumpkin Boutique" - over 60 varieties of pumpkins, squash, and gourds spread across 35+ acres, with free admission and parking.

Address: 636 Whalen Rd, Woodland, WA 98674

Dates: October 1–31, 2026

Hours: Tues–Fri: 11 AM–6 PM · Sat: 10 AM–6 PM · Sun: 12–6 PM (closed Mondays)

Corn Mazes: Two mazes - a free 1-acre kids' maze and a ticketed 5-acre maze

Admission: Free admission and parking; activities priced individually (corn maze, hayrides, and pumpkin bowling typically a few dollars each)

Also includes a free covered hay maze, pumpkin bowling for kids, photo-op props, and weekend food trucks - a nice option if you'd rather pay only for what you do than one flat admission price.

Visit whalenoaksfarm.com/the-patch →

Pomeroy Living History Farm - Yacolt, WA

Less about mazes, more about atmosphere

Pomeroy Living History Farm - Yacolt, WA

A little different from the rest - Pomeroy is a nonprofit historic farm museum, on the National Register of Historic Places, that hosts "Pumpkin Lane" each October: a mile-long hayride past dozens of costumed "pumpkin people," ending at the patch.

Address: 20902 NE Lucia Falls Rd, Yacolt, WA 98675

Dates: Weekends in October (2026 dates not yet announced)

Includes: Hayride down Pumpkin Lane, hay bale maze, pumpkin flume, yard games, and access to the historic log home and farm animals

Admission: Historically around $6/adult, $4/child (ages 3–11)

This one's less about mazes and more about atmosphere - a beautiful, historic setting and a nice change of pace once you've hit the bigger farms.

Visit pomeroyfarm.org/pumpkin-lane →

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A note on Joe's Place Farms: if you grew up here, you probably remember Joe's Place Farms in east Vancouver as a fall tradition. Unfortunately, after 31 years, Joe's Place closed for good after the 2020 season when the owner retired. It's still listed on a few outdated sites, so just know it's no longer open if you go looking for it.

Special Mention: Sunflower Maze at Topaz Farm - Portland, OR

Worth the drive before the corn mazes take over for the season

Scrolling Instagram this morning, coffee in hand, and this stopped me mid-scroll. Most corn mazes around here don't open until September, but if you're looking for something to do right now, Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island has a sunflower maze that's absolutely worth the drive.

Address: 17100 NW Sauvie Island Rd, Portland, OR 97231

Includes: Acres of blooming sunflowers with a maze woven through, plus u-pick and u-cut bouquet options, farm animals, and a farm-to-plate market and grill

Admission: Typically $5–7/person for day admission, with add-on pricing if you want to cut your own bouquet ($1/stem or a discounted bundle)

It's technically in Portland, not Vancouver or Camas, but it's a short drive and one of those "worth it" experiences before the sunflowers fade and the corn mazes take over for the season. Topaz also runs a corn maze of its own later in the fall, so it's worth a second visit in October too.

Visit topazfarm.com →

Tips Before You Go

A few things I've learned after years of fall farm visits around here

Go early or go on a weekday if you can - mornings and weekdays are far less crowded than weekend afternoons, especially at the bigger farms like Bi-Zi.

Wear closed-toe shoes and bring boots if it's rained recently - corn mazes and pumpkin fields get muddy fast in the PNW.

Bring cash - smaller farms like Walton's and The Patch aren't always set up for cards at every stand.

Check ticket policies before you drive out - several farms, Bi-Zi especially, sell tickets online only, in timed entry slots, so don't assume you can just show up.

Call ahead for dog policies - some farms welcome leashed dogs, others don't allow pets at all. When in doubt, leave them home.

Layer up - mornings can be foggy and cool, but it warms up fast once the sun's out.

Bottom Line

Go Early, Check Dates, and Don't Sleep on the Smaller Farms

Bi-Zi Farms is the go-to for a full day out, but Velvet Acres, Dawning Day, and Walton's are all excellent, less crowded alternatives close by. This guide will stay updated as more farms confirm their 2026 dates and hours - check back before you head out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Corn mazes & pumpkin patches in Clark County, common questions

When do pumpkin patches and corn mazes open near Vancouver, WA?

Most corn mazes and pumpkin patches in Clark County open in late September through October, with a few, like Bi-Zi Farms, opening as early as September 23. The Patch in Woodland and Pomeroy Living History Farm both run through the month of October.

What's the best pumpkin patch near Vancouver, WA for young kids?

Velvet Acres Gardens and Dawning Day Farm tend to be smaller and less overwhelming for toddlers and young kids, while Bi-Zi Farms and The Patch offer more activities for a full day out with older kids.

Are dogs allowed at pumpkin patches in Clark County?

It varies by farm. Walton's Farms and The Patch have historically welcomed leashed dogs; some other farms don't allow pets. Always check with the farm directly before bringing yours along.

Is Joe's Place Farms still open?

No - Joe's Place Farms in east Vancouver closed permanently after the 2020 season when longtime owner Joe Beaudoin retired, after 31 years in business.

Where can I see a sunflower maze near Vancouver, WA?

Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island in Portland runs a seasonal sunflower maze in August and into September, ahead of its fall corn maze season.

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Farm dates, hours, and admission prices are based on the most recent information available as of August 2026 and are subject to change. Always confirm current details directly with each farm before you go.

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