A 118-acre farm in Logandale has once again turned its fields into one of the region's bigger fall draws, with a corn maze, pumpkin patch and after-dark haunted attractions pulling in families from across the Moapa Valley and beyond. The Moapa Valley Corn Maze sits at 3715 N. Pioneer Road, and this season it is offering everything from pedal carts and a petting zoo in daylight hours to a haunted maze stalked by chainsaw-wielding monsters once the sun goes down.
According to FOX5 Vegas, the farm is part of a family legacy, with the owners saying their grandfather wanted to open his ranch to families so they could spend time together. One owner told the station he wanted to bring families to his ranch, a sentiment that still shapes how the property is run today. The farm's footprint is substantial: mvprogress.com describes it as a 118-acre family farm.
What's Included With General Admission
General admission covers a lot of ground, per the same Moapa Valley Progress report: a day maze, a non-haunted corn maze, a pumpkin patch, a pig race, pedal carts, a cow train, a bounce pillow, a low ropes course, a corn pit and playground, and a petting zoo. FOX5 Vegas adds that the grounds include a handmade ropes course and corn pit tucked near the playground, plus photo spots and kid-friendly attractions scattered throughout the maze's winding, occasionally disorienting paths. The farm also calls its swing set the world's largest, according to the station.
Hungry visitors can pick their own produce. The farm's report notes that patrons can pick pumpkins and watermelons right from the field for 50 cents per pound. For something sweeter, FOX5 Vegas says the farm offers fair-style treats including apple pie fries, deep-fried apple slices topped with caramel drizzle and whipped cream. Food and concessions also come from the Hillbilly Grill, with guests able to gather around a fire pit, according to zombiepaintball.com.
Daytime Pricing and Add-Ons
Daytime admission runs $12, with children ages 4 and under getting in free, according to the attraction's own site, mvcornmaze.com. That base ticket covers the corn maze, play areas and farm activities, while hayrides and the nighttime haunted attractions require separate tickets. Guests looking to settle in for the evening can also reserve a firepit for $60 for one event date, with an optional s'mores kit available, and those wanting to test their aim can pay separately for two shots at the Corn Cannon targets, per the site's attractions page. Free parking is available on-site, zombiepaintball.com notes.
Haunted Nights Bring Zombies and Bloody Clowns
Once the daytime crowds clear out, the farm shifts into scarier territory. Nighttime offerings include a haunted corn maze, shriek shack, haunted hay ride and zombie paintball, the Moapa Valley Progress reports. FOX5 Vegas describes the haunted maze itself as populated with chainsaw-wielding monsters, bloody clowns and a mechanical jumping spider. An events listing on everyday.vegas adds that haunted attractions begin at 7 p.m. on participating nights and are sold separately from general admission.
Conflicting Dates Mean It's Worth Double-Checking Before Visiting
Exactly how long the season runs depends on which source you check. The farm's own website lists the 2026 operating period as Oct. 14 through Nov. 1, while everyday.vegas says the corn maze and pumpkin patch run from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1. The Moapa Valley Progress reported the attraction was set to officially open at 4 p.m. on Oct. 2 and run through Nov. 1, and zombiepaintball.com lists the haunted attractions as running select nights from Oct. 2 through Oct. 31. The maze's acreage is similarly disputed, with mvcornmaze.com describing 9 acres of corn and visitmesquite.com citing a 10-acre maze.
Weather has already factored into this year's run. FOX5 Vegas reported that the Moapa Valley Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch closed this past Sunday because of severe weather, and that ticket holders were asked to email the farm for help rescheduling or requesting a refund. The attraction is one of several fall destinations the USA Today's regional guide pointed Nevada visitors toward this season, underscoring the Moapa Valley's place on a broader map of Las Vegas-area pumpkin patches and corn mazes.
