Sweet Season Farms 2026: Corn Maze, Pumpkins and Fall Fun in Milton
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Corn mazes, pumpkins, sunflowers and caramel apples are back in Northwest Florida.
Sweet Season Farms opens its 18th annual Corn Maze and Fall Fun season on Saturday, September 26, bringing one of the Pensacola area’s biggest fall traditions back to Milton through November 8.
The family owned farm combines an eight acre corn maze with a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a cow train, jumping pillow, farm games, sunflower paths, food vendors and dozens of other activities spread across the property.
If you are looking for an easy fall day trip from Pensacola, Navarre or Pensacola Beach, here is everything you need to know before you go.
Sweet Season Farms 2026 Dates and Hours
September 26 through November 8, 2026
Saturdays: 9 AM to 5 PM
Sundays: 11 AM to 5 PM
Friday Flashlight Maze Nights: October 23 and October 30 from 6 PM to 10 PM
Sweet Season Farms
2260 Horn Road
Milton, Florida 32570
The farm is closed to the general public Monday through Friday, with weekdays primarily reserved for scheduled school field trips. The two special Friday night maze events are exceptions.
The farm currently lists 4 PM as the final ticket time on regular Saturdays and Sundays and 9 PM on the two Friday night events.
Get Lost in the Sweet Season Farms Corn Maze
The corn maze is the centerpiece of Sweet Season Farms.
What started as a five acre maze has grown to more than eight acres of twists and turns inside a roughly 10 acre corn and sunflower field. The attraction includes a main maze, a smaller kiddie maze and a sunflower walking trail around the maze.
Visitors can make the maze as easy or difficult as they want.
Free trivia passports provide questions throughout the maze, with correct answers helping point you toward the exit. QR codes at numbered posts can also provide clues, while maps are available for anyone who decides getting completely lost is no longer part of the fun.
Pumpkins and Sunflowers
A fall trip to Sweet Season Farms would not be complete without stopping by the pumpkin patch.
The farm sells a variety of pumpkins priced by size, with wagons available to help carry pumpkins around the patch. Pumpkins are sold separately and are not included with farm admission. Availability can vary throughout the season.
Sunflowers are another big part of the experience.
The farm includes sunflower paths around the corn maze, and cut sunflowers and zinnias may also be available for purchase depending on growing conditions and availability.
That makes Sweet Season Farms just as much a fall photo stop as it is an activity destination.
There Is Much More Than the Corn Maze
You can easily spend several hours at Sweet Season Farms without doing the same thing twice.
Whole Cob admission includes unlimited access to many of the farm’s attractions, including:
Corn Maze
Hayride
Corn Popper jumping pillow
Double Cow Train
COWabunga Slide
Sunflower Speedway
Hop A Long Rodeo
Country Carousel
The BEEline
Farm games
Sunflower paths
Hay Bale Maze
Breeds Barn
Barnyard Ball
Duck Races
Children’s Playground
One turn at the Corn Cannon is also included with Whole Cob admission.
Other attractions around the farm include pumpkin bowling, the Hay Barn, tractor slide, tetherball, farm photo opportunities and more. Attractions can occasionally close because of weather or other conditions.
Sweet Season Farms Ticket Prices
For 2026, Sweet Season Farms offers two primary admission options.
Whole Cob Admission
$18.50 plus tax per person
Ages 3 and older
This is the full experience and includes the corn maze, hayride and most of the farm’s activities with unlimited access.
Half Cob Admission
$17 plus tax per person
Ages 3 and older
Half Cob admission includes access to the corn maze and hayride but does not include the farm’s other activities. This ticket is only sold at the farm entrance.
Children age 2 and younger are free.
A military Whole Cob rate of $16.50 plus tax is available at the gate with valid military identification.
Groups of 20 or more can also qualify for a $16.50 Whole Cob rate when the group meets the farm’s reservation and payment requirements.
A season pass is also available for $42 plus tax.
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Two Flashlight Maze Nights Are Coming in October
Want to try the corn maze after dark?
Sweet Season Farms will stay open late for two special Friday night Flashlight Maze events:
Friday, October 23
Friday, October 30
6 PM to 10 PM
Bring your own flashlight and make your way through the corn maze after sunset.
The Friday night experience includes the corn maze, hayride, Corn Popper, Country Carousel, Sunflower Speedway, farm games, Breed Barn and other select attractions. The farm notes that the Corn Cannon and Cow Train do not operate during the nighttime events.
Special Event Days at Sweet Season Farms
Several weekends include additional activities or promotions.
Opening Day
Saturday, September 26
The farm officially kicks off its 18th season with Cat Country 98.7 scheduled to be onsite during the morning.
Grandparents Day
Saturday, October 3
One grandparent receives free admission with a paid grandchild admission.
Scout Day
Saturday, October 10
Scouts receive a free Sweet Season Farms scout patch with paid admission while supplies last.
Homeschool and Small Group Day
Monday, October 12
Sweet Season Farms opens for a special weekday event designed for homeschool families, preschools and smaller educational groups.
Trick or Treat at the Farm
Saturday, October 31
Halloween at the farm includes trick or treating around the property and scheduled blasts from the farm’s candy cannon while supplies last.
What Is There to Eat?
You probably will not need to leave the farm for lunch.
Sweet Season Farms has a surprisingly large food lineup throughout the season.
The Sunflower Sweet Shoppe and Bakery serves hand dipped caramel apples, fresh squeezed lemonade, apple blossoms, cookies, sweet tea, chicken salad croissants and other treats.
Other food options listed for the season include roasted sweet corn, sausage dogs, homemade kettle corn, tacos, quesadillas, pizza, mini donuts, boiled peanuts, snow cones, Dippin’ Dots and coffee drinks.
The Milton Band Boosters are also onsite each weekend serving food including hamburgers, shish kabobs and lumpia.
Come hungry.
What to Know Before You Go
Sweet Season Farms is an outdoor farm attraction, so weather matters.
The farm may temporarily close attractions or shut down for the day during heavy rain or storms. Sweet Season Farms recommends checking its social media before traveling when the forecast is questionable. If weather ends a visit shortly after arrival, the farm says it may issue a rain voucher for another day rather than a cash refund.
A few other things to know:
Pumpkins are not included with admission.
Sunflowers and zinnias depend on availability.
No alcohol is allowed on the property.
The maze and farm paths are natural ground, so comfortable closed toe shoes are a good idea.
All attractions may not operate at all times.
Sweet Season Farms accepts cash and credit cards.
Is Sweet Season Farms Worth the Drive From Pensacola?
For families looking for a traditional fall day without traveling far from the coast, Sweet Season Farms packs a lot into one trip.
You can get lost in the corn maze, walk through the sunflowers, pick out a pumpkin to take home, ride the hayride, race around the farm activities and finish the afternoon with a caramel apple or fresh squeezed lemonade.
It is also close enough to Pensacola, Navarre and the beaches to work as an easy weekend day trip during September, October or early November.
Sweet Season Farms opens September 26 and continues weekends through November 8.
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