Maize Quest Fun Park

New Park, PA · 1 hour 44 minutes from Reading · Under $20 a person

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The 2026 fall season runs September 5 to November 8

Maize Quest Fun Park

Plan the day

Drive1 hour 44 minutes from Reading, 65 miles2 hours 14 minutes from Boyertown · 2 hours 4 minutes from Hamburg · 1 hour 43 minutes from Morgantown
Where2885 New Park Road, New Park, PAOpen in maps →
OpenFall only, September 5 to November 8, 2026: weekends plus Labor Day and Columbus Day; Fridays added for Flashlight Nights from September 26Saturdays 10 am to 4 pm and Sundays 1 to 6 pm through September 20; from September 26, Fridays and Saturdays 10 am to 10 pm, Sundays 1 to 7 pm; holidays 10 am to 4 pm
AdmissionGeneral admission $19 at the gate ($17.79 online with fee), Ultimate Access $24 ($21.93 online) adds unlimited train and Super Mega Slide rides; under 2 free; military $4 off at the gate (2026 fall season)
Plan on2 to 3 hours (the park's estimate)
Good forlittle kids, big kids, teens, adults, a group of friends

Maize Quest Fun Park is a fall corn maze and farm fun park at Maple Lawn Farms in New Park, PA. A giant corn maze anchors what the park counts as more than 30 attractions, with pumpkin picking and apples on the same farm.

The 2026 maze is themed Samurai: House of the Rising Sun, and from September 26 the park runs Flashlight Nights every Friday and Saturday until 10 pm, so you can walk the maze after dark. The Ultimate Access ticket adds unlimited trackless train and Super Mega Slide rides. The farm around it has u-pick apples from mid-August through November and pumpkin picking September 19 to October 25; plan two to three hours.

Before you go

Buy online to save up to $3 a ticket. Last tickets are sold one hour before closing. No refunds; the park runs weather permitting. Costumes are not permitted, and pets are not allowed (service dogs only). Pumpkins are 75 cents a pound, $15 max.

Coming up

Flashlight Nights run Fridays and Saturdays until 10 pm through the season's last weekend, November 6 to 8; pumpkin picking ends October 25.

Official site →Tickets →

Checked October 8, 2026 on the official site. Hours, prices and seasons change, so confirm there before a long drive.

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