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Rhode Island Fall Festivals and Events Guide 2024

Families visiting the Southern New England farm can explore the sprawling corn maze, take hayrides touring the local countryside, and visit a petting zoo, with weekend passes priced at $20 per person. Clark Farms Corn Maze and 2026…

Rhode Island Fall Festivals and Events Guide 2024

Families visiting the Southern New England farm can explore the sprawling corn maze, take hayrides touring the local countryside, and visit a petting zoo, with weekend passes priced at $20 per person.

Clark Farms Corn Maze and 2026 Dates

The operational schedule splits between weekday maze access and full weekend festival programming. According to Clark Farms, the corn maze opens every day of the week starting September 12 through November 1. Weekday tickets cost $15 per person and cover entry to the maze and farm park. The farm’s daily offerings give visitors access to the grounds outside of peak weekend crowds.

Weekend Fall Fest Attractions and Hayrides

Weekend visitors gain access to expanded festival activities that run alongside the daily corn maze. According to Clark Farms, weekend Fall Fest tickets cost $20 per person. Weekend programming includes hayrides touring the Matunuck countryside, which this season showcase the evolution of farming in Rhode Island over the past 250 years. Additional weekend-only features include ziplines, food vendors, and live music.

Family Activities and Farm Park Features

Beyond the maze and hayrides, the farm hosts multiple permanent and seasonal attractions for families. According to Clark Farms, visitors can interact with animals at the petting zoo, jump in the corn pit, slide down the giant Mountain Slide, play farm basketball, and race on pedal-powered go-karts. Management notes that dogs are permitted in the garden center and retail space but remain prohibited in the farm park and Fall Fest area, with the exception of service animals.

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