Big attraction
7-acre corn maze
Hidden stamps are placed throughout the maze. Find them all and earn a candy prize.
Family-owned and operated
A full day of fall fun.
Brasee’s starts preparing the maze and pumpkin patch in May, then opens the farm for fall weekends in September and October.
About Brasee’s
Built for families and fall memories.
The Brasee family turned 27 acres into a corn maze and pumpkin patch more than two decades ago. The farm is now entering its 23rd season.
Come for an afternoon with family and friends, or stay after dark and take on the maze with a flashlight.
The Brasee family: Josh, Lou, Carissa, Cory, Kelsey, Kevin, Gabbie, Summer, Gage, Mykelti, Ever, Kai, Kwyn, and Knightley.
Around the farm
Plenty to do between the maze and pumpkin patch.
Games, play areas, seasonal characters, and open space give families more than one reason to stay for the afternoon.
Plan your visit
Pick your own
Pumpkin patch
Head into the field and choose your pumpkin while supplies last. Free wagons help with the big ones. Corn stalk bundles and straw bales are also available.
Weather permitting
Weekend hayrides
Climb aboard for a ride around the farm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The final hayride leaves one hour before closing.
For younger visitors
Kids activities
Kids corn maze, pitch-black straw maze, petting zoo, straw slide, jungle dome, kids zip line, Ninja Course, Infinity Climber, Net Climber, pumpkin bowling, photo opportunities, bounce house, and corn pit.
Food at the farm
Warm up, sit down, and grab a snack.
Concessions include burgers, hot dogs, nachos, soft pretzels, candy, popcorn, water, Grobes apple cider slushies, hot chocolate, and hot cider. Four fire rings give you a place to warm up.
New for the 23rd season
Brasee’s will be popping its own fresh kettle corn at the farm.
One night only
The woods change after dark.
Walking zombies, dark trails, and surprises behind the trees turn the regular hayride into Brasee’s Haunted Hayride.