A corn-maze and hayride farm offering both regular and haunted maze options, located in the Eastern Panhandle mountains — limited operational data and no confirmed 2026 details.
Admission pricing not found
Arnold Farm is a corn-maze operation in Romney (Hampshire County), in the Eastern Panhandle mountains of West Virginia. The core appeal is the ability to choose: a regular corn maze for daytime navigation, or a haunted maze for Halloween-season spooky engagement. The farm also offers hayrides, a gift shop, and snacks.
The catch: limited operational clarity. The farm website is currently unreachable, and detailed 2026 information (opening date, exact pricing, haunted-maze availability windows) is not in the public record. This is a real obstacle for planning.
The farm operates Friday through Sunday, noon until dark. That constraint reshapes the visit. On a late-September day, dark comes around 7pm, and you have a solid seven-hour window. On a late-October day, dark comes closer to 5pm, and you are working against daylight. A Friday midday arrival gives you the longest usable window. A Sunday afternoon visit in late October means finishing as evening closes in.
If you are maze-phobic about navigating partially in darkness, plan for early October or an early-afternoon visit even earlier in the season.
A regular corn maze is daytime fun — navigation challenge, family activity, photo opportunities. A haunted corn maze during October adds costume, actors, or spooky themes to the same physical maze. Both are offered. If you want straightforward fall fun, go early October and regular maze. If you want Halloween thrills, later October and the haunted maze is the call. Ask when you call which is available on your intended date.
The farm explicitly offers school-tour programs. If you have a school group or a large family gathering, this is worth exploring. Call 304-822-3603 and ask about group pricing and scheduling.
Romney is in the mountains, west of more-developed areas like Charles Town and Harpers Ferry. The narrow mountain roads mean travel times are longer than straight-line distance suggests. Budget accordingly if combining this stop with other fall activities.
Website down, 2026 dates unconfirmed, pricing absent, and haunted-maze availability unclear. Before driving from any distance, call 304-822-3603. Ask:
Once you have answers, you can decide whether the farm suits your timing. If you are local (Eastern Panhandle), a phone call is quick and easy. If you are traveling from a distance, you need that confirmation before investing drive time.
Fridays through Sundays, noon until dark. Specific opening date for 2026 is not confirmed; assume late September or early October based on regional patterns, but call 304-822-3603 to confirm. 'Noon until dark' means midday arrival is optimal, especially late October when dark comes near 5pm.
One to two hours for a corn maze; add time for gift shop browsing and snacks.
Friday–Sunday operation means weekend-only crowds. Late October (closer to Halloween) will be busier. A Friday midday visit may be quieter than Saturday or Sunday.
Not published. Assume farm parking.
Not specified. Contact the farm.
You need weekday daytime hours; this farm operates Friday–Sunday, noon until dark only. Also skip if daytime hours are essential; 'noon until dark' on a late-October Sunday means you finish around 5pm.
The record does not confirm 2026 opening dates. Call 304-822-3603 to ask when the farm opens (assume late September or early October) and confirm Friday–Sunday hours.
A regular corn maze is a daytime navigation challenge. A haunted maze uses the same corn-maze setting with added Halloween-season spooky elements (decoration, actors, themes). Both are available.
Yes, school tours are available. Call 304-822-3603 to arrange a group visit.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fridays-Sundays, noon until dark. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Admission pricing not found
HC 66 Box 20, Romney, WV 26757, in Hampshire County. It is one of 17 patches we track in West Virginia.
We track 17 patches in West Virginia, 2 of which are free to walk into. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has an after-dark attraction, which most West Virginia patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 7 of the 17 patches we track in West Virginia had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other patches we track in Hampshire County. All West Virginia patches →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
arnoldfarmwv.com
Checked August 2026.