A Southern New Hampshire farm with three separate corn mazes, a haunted barn, and affordable $7-per-person admission that includes all activities—open daily from August 1 through October 31, noon to dusk.
$7 per person includes access to both mazes and activities. Children 3 and under free. Payment at Ice Cream Barn.
Rough cost for a family of four: about $28.00 in admission alone at the posted starting rate, before pumpkins, food, parking or any add-on listed above. Most families end up well north of that once they are through the gate.
Beech Hill Farm operates three separate corn mazes rather than a single large one—an unusual setup that makes multiple visits worthwhile or allows different family members to pick mazes suited to their skills. The specific designs and difficulty levels of the three mazes aren’t published, so call the farm to ask which one suits your group.
Beyond the mazes, the farm offers a haunted barn (likely family-friendly rather than extreme horror) and an on-site Ice Cream Barn for payment and refreshments. The combination of activities and the three-maze structure means a committed visit can easily fill 2–3 hours.
The farm’s long season (August 1 through October 31) is a genuine advantage if you want to avoid the October-weekend crush.
The admission is straightforward: $7 per person for all three mazes and the haunted barn. Children 3 and under are free.
A family of two adults and two kids aged 5 and 8 pays $7 + $7 + $7 + $7 = $28 at the door to access every maze and activity. Ice cream, if you want it, is separate.
Groups of 10 or more receive discounts; call the farm at 603-223-0828 to discuss school groups, birthday parties, or family reunions.
The farm opens August 1—unusually early for a pumpkin patch, and a solid advantage if you want to experience a corn maze before the September-to-October crush or without the leaf-peeping traffic that clogs Southern New Hampshire roads by mid-October.
August mazes are navigated in summer heat, so bring water. September is ideal: weather is mild, colors are starting, and crowds are manageable. By mid-October, the region is busy, especially on weekends.
Late October (after October 15) sees fewer visitors and milder weekday traffic, but dusk arrives around 4:30 PM, giving you a narrow window to tackle three mazes before closing.
The farm closes at dusk, not a fixed evening hour, so plan accordingly. In early October, dusk is around 6 PM; by late October, it’s closer to 4:30 PM.
Call the farm to ask:
This information will help you plan whether three mazes is an exciting challenge or an exhausting obligation.
Arrive by early afternoon, especially in late October when dusk closes the mazes early. Bring comfortable shoes and layers; September and October evenings cool down as dusk approaches. Bring water and snacks if you’re not buying ice cream.
Call 603-223-0828 to confirm which mazes suit your group’s ages and experience level, clarify dusk closing time for your target date, and arrange group discounts if applicable.
September and early October when weather is mild and crowds are moderate; the farm's early August opening means you can visit during summer if you prefer fewer people and warmer evenings.
2 to 3 hours for all three mazes plus haunted barn
Moderate on weekdays; busy on weekends, especially mid-to-late October during peak leaf season in Southern NH.
Farm parking available; confirm with staff if arriving during peak times.
Call 603-223-0828 to confirm wheelchair and mobility access to maze entrances, the haunted barn, and payment at the Ice Cream Barn.
You want to visit late at night—the farm closes at dusk, so evening mazes are not available, and dusk closing time is firm.
Hopkinton is 25 minutes from downtown Concord and 35 minutes from lakes and hiking in the central NH lakes region. Combine a maze visit with a scenic drive or picnic.
The record does not specify, so call 603-223-0828 to ask. Typically, farms offer variety in maze sizes and difficulty levels, but confirm which mazes suit your group's ages and patience.
It's described as a haunted barn, not a scare house. The farm likely aims for family-friendly spookiness rather than frightening horror, but call to confirm if you're worried about younger children.
Dusk times shift as the season progresses—roughly 6 PM in early October, dropping to 4:30 PM by late October. Plan to arrive by early afternoon if you want time for all three mazes before closing.
Yes. Call 603-223-0828 or email contact@beechhillfarm.com to arrange group discounts and make reservations.
August 1 – October 31, 2026. Daily. Hours: Noon to Dusk.
Admission starts at $7 per person. $7 per person includes access to both mazes and activities. Children 3 and under free. Payment at Ice Cream Barn.
107 Beech Hill Road, Hopkinton, NH 03229, in Merrimack County. It is one of 12 patches we track in Southern New Hampshire.
We track 12 patches in Southern New Hampshire. At $7 a head this one sits below the regional median of $29, undercutting 1 of the 2 paid patches we track here.
Its season runs about 92 days against a regional average of 92, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has an after-dark attraction, which most Southern New Hampshire patches on our list do not.
There is 1 other patch we track in Merrimack County. All Southern New Hampshire patches →
beechhillfarm.com
Checked August 2026.