Caldwell's largest fall festival with an 8-acre corn maze, multiple difficulty paths, hay-bale maze for young children, and 9+ activities (jumping pillows, barrel rides, slides, farm animals) — now in its fifth year — but the 2026 dates, hours, and pricing are not yet confirmed on the website, requiring a phone call for any planning.
Cherry Hill Farms is the largest fall festival in the Caldwell area, now in its fifth year of operation. The property features an 8-acre corn maze with two difficulty paths (allowing visitors to choose their challenge level) plus a separate hay-bale maze for younger children. The farm also operates jumping pillows, barrel rides, tube slides, a car track, farm animals, straw maze, and corn pit — a substantial activity lineup for a multi-hour visit.
Located on Chicken Dinner Road in Caldwell, the farm is part of Canyon County’s growing fall-attraction cluster.
The farm’s website does not yet show 2026 dates, hours, or pricing in late August 2026. This is not uncommon for established fall farms finalizing seasonal logistics, but it means checking the website or calling ahead is essential. The farm has operated five years consistently, so a September opening is likely, but confirm before making the drive.
The 8-acre corn maze with two difficulty paths is substantially larger than many regional operations. That is a genuine differentiator. Difficulty-level selection means families can choose whether to challenge themselves or take a more leisurely path. The separate hay-bale maze for young children prevents the frustration of toddlers trying to navigate an adult maze.
Whether the jumping pillows, barrel rides, and slides are included in admission or priced separately is not clarified in available research. Confirm this when you call to ask about 2026 pricing — it materially affects your budget planning.
Caldwell sits west of Boise, about 30 minutes from downtown. It is farther than central Treasure Valley venues like Meridian or Kuna but more convenient than mountain or distant options. For Caldwell residents and Nampa-area families, this is a logical local destination.
The fifth-year milestone suggests this is a durable, well-established operation. Unlike some one-or-two-year experimental events, this farm has demonstrated staying power, which usually correlates with reliable operations and consistent logistics.
September (based on historical pattern from prior years). The farm typically opens in September but 2026 specific dates are not yet published. Call the farm at the number listed or check cherryhillfarms.com to confirm 2026 opening and operating dates.
Three to four hours for the 8-acre maze plus supplementary activities. The maze alone, depending on complexity and path choice, takes 45 minutes to an hour. Add time for barrel rides, tube slides, and farm-animal interaction.
An established fifth-year fall festival in the Caldwell/Canyon County area will draw consistent crowds. October peak season applies everywhere. Early September (once the farm opens) is less crowded than late October.
Parking on-site; details not specified. An 8-acre operation with multiple activities likely has substantial parking, but peak October weekends will run full.
The 8-acre maze and other activities have no accessibility details in published materials. Contact the farm if you have mobility concerns.
You need confirmed 2026 dates and pricing before planning. The farm has not yet published 2026 opening date, hours, or admission cost on its website. Without those details, you cannot reliably schedule a visit. If you need details before early September, the farm's lack of digital updates may frustrate you.
Specific 2026 opening date is not yet published. The farm is established and has run five years, so a September opening is likely based on typical patterns, but confirm directly at cherryhillfarms.com or by contacting the farm.
Hours are not yet published online. Call or visit the website to confirm daily operating hours once 2026 details are finalized.
Pricing for 2026 is not published. Once the farm releases its 2026 information (typically in late August), admission cost will be available. Call ahead or check the website.
This is not specified in available materials. Established fall fests typically bundle the maze, but confirm with the farm whether admission includes all activities or whether some are à la carte.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Starts in September (fifth annual in 2026, specific dates not confirmed). Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
Chicken Dinner Road, Caldwell, ID, in Canyon County. It is one of 8 patches we track in Boise Region.
We track 8 patches in Boise Region, 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 6 of the 8 patches we track in Boise Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There is 1 other patch we track in Canyon County. All Boise Region patches →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
cherryhillfarms.com
Checked August 2026.