Northeast Washington's premier corn-maze destination with a 12-acre design and fresh farm produce, but pricing is unpublished and seasonal dates require a call to confirm.
Colville Corn Maze is a deliberate, specialized destination. The 12-acre design with multiple miles of interconnected trails is the largest maze in this dataset and differentiates Colville from typical pumpkin-patch add-ons. This is a place people drive to for the maze experience, with a pumpkin patch and farm produce in supporting roles.
Northeast Washington’s dry, cooler climate means October here is genuinely pleasant for outdoor maze walking—full sun, little rain, crisp air. It’s a different beast than the wet-field experience of West-of-Cascades patches.
Twelve acres means real time investment and navigational challenge. Expect 45 minutes to 2 hours depending on family age mix, maze-solving aptitude, and whether you power through or take detours. The record notes “miles of trails,” suggesting interconnected route options and re-routing—not a dead-end maze, but a challenge to solve. This appeals to visitors who enjoy the actual puzzle of a maze, not just a walk through a carved path.
The farm markets fresh-picked sweet corn, winter squash, and pie pumpkins. Late September through October is prime harvest here, so freshness is guaranteed. If you cook with seasonal vegetables, this is worth adding to your trip—farm-to-table corn and squash are tough to beat, and pricing should be farm-market competitive (cheaper than upscale groceries, comparable to farmers market).
The farm’s weekday hours (4pm-7pm) are unusually late, suggesting a design around working families getting off work. Weekend hours (11am-7pm) are standard. This pattern is specific and worth verifying on the farm’s website or phone line before you plan your drive. If you work a standard day and want to visit on a weekday, you’ll need to leave work early or go after 4pm with limited daylight.
Eastern Washington, east of the Cascades, is drier and sunnier in fall than the Puget Sound and Southwest Washington regions. October here means less mud risk, more direct sun, and cooler temperatures (ideal maze-walking weather). Rain is rare; frost is possible on early mornings.
Admission cost is not published online. Call (509) 684-6751 to confirm pricing for adults, children, and seniors. Produce pricing will depend on market rates and farm supply; expect to ask in person or by phone.
Colville suits maze enthusiasts, families with children old enough for sustained walking (ages 6+), and visitors comfortable with Northeast Washington’s dry climate and late weekday hours. It’s less suited to families with toddlers (long maze walk), visitors seeking multiple quick activities, or those wanting pricing certainty before arrival. If you’re planning a Spokane-area corn-maze tour, Colville is the complementary Eastern Washington stop alongside Green Bluff farms.
Late September through Halloween, with varied weekday/weekend hours; early October offers the best maze-walking weather (dry, cooler) in Northeast Washington's fall climate.
2-3 hours
Regional premier status suggests steady demand, especially weekends. Weekday late-afternoon arrivals (4-7pm) may be quieter than weekend mornings, though specific crowd data is not published.
Rural Colville location; farm parking likely standard gravel or field lot. Eastern Washington October is generally dry, so mud is less of a factor than west of the Cascades.
Not confirmed. The 12-acre corn maze with multiple interconnected trails requires walking stamina and navigational ability. Call (509) 684-6751 to ask about accessible maze routes or alternative activities.
Colville is 90 minutes northeast of Spokane. Pair with Spokane-area patches (Beck's Harvest House, Siemers Farm in Green Bluff, about 45 minutes south) for a Northeast Washington corn-maze tour.
Completion time varies by age, ability, and route choice. Estimate 45 minutes to 2 hours for an average family with children. The farm doesn't publish average times; ask staff on arrival.
Pricing is not published online. Call (509) 684-6751 to confirm gate admission for adults, children, and seniors.
Weekday hours are 4pm-7pm; weekend hours are 11am-7pm. These vary between weekday and weekend throughout the season. Confirm 2026 specific dates and hours on the website or by phone.
Yes. Fresh-picked sweet corn, winter squash, and pie pumpkins are available. Pricing is not published online; expect standard farm-market rates.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily through Halloween. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
73 Oakshott Road, Colville, WA 99114, in Stevens County. It is one of 6 patches we track in Eastern Washington.
We track 6 patches in Eastern Washington, 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 2 of the 6 patches we track in Eastern Washington had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
colvillecornmaze.com
Checked August 2026.