Utah's largest fall festival with 60+ attractions at Thanksgiving Point. Corn maze and pumpkin patch are two of many activities. Admission approximately $20 per person, with additional ride and activity costs. 2026 dates not confirmed.
Per person admission approximately $20; additional costs for rides and activities
Rough cost for a family of four: about $80.00 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.
Cornbelly’s is Utah’s original fall festival, located within Thanksgiving Point, a large entertainment complex in Lehi (Utah Valley). Cornbelly’s operates 60+ attractions, including a corn maze, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, rides, and seasonal activities.
It is less a traditional pumpkin patch and more a full-service fall carnival with pumpkins as one feature among many.
With 60+ attractions, Cornbelly’s is designed as a half-day or full-day outing. A focused visit (corn maze and pumpkin patch only) takes 2–3 hours. But the environment presents constant options: rides, additional activities, other Thanksgiving Point venues. Most families end up staying longer and spending more than planned.
Admission is approximately $20 per person based on prior reports, though 2026 exact pricing is not confirmed. Rides and attractions carry separate per-use costs, which compound quickly in a large group.
The u-pick pumpkin patch is available, but it is one activity among dozens. If your primary goal is pumpkins, the wide array of alternatives can dilute the focus. If your goal is a full fall outing with pumpkins as part of the experience, Cornbelly’s provides that.
Thanksgiving Point is a sprawling complex on the edge of Lehi, in Utah Valley (between Provo and Salt Lake City). The facility is large, so expect some walking. Ample parking is available, though weekends fill up mid-day.
Exact opening and closing dates for 2026 are not confirmed in available sources. Historically, Cornbelly’s opens in late September and runs through October. Contact cornbellys.com or Thanksgiving Point directly to confirm 2026 dates before planning.
Thanksgiving Point operates daily and attracts visitors year-round. Fall festivals draw higher traffic in September and October. Weekends and mid-day (11am–3pm) are busiest; early morning and late afternoon offer quieter experiences.
Budget considerations: a family of four planning a 3–4 hour visit can easily spend $150+ when admission, a few rides, and food are combined. Set a budget and priorities in advance to avoid surprise overspending.
Exact 2026 opening and closing dates are not confirmed. Historical operation is typically September through October. Thanksgiving Point is accessible daily during those months. Visit cornbellys.com or contact Thanksgiving Point to confirm 2026 dates before planning. Weekday visits are quieter than weekends.
Three to five hours minimum for a full festival experience. The 60+ attractions mean the outing expands to a half-day or full-day commitment if you want to do more than pumpkin patch and one or two rides.
Thanksgiving Point operates daily and attracts visitors year-round. Fall festivals draw increased traffic in September and October. Weekends and mid-day (11am–3pm) are busiest; early morning and late afternoon are quieter.
Thanksgiving Point has large parking areas. Arrive early on weekends to get convenient parking.
You want a focused, straightforward pumpkin patch without upselling. This is a sprawling entertainment complex with 60+ attractions and varied pricing tiers. You will face constant decisions about which attractions to visit and additional spending for each one.
Exact 2026 dates are not confirmed in available sources. Historically, the festival runs September through October at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi. Visit cornbellys.com or contact Thanksgiving Point to confirm 2026 opening and closing dates.
Approximately $20 per person based on prior-year reports, though 2026 pricing is not confirmed. Rides and seasonal activities have separate costs. Contact cornbellys.com to confirm current pricing.
A large entertainment complex in Lehi (Utah Valley) featuring Cornbelly's fall festival, museums, gardens, and other attractions. It is designed as a day-long destination.
60+ attractions including the corn maze, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, rides, and seasonal activities. The scale means planning is important to avoid overwhelm.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission starts at $20 per person. Per person admission approximately $20; additional costs for rides and activities
3003 North Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT 84043, in Utah County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Utah Valley.
We track 3 patches in Utah Valley. At $20 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $20.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 3 patches we track in Utah Valley had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other patches we track in Utah County. All Utah Valley patches →
cornbellys.com · trip.com
Checked August 2026.