A Southeast Alabama farm with 35 attractions including a 7-acre corn maze, operating Friday through Sunday with split hours including Friday evening only, significant on-site food vendors, and no published admission pricing.
Corndodgers Farm is a scale operation in Southeast Alabama. It boasts 35 different attractions across the property, a 7-acre corn maze, four on-site food vendors, cow train rides, corn cannon, jumping pillow, pony rides, petting zoo, and more. The farm bills itself as a top attraction in Headland and operates as a serious destination farm, not a small neighborhood patch.
The season is September 26 through October 27, 2026, Friday through Sunday only. That Friday-Sunday-only schedule is the clearest operational reality you need to know. Friday runs 5pm to 10pm (evening only, useful if you have work constraints or want an evening outing). Saturday is 12pm to 10pm (the full day, your best bet for a standard farm visit). Sunday is 1pm to 6pm (afternoon only).
The 7-acre corn maze is the centerpiece. That is not a short walk — budget 1.5 to 2 hours minimum. Add the other 34 attractions and on-site food, and you are looking at a three- to five-hour commitment minimum.
This is the critical gap. The farm does not publish admission pricing anywhere. You can see all 35 attractions, read about the maze, check the hours, and plan your visit mentally, but you cannot find a price. Call 334-726-1485 or visit the website to ask for admission cost before driving out.
Most pumpkin patches force you to bring food or leave for lunch. Corndodgers has four food vendors on-site, so you can eat without leaving the property. That saves time and money if you are planning a multi-hour outing.
Do not think of this as a casual 20-minute maze. Seven acres is substantial. Families with kids ages 5 to 12 should budget 1.5 to 2 hours. Younger kids tire faster, and families that get lost or really engage with maze challenges take longer. Plan accordingly and set expectations with your kids before entering.
A 5pm–10pm Friday operation is rare at pumpkin farms. If you are constrained by work schedules or want to transform an evening into farm time, Friday works. The tradeoff is that a 7-acre maze in twilight or darkness requires good personal lighting — bring a flashlight.
Saturday 12pm to 10pm is your longest continuous window for a daytime outing. Arriving at noon gives you a full afternoon of maze and activities before evening. Sunday afternoon (1pm–6pm) is the only other daytime option.
The missing price, the weekend-only schedule, and the scale of this operation all point to one conclusion: call the farm before committing to a trip. Five minutes of phone time removes uncertainty and lets you plan a real budget.
September 26 through October 27, 2026. Friday 5pm to 10pm (evening only), Saturday 12pm to 10pm, Sunday 1pm to 6pm. Friday is an evening visit, Saturday is full day/evening, and Sunday is afternoon only. Saturday offers the longest continuous hours if you want a full outing.
Three to five hours. The 7-acre corn maze alone can run 1.5 to 2 hours, and with 35 attractions on-site plus food vendors, a full afternoon or evening is the natural rhythm.
Not specified, but a 35-attraction farm is a local destination and will draw crowds, especially Saturday afternoons and Sundays as October approaches Halloween. Friday evenings may be quieter.
Not specified. Assume field parking typical of rural farms.
Corn maze, cow train rides, corn cannon, jumping pillow, pony rides and petting zoo suggest varied mobility needs. Call ahead to confirm accessibility.
You want weekday daytime access or early mornings. The farm operates Friday through Sunday only, and Friday is evening only (5pm–10pm). If you need daylight and weekday schedules, you are out of luck.
Corndodgers Farm is in Headland, Henry County, in Southeast Alabama near Dothan. It is a regional destination rather than part of a larger day-trip cluster. Plan a dedicated farm visit rather than combining with other nearby attractions.
Admission pricing is not published online. Call the farm at 334-726-1485 to confirm the cost for your group.
The maze is 7 acres, making it a substantial undertaking — plan 1.5 to 2 hours for most families. It is a major attraction, not a quick stop.
Friday is 5pm to 10pm — evening only. This works if you want an evening outing or cannot escape work until late afternoon. Saturday (12pm–10pm) and Sunday (1pm–6pm) offer daytime options.
September 26 – October 27, 2026. Fri-Sat-Sun. Hours: Friday 5pm-10pm, Saturday 12pm-10pm, Sunday 1pm-6pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
1555 Knowles Road, Headland, AL, in Henry County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Montgomery Region.
We track 4 patches in Montgomery Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 32 days against a regional average of 34, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, an after-dark attraction, which most Montgomery Region patches on our list do not.
There is 1 other patch we track in Henry County. All Montgomery Region patches →
corndodgersfarm.com
Checked August 2026.