A well-established corn maze and pumpkin operation with a haunted-maze option, located on Highway 16 in the flat agricultural heart of the Mississippi Delta.
Farmer Jim’s is a well-established operation in the Delta, sitting on Highway 16 in Sharkey County. The core identity is the corn maze, supported by pumpkins and a haunted-maze option. That mix signals a farm built for a substantial fall outing, particularly on weekends when haunted attractions are typically more staffed and engaging.
Here is the honest gap: the farm’s website does not publish its 2026 opening and closing dates or daily hours. This is not unusual for farms that rely on word-of-mouth or repeat local visitors, but it is unhelpful for anyone planning a trip from more than a few miles away. The solution is one phone call: (662) 873-2611. Ask what day they are opening, what their hours are on your intended visit day, and whether they operate weekdays or weekends only.
Corn maze is the headline. The farm lists pumpkins for picking or pre-selection and a haunted maze as secondary activities. We do not have details on the maze difficulty, whether it is timed or scored, or what the haunted experience entails. We also do not have information on pricing or which activities (if any) are separate charges.
The Delta is flat, intensely agricultural land. It has a distinctive character and working-farm authenticity, but if you are expecting a themed festival or elaborate concessions setup, call and ask what the actual experience looks like. The farm’s focus on a maze and haunted attraction suggests it is a more straightforward, activity-focused visit than a full festival venue.
If the haunted maze is part of your plan, it is typically a dusk and evening activity — you want real darkness for atmosphere, which means a daytime maze visit followed by an evening haunted experience, or an evening-only ticket if the farm offers that option. This matters for planning: if you are visiting with young children who need to leave before dark, the haunted maze may not be realistic. Ask about age requirements and timing when you call.
Sharkey County and the central Mississippi Delta are remote enough that you will not stumble upon this farm casually. It is a destination visit, which means confirming the schedule before you leave home and treating it as the anchor of your fall outing rather than one stop in a broader loop. The Highway 16 location does put you in the heart of the Delta’s agricultural character, which is one of the things that makes this region distinct in the state.
The farm's website does not publish 2026 dates. Call (662) 873-2611 to confirm opening and closing dates and hours before planning your visit. Historically, most Mississippi pumpkin farms open in late September and run into November, but this year's schedule must be confirmed directly.
Two to four hours, depending on corn maze complexity and whether you attempt the haunted maze. Most visitors will complete a corn maze, pick or select a pumpkin, and possibly explore the haunted maze in that window.
Not published. Highway 16 corridor farms in the Delta can draw regional weekend traffic, particularly for well-established operations with a haunted maze. Weekday visits, if the farm is open on weekdays, are likely to be quieter than Saturday and Sunday.
Not documented. Assume field parking; after heavy rain, Delta farm lots can retain mud and water.
Not published. Call (662) 873-2611 to discuss accessibility needs before the trip.
You cannot call ahead to confirm the opening date and hours. The farm does not publish a 2026 schedule online, and a destination visit requires knowing when the property will be open. This is not a run-out-on-whim type of venue without prior confirmation.
The farm does not publish its 2026 dates on its website. Call (662) 873-2611 to confirm opening and closing dates, as well as hours of operation for your intended visit day.
The farm lists corn maze, pumpkins, and haunted maze. We do not have details on whether the maze is timed, scored, or part of the admission or a separate charge. Call the farm for specifics on how the maze experience works.
We do not have pricing information. Haunted mazes at similar farms are often an add-on to the general admission or pumpkin-patch entry. Call (662) 873-2611 to confirm the price structure.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
Hwy 16, Rolling Fork, MS 39159, in Sharkey County. It is one of 6 patches we track in Jackson Region.
We track 6 patches in Jackson Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has a corn or crop maze, an after-dark attraction, which most Jackson Region patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 6 patches we track in Jackson Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
farmerjimspumpkinpatch.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.