A well-established 30+ attraction farm destination with an iconic annual corn maze, but planning a visit requires calling ahead—pricing, hours, and ending date are not published online.
Fritzler Farm Park operates as a 20+ year institution in the pumpkin season landscape, with 30+ attractions and an annually redesigned corn maze that serves as its signature draw. The diversity of activities—corn maze, corn flyer, barrel train, pumpkin patch, games, petting zoo, face painting, plus evening Scream Acres haunted attractions—is designed to accommodate families with mixed ages and interests, plus groups seeking both day and evening entertainment.
The farm’s reputation centers on an annually redesigned corn maze, a commitment that suggests genuine operational investment rather than a generic seasonal operation. Each year’s design is fresh, which rewards repeat visitors and creates discussion within the regional pumpkin-season community. The specific design challenge (difficulty level, theme, estimated completion time) varies year to year—you’d need to contact the farm to learn the current year’s specifications.
A 30+ acre operation running for 20+ years suggests experience with large-volume family traffic, safety protocols, and seasonal operations management. This institutional longevity is a positive signal for reliability and infrastructure, even if the farm isn’t widely known outside the regional market.
The daytime activities (corn maze, corn flyer, barrel train, pumpkin patch) close at 6:30 p.m., meaning you need to plan your primary experiences with that endpoint in mind. If you’re arriving at 4 p.m., you have roughly 2.5 hours to tackle the maze and other major activities—feasible for most family groups, but tight if you’re particularly thorough or get lost in the maze.
This 6:30 p.m. close suggests the farm operates in two distinct phases: daytime family activities (12 p.m. or earlier through 6:30 p.m., timing not specified) and evening haunted attractions (Scream Acres, separate ticketing). This split model is increasingly common at larger destination farms, allowing families with young children to have a complete experience in daylight hours, while evening guests seeking more mature entertainment have a separate offering.
Scream Acres (the evening haunted attraction) is ticketed separately from daytime farm admission. This means you cannot assume your daytime ticket includes evening experiences. If your group is interested in both, budget for two separate ticket purchases. Age restrictions and content warnings for Scream Acres would be important to clarify, especially if you’re bringing teens or have mixed age groups. Call (970) 737-2129 to ask about age appropriateness and scare-level intensity.
Fritzler Farm presents a genuine information gap: pricing, specific operating hours, operating days of the week, and an end date are not publicly available. This is a significant planning problem. You cannot budget a visit, schedule around operating hours, or plan transportation without these details.
The record indicates “daytime attractions close at 6:30 p.m.” but does not specify opening time. Is the farm open at 10 a.m., noon, or 3 p.m.? This is foundational information for a family trying to plan their day. Similarly, operating days are not specified—is it weekends-only, seven-day-a-week, or some other pattern? Peak October season (mid-October through Halloween) often sees farms shift to extended hours, but you’d need confirmation from the farm.
La Salle is 7 miles south of Greeley, in Weld County’s northern Front Range. It’s positioned as a destination farm for the Greeley market, Fort Collins, and northern Colorado residents. If you’re from the Denver metro area, this is a 90-minute drive, warranting a full-day or half-day dedicated trip rather than a quick add-on. Greeley has accommodations if you’re planning an overnight trip.
Before committing to a trip, contact (970) 737-2129 or check fritzlerfarmpark.com to confirm:
The farm’s 20+ year track record and 30+ attraction roster suggest it’s worth the research investment to pin down these details before a visit.
Late September through early October, when weather is mild and you'll encounter fewer crowds than late October. Contact the farm to confirm operating hours before planning your visit.
4–6 hours for a full daytime experience; additional hours if you stay for evening haunted attractions (Scream Acres, separate ticketing).
Expected to be heavy on weekends mid-October through Halloween; lighter in late September and on weekdays, but confirm operating days before visiting.
On-site farm parking; unpaved surface—mud boots recommended.
Not specified in available sources; contact (970) 737-2129 for accessibility information.
Fritzler Farm Park is 7 miles south of Greeley in Weld County. Make it a destination trip from Greeley, Fort Collins, or the northern Front Range. If staying overnight, Greeley has accommodations; the farm itself is rural and not near lodging.
Fritzler Farm is known for an annually designed corn maze that changes each year. The farm has operated for 20+ years with a commitment to unique maze design. Difficulty level is not specified—call (970) 737-2129 to ask about current year's design and recommended age/skill level.
Daytime attractions include corn maze (phases 1 and 2), corn flyer, barrel train, pumpkin patch, and other family activities. The 6:30 p.m. closing time for these means you should plan to start on major attractions by mid-afternoon to allow completion time.
Scream Acres is an evening haunted-attraction experience offered separately from daytime farm activities. It has separate ticketing and pricing, meaning your daytime admission does not include evening haunted experiences. Call (970) 737-2129 for Scream Acres pricing, age restrictions, and operating dates.
Operating days are not published in available sources. The farm opens Sept 19, but whether it's weekends-only or seven-day-a-week operation is not specified. Contact (970) 737-2129 to confirm.
Opens September 19, 2026 (closing date not published). Hours: Daytime attractions close at 6:30pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
20861 Cr 33, La Salle, CO 80645, in Weld County. It is one of 8 patches we track in Front Range.
We track 8 patches in Front Range, 1 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.
There is 1 other patch we track in Weld County. All Front Range patches →
fritzlerfarmpark.com
Checked August 2026.