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Gallagher's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch

📍 Road 8VE, Clark, WY 82435🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A 6-acre corn maze operated by a natural beef ranch, with u-pick pumpkins and farm animals. Weekend-only operation with limited hours. Pricing and 2026 dates are not confirmed.

Gallagher's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Clark, WY

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Corn MazePumpkin PatchKiddie Corn MazeHay Bale MazeFarm Animals

Our take

Gallagher’s Corn Maze is a 6-acre corn maze operated by Gallagher Natural Beef on their ranch in Clark, Wyoming, in Park County near the Absaroka Mountains. The property offers a full maze experience: the main adult maze, a kiddie mini maze, a straw and hay bale maze, and u-pick or pre-harvested pumpkins.

The operation is weekend-only with compressed hours, and specific 2026 dates and pricing are not confirmed.

Hours and scheduling

Historically, the maze operates Saturday 11am to dark and Sunday 1:30pm to dark, late September through late October (approximate dates September 23–October 29). Saturday’s 11am opening means you can start in mid-morning, but Sunday’s 1:30pm start significantly curtails the day. The “to dark” closure means evening times shift with the season — early October gives you more time than late October.

Call (307) 899-0452 to confirm 2026 operating dates and hours. This is essential for a rural Wyoming destination where seasonal operations can vary year to year.

The maze experience

The 6-acre main corn maze is the draw. A kiddie mini maze suits younger children. The straw and hay bale maze is an alternative for those who want a puzzle but have limited time or stamina. Adding pumpkin picking, you are looking at 2–3 hours of activity.

The ranch offers picnic areas and porta-potties on-site. Availability for birthday parties and school tours is noted, suggesting the facility accommodates groups.

Pumpkin options

U-pick pumpkins are available, as well as pre-harvested options. Whether one or both are available throughout the season is not specified, so ask when you call about 2026 operation.

Wyoming weather and distance

Clark sits in Park County in northern Wyoming near the Absaroka Mountains. Early October brings mild to cool days and can include rain or unexpected weather. Layers and a jacket are practical. Wind is a constant feature of Wyoming outdoor events — plan accordingly.

Getting to Clark from major Wyoming towns (Cody, Sheridan) involves 30–60 minutes of driving. Combine the maze visit with other Park County activities or a nearby town overnight rather than treating it as a standalone quick stop.

Pricing and confirmation

2026 pricing for admission, pumpkins, and any activity fees are not confirmed. Call the ranch to ask costs before committing to the trip. The natural beef business focus suggests the maze is seasonal and may not prioritize online information updates.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Historical operation has been September 23–October 29, but 2026 dates are not confirmed. Weekend-only: Saturday 11am to dark, Sunday 1:30pm to dark. Call (307) 899-0452 to confirm 2026 operating dates and hours before visiting.

How long to budget

2–3 hours for maze navigation and pumpkin selection, depending on maze complexity and party size.

Crowds

Weekend-only operation compresses demand into Saturday and Sunday. Saturday afternoon and Sunday would see more families. Early morning (Saturday 11am) offers the quietest entry.

Parking

Not published. Assume ranch parking on-site.

What to bring

  • A phone to confirm 2026 dates before visiting.
  • Comfortable walking shoes for maze navigation.
  • Layers and a jacket. Wyoming fall elevations and wind exposure are real factors.
  • Snacks and water. Rural Wyoming locations have limited food options nearby.

How to spend less here

  • 2026 pricing is not confirmed. Contact the ranch to ask admission, pumpkin, and any activity costs before visiting.
  • The ranch mentions availability for birthday parties and school tours; group discounts may apply.

Who it suits

Good for

  • Families enjoying corn maze challenges
  • Anyone who wants multiple maze options (adult maze, kiddie maze, hay bale maze)
  • Rural Wyoming visitors in the Park County area

Skip it if

You need confirmed dates and pricing for 2026. Seasonal operation, weekend-only hours, and unconfirmed cost structure make this a 'call ahead' destination.

Common questions

When is Gallagher's Corn Maze open in 2026?

Historical operation has been September 23–October 29, but 2026 dates are not confirmed. The maze is open Saturday 11am to dark and Sunday 1:30pm to dark (historical hours). Call (307) 899-0452 to confirm.

What does admission cost?

Not confirmed for 2026. Contact the ranch to ask admission price and any pumpkin or activity charges.

What mazes and activities are available?

A 6-acre corn maze, kiddie mini corn maze, straw/hay bale maze, u-pick pumpkins, pre-harvested pumpkins, and farm animal interactions. The ranch also offers picnic areas and porta-potties.

Where is Clark, Wyoming?

Park County, in northern Wyoming near the Absaroka Mountains. Directions: Highway 120 to Clark, turn onto Road 1 AB (across from Edelweiss Bar).

When is Gallagher's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Saturday and Sunday. Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does Gallagher's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch cost?

Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.

Where is Gallagher's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch?

Road 8VE, Clark, WY 82435, in null. It is one of 2 patches we track in Wyoming.

Other patches near Clark

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Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openSaturday and Sunday
HoursSaturday 11 am to dark, Sunday 1:30 pm to dark
AdmissionNot published
County
RegionWyoming

Directions

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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.

Sources

gallaghernaturalbeef.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

Checked August 2026.