A $5 corn maze with pick-your-own pumpkins by day and a haunted maze, haunted house and zombie paintball after dark — genuinely cheap, but the farm has posted no 2026 dates and sends people to Facebook for them.
$5 corn maze admission per the City of Forsyth 2025 event listing. Pricing for the haunted corn maze, haunted house and zombie paintball is not published; 2026 pricing has not been posted.
Rough cost for a family of four: about $20.00 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.
Hamlin Hills is two farms sharing a field. By day it is about as straightforward as a fall farm gets: a corn maze, a kiddie maze for the small ones, tractor-pulled hay rides, and a pumpkin patch you can pick from or buy pre-picked out of. After dark it turns into a haunt — a haunted corn maze, a haunted house and zombie paintball.
Those are not the same audience and they are not the same evening. Bringing a five-year-old to the daytime farm is a good idea. Bringing a five-year-old anywhere near the night operation is not.
Five dollars. That is the published corn maze admission, from a City of Forsyth listing covering last season, and if it holds it makes this the cheapest gate on our Georgia list by a wide margin — a family of four in for $20 at a farm where metro operations charge that per person.
The caveat is the same one that runs through this whole page: that figure is 2025, and nothing about 2026 pricing has been posted. It is also only the maze. What the haunted maze, the haunted house and zombie paintball cost is published nowhere at all, and haunt pricing is generally a different order of magnitude from a $5 daytime maze. If the evening is your plan, get all three numbers on the phone before you drive out.
The farm’s own site does something we can respect and cannot work with: it publishes 10am to 6pm fall hours and then tells you to check Facebook for the opening dates. That is an honest answer from a working farm whose season depends on the crop, and it is useless to anyone planning more than a couple of days ahead.
For Macon-area locals it is fine — watch the page, go when they say. For anyone driving an hour or more, treat a trip here as conditional on a confirmed post.
Monroe County sits around the fall line, and that geography is the reason a pick-your-own pumpkin patch here is a real thing rather than a marketing line. Farms in this part of the state grow their own corn for the maze and can grow their own pumpkins, which is not true everywhere a “pumpkin patch” sign goes up.
The weather is the middle case. October here is milder than the deep south and warmer than the mountains — a 10am to 6pm day is comfortable for most of the season. The evening is a different matter. Once the sun is off the field the temperature drops quickly, and standing in a corn row waiting to be frightened is not the moment to realise the jackets are in the car.
The farm's own site gives fall hours of 10am to 6pm and then tells visitors to check Facebook for opening dates, which is an honest admission that the calendar is not fixed. A 2025 tourism listing described a Friday-through-Sunday pattern in October. No 2026 dates had been posted anywhere. Practically: the daytime farm and the after-dark haunt are two different visits with two different audiences, and the haunted attractions run after the 6pm close on a schedule the farm has not published at all.
An hour and a half to two and a half hours for the daytime visit — a corn maze, a kiddie maze, a hayride and picking a pumpkin. The haunted side is a separate evening and should be planned as one.
Not documented. A cheap farm in a region with fewer alternatives than metro Atlanta will draw well on October weekends, and if the Friday-to-Sunday pattern holds there are only three days a week absorbing it.
Not published. Assume a field. Middle Georgia gets substantial autumn rain and a wet field stays soft, so pick footwear accordingly.
You need to know before you leave the house that the farm is open. Nothing published anywhere gives 2026 dates, and the farm itself routes that question to a Facebook page. That is fine for locals and a poor bet for a long drive.
The only published figure is $5 for corn maze admission, from a City of Forsyth event listing describing the 2025 season. Pricing for the haunted corn maze, haunted house and zombie paintball is not published anywhere, and no 2026 pricing has been posted at all.
The farm's own site states fall hours of 10am to 6pm and directs visitors to Facebook for opening dates. A 2025 tourism listing described Fridays through Sundays in October. No 2026 dates exist on any source we could reach, so check the Facebook page before travelling.
Both are offered — a pick-your-own patch and pre-picked pumpkins. Monroe County is around the fall line, so unlike much of the deep south this is a region where farms can grow their own crop.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fridays through Sundays in October per the 2025 tourism listing; the farm's own site says the fall season runs 10am-6pm daily and directs visitors to Facebook for opening dates. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission starts at $5 per person. $5 corn maze admission per the City of Forsyth 2025 event listing. Pricing for the haunted corn maze, haunted house and zombie paintball is not published; 2026 pricing has not been posted.
477 Dames Ferry Road, Forsyth, GA 31029, in Monroe County. It is one of 8 patches we track in Middle Georgia.
We track 8 patches in Middle Georgia. At $5 a head this one sits below the regional median of $13.95, undercutting 4 of the 6 paid patches we track here.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 6 of the 8 patches we track in Middle Georgia had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 4 other patches we track in Monroe County. All Middle Georgia patches →
hamlinhills.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.