The biggest ticketed fall farm in the Sampson County area with 35-plus attractions on one admission, but it will not show you a price until you are inside the booking flow, and the weekday hours are too short to be a real day out.
Hubb's does not print ticket prices on its website - tickets are sold through a 'Buy Tickets' booking flow, with separate weekday and weekend tickets. The site notes that fall pricing applies from September 20 to November 1. A flash sale was advertised for September 8.
Hubb’s is the largest ticketed fall farm in its part of the coastal plain, and it plays the volume game: more than 35 attractions bundled into a single admission. The list is genuinely broad - a corn maze, tractor-pulled wagon rides, Cranky the Combine, a barrel train, the Hubb’s Express train, a giant jump pillow, twin barrel slides, a mini zipline, human foosball, tire mountain, rope mountain, a mini bale maze, a giant sandbox, live duck races, farm animals, nature trails, cornhole and giant checkers.
That is a lot of ground to cover, which is exactly why the schedule deserves more attention than the attraction list.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 10am to 2pm. Four hours. That is not a family day out at a farm advertising 35-plus attractions - it is a school-group window, and it is priced as a separate weekday ticket for a reason. If you arrive at 1pm on a Thursday, you have an hour.
Saturday is the opposite. In October, 10am to 9pm, which is eleven hours of operation. In September and November, Saturday closes at 6pm instead. Sunday is 10am to 6pm year-round within the season.
So the value calculation is unusually clear. An October Saturday gives you nearly twice the hours of a Sunday and nearly three times a weekday. If the ticket costs the same or similar, an October Saturday is the correct choice, and arriving mid-afternoon rather than mid-morning lets you take the evening half - quieter, cooler, and the only time the corn maze is worth doing in the dark.
Nothing is published. The farm sells through a booking flow that only reveals figures once you are inside it, and there are separate weekday and weekend tickets. The site also notes that fall pricing applies September 20 to November 1 - which implies the September 19 opening day and the November 2 to 7 tail may be priced differently. We could not capture any of those numbers and we are not going to estimate them.
The practical advice is five minutes of work before you leave: open the booking flow, select your intended date, and read the price. Do it for two candidate dates if you are flexible, because the weekday/weekend split and the fall-pricing window mean the same farm may cost noticeably different amounts depending on which day you pick.
One genuine saving is documented: the farm runs pre-season flash sales on tickets in early September, with one advertised for September 8 ahead of the September 19 opening. If you already know you are going, watching for that is the cheapest way in.
The attraction list skews young but not exclusively. Jump pillows, barrel trains, sandboxes and duck races are firmly under-eight territory. Human foosball, the mini zipline, the double barrel slides and a corn maze give older children and teenagers something to do, which is more than many farms of this size manage. A mixed-age group is well served here, which is part of what the single admission is buying.
Sampson County is flat, warm and slow-draining. Early-season visits in late September can still be hot in the middle of the day, so the 9pm October Saturdays and the shade of the nature trails matter more than they would further west. Hurricane season overlaps the opening weeks directly, and field parking on this kind of ground holds water for days after a storm. Look at the previous week’s rainfall, not just the day’s forecast, and call 910-564-6709 if anything significant has come through.
The 2026 season runs September 19 to November 7. Saturdays are the day: 10am to 6pm in September and November, and 10am to 9pm through October. Sundays are 10am to 6pm. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are 10am to 2pm only. An October Saturday evening is the best use of the ticket - the extra three hours to 9pm are free value against the same admission, and the last part of the day is when a corn maze is worth doing. If crowds matter more than hours, take the September 19-20 opening weekend or the final November 7 Saturday.
Five to six hours on an October Saturday to get value from 35-plus attractions. Four on a Sunday. On a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday you physically cannot spend more than four hours, and realistically the visit is a two-to-three-hour school-trip length.
Sampson County is rural, but Clinton is within reach of Fayetteville, Goldsboro and Wilmington, and this is the largest operation of its kind in the area. October Saturdays are the peak, particularly the afternoon. The 9pm October close means arriving at 3pm is a legitimate strategy - you get six hours and you skip the busiest stretch.
Not published. Assume field parking on the coastal plain, which drains slowly. Hurricane season overlaps the front of this season directly, and a September or early-October storm leaves a farm field soft for days.
Nothing published. A farm with tire mountains, rope mountains, bale mazes and a corn maze is heavily play-structure-based, and most of those are not wheelchair-accessible by nature. Nature trails and farm animal viewing are the gentler parts. Call 910-564-6709 before travelling.
You need a full day on a weekday. Wednesday to Friday is 10am to 2pm, which is a school-group window rather than a family day out, and paying a full admission for four hours is poor value. Skip it too if you need to know the price before committing to the trip and cannot be bothered to work through the online booking flow.
Clinton is on US 421 between Fayetteville and the Wilmington direction, so the farm slots into a drive from either. Given how long an October Saturday runs here, it is better treated as the whole day than as one stop among several.
The farm does not print ticket prices on its website. Tickets are sold through an online booking flow, with separate weekday and weekend tickets, and the site notes that fall pricing applies from September 20 to November 1. We could not record a dollar figure, so check the booking flow before travelling.
September 19 to November 7. Wednesday to Friday 10am to 2pm; Saturday 10am to 6pm in September and November and 10am to 9pm in October; Sunday 10am to 6pm. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
The farm advertises more than 35 attractions on one admission, including the corn maze, tractor-pulled wagon rides, Cranky the Combine, a barrel train, Hubb's Express train, a giant jump pillow, double barrel giant slides, a mini zipline, human foosball, tire and rope mountains, a mini bale maze, a giant sandbox, live duck races, farm animals, nature trails, cornhole and giant checkers. Pumpkins from the patch are the usual separate purchase at farms of this type, so budget for those on top.
Only if you want a short trip. Wednesday to Friday runs 10am to 2pm, which is four hours, and with 35-plus attractions on site that is not enough time to use what you have paid for. It suits school groups and preschool-age families; it does not suit a family day out.
September 19 – November 7, 2026. Wednesday-Sunday. Hours: Wednesday-Friday 10:00am-2:00pm; Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm in September and November and 10:00am-9:00pm in October; Sunday 10:00am-6:00pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Hubb's does not print ticket prices on its website - tickets are sold through a 'Buy Tickets' booking flow, with separate weekday and weekend tickets. The site notes that fall pricing applies from September 20 to November 1. A flash sale was advertised for September 8.
10276 US Highway 421 North, Clinton, NC 28328, in Sampson County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Coastal North Carolina.
We track 3 patches in Coastal North Carolina. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 50 days against a regional average of 50, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, which most Coastal North Carolina patches on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
hubbsfarmnc.com
Checked August 2026.