A farm-based fall festival in Fallon's agricultural area with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a scarecrow factory, running October 4–25, 2026. Hours and pricing are not published; call (775) 867-3750 to confirm 2026 details.
Lattin Farm’s Corn Maze & Fall Festival is a community-oriented farm event in Fallon, a small city in Churchill County, central Nevada. The farm runs a focused, three-week festival (October 4–25) rather than an open-ended fall season, and it emphasizes local artisan goods and scarecrow crafting alongside the typical maze and pumpkin activities.
Fallon sits roughly between Reno (two hours west) and Las Vegas (three-and-a-half hours south), in an agricultural area known for livestock and alfalfa farming. It is not a major tourist destination the way Reno or Lake Tahoe are, but it is a stopping point on Highway 95 for travelers moving through central Nevada. If you are on that route or interested in rural Nevada, the farm makes sense.
These are the standard farm attractions, executed in a smaller, community-scale setting. The corn maze and hayrides appeal to the same families as larger commercial farms, but with likely fewer crowds and less elaborate infrastructure. That can be an advantage if you prefer a quieter experience.
These distinguish Lattin Farm from other Nevada operations. A scarecrow factory suggests hands-on crafting, not just a retail display. The crafters market signals that the farm is a venue for local artisans and small vendors, which brings a community-fair atmosphere. If you are interested in fall décor, locally made goods, or supporting regional artisans, these are reasons to visit.
Lattin Farm runs October 4–25, not a full six- or eight-week season. That shorter window and daily operation (no weekend-only closing) means you have more scheduling flexibility, but it also means the farm is not an all-October destination. Plan around those specific dates.
Fallon is in a high-desert area at roughly 3,500 feet elevation. It is drier than the Sierra Nevada foothills but cooler than lower-elevation parts of Nevada. Early October can still be warm; late October is genuinely cool, especially in the evenings. The landscape is open and agricultural, with less dramatic scenery than Reno (Tahoe proximity) or Las Vegas (red rocks), but that can be a draw if you are interested in rural farming culture.
The farm confirms dates but not 2026 hours or costs. That is a legwork step before visiting. Call (775) 867-3750 or check lattinfarms.com as the festival dates approach to lock in hours and pricing.
Lattin Farm is a good choice if you are in the Fallon area, on the Highway 95 corridor, or interested in smaller-scale, community-focused farm events. The scarecrow factory and crafters market add character beyond typical pumpkin farms. For remote planning, the lack of published hours and pricing requires a phone call, but it is a straightforward one.
October 4–25, 2026, daily. Specific hours not published; contact the farm at (775) 867-3750 or visit lattinfarms.com for current 2026 hours. Mid-October is ideal for comfortable fall weather in central Nevada's agricultural area.
Three to four hours for the core activities: corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a browse through the scarecrow factory and crafters market.
Limited information. A rural farm festival likely draws smaller, local and regional crowds compared to major commercial patches in Reno or Las Vegas.
Not published. Assume field or lot parking, standard for farm operations.
Not published. Call (775) 867-3750.
You need published hours and admission prices before planning. The farm confirms dates but not operating hours or cost. You will need to call (775) 867-3750 to get specifics. Skip it too if Fallon is significantly out of your way; the farm is in the middle of central Nevada and accessible mainly if you are already in that region or making the Reno-to-Vegas drive.
October 4–25, 2026, daily. Specific operating hours for 2026 are not published on their website. Call (775) 867-3750 or check lattinfarms.com closer to your visit to confirm hours.
Pricing is not published online. Call (775) 867-3750 to ask about entry fees and whether activities (maze, hayrides, pumpkin picking) are bundled with admission or charged separately.
The scarecrow factory is an on-site activity where visitors can make or view scarecrow creations. Confirm whether it is a paid activity or a free browse when you call.
Yes. The on-site crafters market features local artisan goods. This is a good reason to visit if you are shopping for fall décor or unique handmade items beyond standard farm merchandise.
October 4 – October 25, 2026. Daily.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
1955 McLean Rd., Fallon, NV 89406, in Churchill County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Reno Region.
We track 3 patches in Reno Region, 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.
Its season runs about 22 days against a regional average of 30, so it is a shorter window than most of its neighbours — miss it and the nearest alternatives will still be open.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, a market, bakery or taproom, which most Reno Region patches on our list do not.
lattinfarms.com
Checked August 2026.