A weekend-ticketed corn maze farm with a genuinely free courtyard attached — so it works both as a $19 family day and as a no-cost pizza-and-wine stop, which is unusual.
Barnbuster ticket $19 online for ages 3+ ($24 gate). Deluxe $24 online including gemstone panning ($29 gate). Grandparent ticket $14 with a paying grandchild ($19 gate). Children 2 and under free; seniors 80+ free. Gemstone panning sold separately at $6-$45.
Rough cost for a family of four: about $56.00 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.
Long Acre runs two things side by side and prices them very differently. The fall attraction side — the Amazing Maize Maze, a kids’ corn maze, the Back 40 play area, a jumping pad, a giant slide, unlimited wagon rides and cow train rides — is weekend-ticketed at $19 to $24 online depending on tier. The courtyard, with its wood-fired pizza, cider donuts and wine tasting room, is free and open daily.
That second half is worth saying plainly, because most farms of this size do not have a free front door. If you are two adults who want an autumn afternoon with a glass of something and a pizza in a farm setting, you can have exactly that for the price of the food.
The three tiers are Barnbuster at $19 online, Deluxe at $24 online, and a $14 grandparent ticket that requires a paying grandchild. Each is $5 more at the gate, so booking online is straightforward money — $20 for a family of four.
The tier decision comes down to one thing: gemstone panning. Sold separately it runs $6 to $45; the Deluxe ticket includes it and costs $5 more than the Barnbuster. If there is any chance your child pans, Deluxe is cheaper. If there is not, do not pay for it.
Two other price notes. Under-2s are free, and so is anyone aged 80 or over — an unusually generous cutoff that makes this a workable four-generation outing.
The published day is 10am to 5pm, but the play areas and corn maze stay open until 6pm and the last wagon ride goes at 5pm. In practice that means the wagon ride is the first casualty of a late arrival, and the maze is the last thing to close. The Amazing Maize Maze is a substantial one; if you arrive after 4pm intending to finish it, you are working against a clock in fading light.
Which raises the seasonal point. This is Wayne County, and daylight drains fast through October — a 6pm maze close is comfortably light in mid-September and effectively dark by the end of the season. The Friday moonlight maze leans into that deliberately, and it is genuinely cold work; dress as though you will be standing still outdoors for an hour, because you will be.
The farm does not give explicit 2026 fall start and end dates on any page we read, and does not publish parking arrangements. Neither is unusual, but both are worth a check before a long drive — particularly at the ends of the season, where a farm can be open for wine and closed for mazes.
Ticketed fall attractions run Saturdays and Sundays; the moonlight maze runs Friday evenings. Gates are 10am to 5pm, but the play areas and corn maze stay open until 6pm and the last wagon rides go at 5pm — so a 3pm arrival still gets a usable afternoon while a 4.30pm arrival misses the wagons entirely. The farm had not published explicit 2026 fall season start and end dates on any page we read, so confirm your date before driving.
Three to four hours for a ticketed weekend visit — the Amazing Maize Maze alone can absorb an hour if you take it seriously. Under an hour if you are only using the free courtyard.
Weekend-only ticketing concentrates the season into Saturdays and Sundays. Wine tasting runs noon to 5pm daily, so the courtyard is at its quietest on a weekday when the attraction side is shut.
Not published. Expect the standard Wayne County arrangement of grass or gravel overflow, which turns soft after autumn rain.
Your only free days are Monday to Thursday — the ticketed attractions are weekends only, with Friday evenings reserved for the moonlight maze. Skip the paid ticket entirely if you just want lunch and a bottle of wine; the courtyard is free and open daily.
The on-site winery and brewpub-style courtyard mean you do not strictly need a second stop — the tasting room and wood-fired pizza already cover lunch and a drink, which is not true of most farms in this region.
The Barnbuster ticket is $19 online or $24 at the gate for ages 3 and up. The Deluxe ticket is $24 online or $29 at the gate and includes gemstone panning. A grandparent accompanying a paying grandchild pays $14 online or $19 at the gate. Under-2s and visitors 80 and over are free.
Yes. The courtyard is free and open daily, and the wine tasting room runs noon to 5pm daily. A ticket is only needed for the fall attractions — the mazes, play areas, wagon rides and cow train.
Gates run 10am to 5pm, but the play areas and corn maze stay open until 6pm and the last wagon rides leave at 5pm. Arrive late and the wagon ride is the first thing you lose.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Saturdays and Sundays for ticketed fall attractions; the courtyard is free and open daily; Friday evenings for the moonlight maze. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission starts at $14 per person. Barnbuster ticket $19 online for ages 3+ ($24 gate). Deluxe $24 online including gemstone panning ($29 gate). Grandparent ticket $14 with a paying grandchild ($19 gate). Children 2 and under free; seniors 80+ free. Gemstone panning sold separately at $6-$45.
1342 Eddy Road, Macedon, NY 14502, in Wayne County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Finger Lakes.
We track 5 patches in Finger Lakes, 1 of which are free to walk into. At $14 a head this one sits below the regional median of $15, undercutting 2 of the 4 paid patches we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, which most Finger Lakes patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 3 of the 5 patches we track in Finger Lakes had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 4 other patches we track in Wayne County. All Finger Lakes patches →
longacrefarms.com
Checked August 2026.