One flat $15 covering about fifteen acres of corn maze, zip lines, a jumping pillow and a giant slide is strong value on paper, but the farm is closed Sundays and the only calendar on its website was three years out of date — phone before you drive.
$15 each for ages 3 to 99; children 2 and under free. The farm's site did not state which season these rates belong to.
Rough cost for a family of four: about $60.00 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.
Two facts shape a visit here, and the second one undermines the first.
The first is that this is very good value on paper. Fifteen dollars, for anyone from 3 to 99, covers two corn mazes totalling around fifteen acres, hay wagon rides, a jumping pillow, zip lines, a giant tube slide and pumpkin painting. Zip lines in particular are the sort of attraction farms usually price separately or bundle into a premium tier. A family of four pays $60 and there is nothing else to buy inside except food and pumpkins.
The second is that the farm’s own website was, at the time of research, showing a calendar for the 2023 season. Not 2026, not 2025. That does not mean the farm is not operating — it plainly is, and the schedule, prices and attraction list are all published — but it does mean nothing on that site can be treated as confirmed for this year, including the fifteen-dollar rate, which is not labelled with a season.
There is a hotline: 610-286-9315. Use it. Ask which weekends the maze is open this year and what admission costs. That is the whole risk here, and one phone call removes it.
In this part of Pennsylvania, the default assumption is that a farm attraction runs Saturday and Sunday. Mast Farms does not. The pattern is Fridays and Saturdays, plus Columbus Day.
That is worth internalising properly, because a family that arrives on a Sunday afternoon has not misread a detail — they have lost the day. There is no partial version of this mistake.
Nine in the morning to nine at night is twelve hours, and it is the only slot that gives you both ends of the day on one ticket. You can do the maze in daylight, break, and come back for the after-dark run without paying twice — several nearby farms sell that as a separate flashlight event.
Friday is a different proposition. A 3:00pm opening means the visit is an evening one by design, and in late October that is nearly all in the dark. For a group of teenagers that is the better trip. With a five-year-old it is not.
Columbus Day, 10:00am to 6:00pm, is the quiet daytime option if the school calendar allows it.
This is not a decorative patch with pumpkins arranged for photographs. Forty acres is a working field, which means real walking, real mud after rain, and pumpkins that are genuinely where they grew. That is the better experience and the messier one.
Plan the logistics accordingly. Boots, not trainers. A wagon or a strong pair of arms. And some idea of how many pumpkins you actually intend to carve before the children start collecting them, because a field that size does not impose any natural limit.
A night maze in a Berks County field in the second half of October is cold in a way that a walk from the car park does not warn you about. Corn blocks whatever breeze there is but it also blocks any residual warmth, and maze walking is slow and stop-start. Layers, hats for the children, a torch each if you have them.
The same 9:00pm close also means something different in late September than in late October: an hour of that evening is daylight early in the season and none of it is by Halloween. If the point of the trip is the maze in the dark, later is better; if the point is the pumpkin field, earlier is.
The county is genuinely disputed. The farm and a state tourism round-up both call it Lancaster County; the Morgantown ZIP code is in Berks. It sits on the line. For a normal family visit this is trivia, but for a school group or anything with a county-based rule attached, confirm it.
Saturday, which runs a full twelve hours from 9:00am to 9:00pm and is the only day that offers both a morning visit and an after-dark maze on the same ticket. Fridays do not open until 3:00pm, so a Friday is an evening trip whether you planned one or not. Columbus Day is 10:00am to 6:00pm. The farm publishes no 2026 opening or closing dates — the only calendar on its site was for the 2023 season — so treat the schedule itself as unconfirmed and call 610-286-9315 before travelling.
Three hours or more. Two mazes totalling around fifteen acres is a lot of walking on its own, and the zip lines, jumping pillow and tube slide are the sort of thing children repeat rather than do once. A twelve-hour Saturday gives you room to break for lunch and come back.
Closing on Sundays pushes an entire weekend's demand onto one day, so Saturdays here carry more load than the twelve-hour opening might suggest. Saturday morning is the thin part; late afternoon into the evening, when the after-dark maze crowd arrives, is the peak. Friday's 3:00pm start makes it a short, evening-weighted day.
Not published. Assume field or gravel parking on the Berks and Lancaster county line, and expect it soft after October rain.
Not published. Fifteen acres of corn maze, a 40-acre picking field, zip lines and a tube slide are physically demanding by nature. The hotline number is the only route to a specific answer.
Sunday is your only free day. Mast Farms is closed on Sundays, which is genuinely unusual in an area where nearly every farm runs the full weekend, and it is the single most common way a trip here goes wrong. Skip it also if you need a confirmed date and price today — the website's own calendar was showing 2023 when we checked.
Morgantown sits on the Berks and Lancaster boundary, close to the turnpike interchange, which makes this an easy farm to reach from either county without committing to a full Lancaster tourist day.
The published rate is $15 each for ages 3 to 99, with children 2 and under free. The farm's site did not state which season that price applies to, so confirm it on the hotline before travelling.
No. The operating pattern is Fridays and Saturdays plus Columbus Day. Fridays run 3:00pm to 9:00pm, Saturdays 9:00am to 9:00pm and Columbus Day 10:00am to 6:00pm.
Fridays and Saturdays run to 9:00pm, so the maze can be done after dark on a standard ticket rather than as a separately sold flashlight event.
The farm sits on the Berks and Lancaster county line and the sources conflict. The farm's own site and a state tourism round-up call it Lancaster County, while the Morgantown ZIP code is in Berks County per public data. We list it as Berks. If county matters for a school trip or a group booking, confirm it directly.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fridays and Saturdays plus Columbus Day; closed Sundays. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission starts at $15 per person. $15 each for ages 3 to 99; children 2 and under free. The farm's site did not state which season these rates belong to.
2715 Main Street, Morgantown, PA 19543, in Berks County. It is one of 6 patches we track in Lancaster & Berks.
We track 6 patches in Lancaster & Berks. At $15 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $15, undercutting 2 of the 5 paid patches we track here.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 6 patches we track in Lancaster & Berks had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
mastmaze.com
Checked August 2026.