An active Calumet County farm whose only corn maze page dates from 2018 and whose current website has no fall festival section at all — the farm is trading, but its public pumpkin and maze season could not be confirmed for 2026, so call before you drive.
No 2026 fall pricing is published. The farm's own archived corn maze page showed daytime admission of $10 for ages 10+, $5 for ages 3-9 and free under 2, with a night maze at $10 / $8 - but that page is dated 2018 and should not be relied on. Field trips require a $50 deposit.
The honest summary of this listing is that Meuer Farm is alive and well as a farm, and unconfirmed as a fall attraction. Those are two different things, and conflating them is how someone ends up driving to Chilton on an October Saturday for a corn maze that may not be running.
The farm’s website is oriented around whole grains, farm-raised meat, produce, field trips and farmers markets. There is a corn maze page, and it is a legacy page: it still carries 2018 dates and 2018 prices and has not been touched since. The current site navigation contains no fall festival, corn maze or pumpkin section at all. A separate events listing for the Meuer corn maze likewise still shows the 2018 season, marked as passed.
That pattern is consistent with a farm that ran a public fall maze years ago and has since refocused on other parts of the business. It is also consistent with a farm that still runs one and simply has not updated the page. We cannot tell you which, and rather than guess, we would rather tell you exactly what a phone call needs to establish.
Call 920-418-2676. An older listing gives 920-418-4777 as an alternate. Ask whether the corn maze and pumpkin patch are open to the public in 2026, and if so, on which days and at what price. That is a two-minute call that resolves everything this page cannot.
Do not budget from the historic figures. The 2018 page showed $10 for ages 10 and up, $5 for ages 3 to 9, free under 2, and a night maze at $10 and $8. Eight-year-old prices are a curiosity, not a plan.
Field trips. This is the part of the operation the farm actively promotes, and it is genuinely good content: hayrides through the pastures and woods, farmer presentations on maple syrup, beekeeping, grain growing and land conservation, and an activity area with a tube slide, a corn box, duck races, a straw fort and mini logic lawn mazes. Field trips take a $50 deposit.
If you are a teacher, a scout leader or a parent organising something for a group, this is a real option and one that is easier to book than a public fall visit is to confirm. The educational framing is also a point of difference — presentations about maple syrup and beekeeping are a long way from a zipline, and for the right group that is the appeal rather than a shortfall.
The market side is also plainly active: whole grains, farm-raised meat, maple syrup, honey, produce, on-farm pickups and farmers market attendance. A visit to buy food is a low-risk trip in a way that a visit to walk a maze currently is not.
Calumet County in October is open farmland with the wind coming across it, and a hayride through pastures and woods is a cold ride once the sun drops. Layers rather than one coat, and boots — autumn rain sits on Wisconsin farm ground rather than draining through it, and any activity here involves pasture and farm track rather than paving.
The broader point is worth stating once more, because it is the whole value of this page: farms that stop publishing their fall dates have usually stopped running that part of the business, and the ones that have not are always happy to confirm it on the phone. Make the call, and let the answer decide the trip.
We cannot tell you. No 2026 season dates, operating days, hours or prices are published anywhere we could find, and the farm's own corn maze page is a legacy page still carrying 2018 information. Do not plan a fall visit around a date you found in a directory, this one included. Phone 920-418-2676 (an alternate number of 920-418-4777 appears on an older listing) and ask two things: whether the corn maze and pumpkin patch are running in 2026, and if so on which days. If the answer is yes, the usual Wisconsin logic applies — early October is the reliable window, since frost takes mazes down and the light goes fast after mid-month.
Unknown for a public fall visit. A school or group field trip here is built as a structured half-day, combining a hayride, farmer presentations and the activity area.
Unknown, and unknowable without a confirmed season. If the fall operation is running at reduced scale or by group booking only, crowding is not the issue — availability is.
Not published. This is a working farm on US Highway 151; assume a farm yard or field lot and soft ground after autumn rain.
Not published. Hayrides through pastures and woods, a straw fort and lawn mazes are uneven-ground activities. If accessibility matters, fold the question into the same phone call you will need to make about dates.
You want a guaranteed public pumpkin patch or corn maze visit on a specific Saturday. Nothing in the record supports that for 2026. Turning up unannounced in the hope of a fall festival is a real risk here in a way it is not at farms that publish their dates, and Chilton is a long drive from most of the Fox Valley to make on a hope.
Chilton is a long way from the Milwaukee and Madison clusters that carry most of Wisconsin's big fall farms, so this is not a listing to pair with another on the same day. If you are in the Fox Valley and need a confirmed pumpkin patch this weekend, look for one that has published 2026 dates and treat Meuer as the phone call you make for a group booking instead.
We could not confirm it. The only corn maze page on the farm's website is a legacy page dated 2018, the current site navigation has no fall festival, corn maze or pumpkin section, and an events listing elsewhere still shows the 2018 season marked as passed. The farm itself is clearly still operating. Call 920-418-2676 or 920-418-4777 to ask directly.
School and group field trips, which include hayrides through the pastures and woods, farmer presentations on maple syrup, beekeeping, grain growing and land conservation, and an activity area with a tube slide, corn box, duck races, a straw fort and mini logic lawn mazes. The farm also sells whole grains, farm-raised meat, maple syrup and honey, and does on-farm pickups and farmers markets.
The current per-head rate is not published in our record. What is published is that field trips require a $50 deposit. Ask when you book.
N2564 US Highway 151, Chilton, in Calumet County, between the Fox Valley and Lake Winnebago's eastern shore.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. No 2026 fall pricing is published. The farm's own archived corn maze page showed daytime admission of $10 for ages 10+, $5 for ages 3-9 and free under 2, with a night maze at $10 / $8 - but that page is dated 2018 and should not be relied on. Field trips require a $50 deposit.
N2564 US Highway 151, Chilton, WI 53014, in Calumet County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Fox Valley.
We track 3 patches in Fox Valley, 2 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 3 patches we track in Fox Valley 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.
meuerfarm.com
Checked August 2026.