East Tennessee's largest corn maze (24 acres) on a 500-acre working farm, with strong value pricing and general-store farm products. Genuine scale differentiates this patch.
Corn Maze & Hayride $10 (free ages 5 and under); Hayride only $5
Rough cost for a family of four: about $20.00 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.
Myers Pumpkin Patch operates a 500-acre working farm in Greene County, northeast Tennessee, and is home to East Tennessee’s largest corn maze at 24 acres. The scale is genuinely impressive—both the physical size of the maze and the working farm scope (thousands of pumpkins, squash, and gourds). The general store selling organic products and the offering of s’more stations around fire pits add substance to the visit beyond the maze itself.
This is not a casual 15-minute maze experience. A 24-acre corn maze is a substantial undertaking. Expect 60–120 minutes of walking, depending on family age, maze-solving skill, and luck. Children under 6 may struggle with the cognitive demands; families with very young kids might prioritize the hayride-only option ($5) or pumpkin picking instead. Older kids and adults who enjoy the puzzle aspect will find genuine challenge and satisfaction. Bring water and sunscreen—open corn fields offer minimal shade, and the physical exertion is real.
The farm operates extended September hours (different from October). September 20–30 offers 4pm–8pm Thurs–Fri and 10am–8pm Sat–Sun. These off-peak times and earlier dates bring two advantages: cooler temperatures for maze walking and lighter crowds. October shifts to full-day hours (Fri 4pm–10pm, Sat 10am–10pm, Sun 1pm–8pm), accommodating more visitors but increasing wait times and heat in the afternoon.
Hayride-only: $5. Corn maze & hayride: $10. Children age 5 and under: free. Adults and children 5+ each pay the applicable rate; children 5 and under pay nothing. This flexible pricing lets families tailor their experience: some do the full maze, others stick to the hayride or pumpkin picking. The posted rates are genuinely affordable compared to other regional patches.
The farm is described as a working operation with thousands of pumpkins, squash, and gourds for sale. The general store selling organic jams, jellies, crafts, and honey suggests a farm-focused business rather than a carnival overlay. This appeals to families seeking a more agricultural experience and supporting genuine farm enterprises.
The research notes mention s’more stations around fire pits. This is uncommon for pumpkin patches and suggests the farm creates a more immersive fall-festival experience. Confirm whether s’more provisions (marshmallows, chocolate, graham crackers) are included or must be purchased on-site. Bring basic supplies if you prefer to provide your own.
October weekends. September 20–30 evening visits (4pm–8pm Thurs–Fri, 10am–8pm Sat, 1pm–8pm Sun) have lighter crowds; October shifts to extended evening hours (Fri 4pm–10pm, Sat 10am–10pm).
2–3 hours for maze navigation plus other activities; 1.5–2 hours if maze-only.
Moderate to high on weekends, especially in October. Early-evening September visits (4pm–8pm) have lighter crowds than daytime.
Typical farm lot on 500-acre property; unpaved. Early September visits have easier conditions.
24-acre corn maze is not wheelchair accessible. Pick-your-own pumpkins and other activities vary. Call 423-235-4796 for access details.
Your group dislikes walking or physical maze navigation; Budget is extremely tight (though $5–$10 pricing is genuinely affordable); You want a short 30-minute visit; this patch rewards time investment
Myers Pumpkin Patch is in Bulls Gap, Greene County, in northeast Tennessee near the Smoky Mountains foothills. Combine with scenic drives through the mountains or a visit to nearby rural Tennessee communities.
The record calls it a single 24-acre maze, described as 'East Tennessee's largest.' Expect a substantial time investment (60–120 minutes depending on family age and maze-solving skill) and significant walking distance. Confirm before visiting if you need multiple exit routes for families with young children.
Pick-your-own pumpkins are listed. The farm has thousands of pumpkins, squash, and gourds for sale/picking. Bring sturdy bags or confirm wagon service availability.
The research notes mention organic jams, jellies, crafts, and honey as store offerings. Call 423-235-4796 to ask what else is available and whether items are made on-site or sourced from local producers.
September 20 – October 31, 2026. Thurs-Sun. Hours: Sept 20-30: Thurs-Fri 4pm-8pm, Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 1pm-8pm; Oct 1-31: Thurs 4pm-8pm, Fri 4pm-10pm, Sat 10am-10pm, Sun 1pm-8pm.
Admission starts at $5 per person. Corn Maze & Hayride $10 (free ages 5 and under); Hayride only $5
3415 Gap Creek Road, Bulls Gap, TN 37711, in Greene County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Northeast Tennessee.
We track 4 patches in Northeast Tennessee. At $5 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $5.
Its season runs about 42 days against a regional average of 49, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
There are 3 other patches we track in Greene County. All Northeast Tennessee patches →
myerspumpkinpatch.com
Checked August 2026.