An 800-acre organic farm with 60 acres of pick-your-own pumpkins (the largest in the dataset) and a 16-acre corn maze with nighttime option — one of the most full-featured patches in Arkansas, but pricing is not published and the farm's documentation is sparse.
Peebles Farm is the most extensive pick-your-own operation in the dataset. An 800-acre organic vegetable farm with 60 acres dedicated to U-pick pumpkins means choice, space, and a genuinely agricultural experience. That differentiation comes with logistics: muddy fields after rain, long walks in open conditions, and the responsibility to pick and carry your own pumpkins.
The roster extends beyond picking: 16-acre corn maze, hay rides, horse wagon rides, pony rides, sunflower fields, kiddie zip-line, duck races, and a farm market. The breadth suggests this is a property designed for multi-activity visits rather than a single-focus pumpkin stop.
No other farm in this Arkansas dataset matches that acreage. Families who want genuine agricultural authenticity and the satisfaction of selecting a pumpkin straight from the field find real value here. Families who want pre-selected pumpkins or quick stops should look elsewhere.
A 16-acre corn maze is substantial on its own. Offering Friday and Saturday nighttime trips is unique. That experience requires flashlights or headlamps and a tolerance for disorientation in darkness, but it appeals to families and teenagers seeking a distinctive outing.
Nine acres of sunflowers and zinnias are explicitly mentioned. Late September and early October blooms are likely strongest. The expansive farm backdrop and fields create genuine photo opportunities beyond standard pumpkin-patch shots.
An 800-acre organic vegetable operation adds credibility to the agricultural experience. This is not a festival operation; it is an active working farm that opens portions of its property to visitors.
Located between Augusta and McCrory, Peebles Farm sits in less densely populated country than the Fayetteville-Bentonville corridor. Crowds are likely lighter and the agricultural character more pronounced. Weekday visits are realistic here in ways they are not at high-demand farms closer to metro areas.
The farm market extends the visit duration and may encourage additional spending beyond admission and pumpkin selection.
Call (870) 919-6162 or email dallasp@centurytel.net and confirm:
Website: peeblesfarm.com.
September 25 through November 7, 2026, open daytime and with nighttime maze trips Friday and Saturday nights. The extended season suggests good late-season inventory. Late October is peak season for pumpkin color and maze difficulty. Daytime visits are standard; Friday-Saturday nighttime maze trips are an unusual draw. Early September dates may have lighter inventory or incomplete setup.
Three to five hours. With 60 acres of pick-your-own pumpkins, a 16-acre corn maze, hay rides, horse wagon rides, pony rides, sunflower fields, kiddie zip-line, and duck races, a single visit accommodates multiple activities without requiring an all-day commitment for short visits or a full day for family groups.
Eastern Arkansas location (between Augusta and McCrory) suggests lower density and fewer competing farms than the Fayetteville corridor. Weekday visits may be notably less crowded than weekend peak.
Not specified. Assume farm lot parking; 800 acres suggests adequate space.
The 16-acre maze and extensive outdoor areas may present challenges for visitors with mobility limitations. Call (870) 919-6162 to discuss accessibility options.
You need published pricing before visiting. Peebles Farm does not show rates in available sources, so a phone call to (870) 919-6162 is essential. Skip too if you cannot pick in muddy conditions; an 800-acre organic farm with 60 acres of U-pick inventory likely has unpaved, potentially wet fields.
Yes. The farm offers 60 acres of U-pick pumpkins, which is the largest pick-your-own acreage in this dataset. Come prepared to walk the field and select your own.
16 acres, which is very large. Plan on 45 minutes to over an hour to navigate, depending on your pace and confidence.
Yes. The farm offers nighttime maze trips Friday and Saturday nights, a genuinely unusual feature. Call to confirm the timing, pricing, and whether you need reservations.
The farm does not publish rates in visible sources. Call (870) 919-6162 to confirm 2026 pricing for admission and individual activities.
September 25 – November 7, 2026. Daytime and nighttime trips available. Hours: Nighttime maze trips Friday and Saturday nights.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
Between Augusta and McCrory on Hwy 64, Augusta, AR, in Woodruff County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Eastern Arkansas.
We track 3 patches in Eastern Arkansas. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 44 days against a regional average of 46, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has u-pick fields, rides and play structures, which most Eastern Arkansas patches on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
peeblesfarm.com · arkansas.com · centurytel.net
Checked August 2026.