A year-round orchard that runs fall corn maze and pumpkins September–October, with published hours (8am-7pm weekdays, 11am-5pm Sunday) and wagon-ride appeal—though 2026 fall dates need confirmation.
Reid’s Orchard operates year-round, growing apples, strawberries, and peaches in their seasons before pivoting to fall corn maze and pumpkins from September through October. That year-round foundation is a sign of stability: established farms with multi-season inventory tend to be more reliable and better-maintained than new or seasonal-only operations.
The orchard positions the fall pumpkin-and-maze experience within a larger farm context. You’re not just visiting a seasonal pop-up; you’re visiting a productive farm that has diversified into fall activities.
Reid’s publishes weekday hours (Monday-Saturday 8am-7pm) and Sunday hours (11am-5pm). That clarity is useful for planning. You know whether a Friday evening visit is realistic (yes, till 7pm) or whether Sunday closing at 5pm is a factor (yes—arrive early or plan differently). Daviess County is Western Kentucky, where mild October weather often holds into afternoon and evening.
The Monday-Saturday operation means a weekday afternoon visit is possible without being tied to weekend availability. That flexibility appeals to families with variable schedules.
The listing includes wagon rides and farm animals—two attractions that add experiential value beyond corn maze and pumpkins. Wagon rides are passive (appealing to families exhausted after maze navigation), and farm animals are a crowd-pleaser for younger kids.
The specific animals and the wagon-ride scope (does it tour just the pumpkin area or the larger orchard?) are unspecified. Call to clarify.
Daviess County sits in Western Kentucky, flatter and warmer than the Bluegrass or Appalachian east. October here is often pleasant and mild—less dramatic color than Eastern Kentucky, less crowded than Lexington-area patches. That’s a trade-off: if you prioritize comfortable conditions and lower crowds, Western Kentucky patches are strong. If you’re seeking dramatic fall foliage or iconic pumpkin-patch scenery, look east.
The Owensboro area is a regional hub with restaurants, distillery tourism, and riverfront access, so the patch fits into a longer day of activities reasonably well.
This is the key gap: the farm is a year-round orchard, and “specific 2026 fall dates not yet confirmed.” The September 1–October 31 window shown here reflects historical typical operation, but Reid’s has not directly confirmed that the fall corn maze and pumpkin program is running in 2026, or whether the dates shift.
This is common for agricultural operations where harvest timing varies by weather and crop readiness. The farm will run pumpkins and corn maze in fall 2026 almost certainly, but you need to call and confirm the exact opening date rather than assume mid-September.
No admission pricing, pumpkin pricing, or wagon-ride cost is published. Once you confirm 2026 operation, call (270) 685-2444 to ask about gate fees, pumpkin rates, and wagon-ride pricing.
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The year-round orchard model is a genuine asset; confirm details, then plan a Saturday-morning or Friday-afternoon visit for shortest waits and most comfortable temperature.
Mid-to-late October Saturday mornings (arrive by 10am) for shortest corn-maze waits.
1.5 to 2.5 hours for corn maze, pumpkin selection, and wagon rides
Saturday 10am-2pm likely busiest; Friday afternoons or weekday mornings quieter. Sunday hours end at 5pm, good for after-church visits.
On-site lot; typical rural farm parking.
Wagon rides suggest some accessibility infrastructure; confirm specifics by phone.
You need confirmed 2026 fall dates before committing—the September 1 opening is typical but not yet directly verified by Reid's for this year; call ahead.
Owensboro is a regional hub in Daviess County; feasible pairing with bourbon distillery nearby, riverfront dining, and Western Kentucky Lake Barkley state-park area.
Not specified. Typical orchard operations feature horses, goats, chickens, ducks. Call (270) 685-2444 to ask what you can encounter.
Not specified. Call to confirm the wagon-ride experience and scope.
The record lists corn maze, pumpkin patch, wagon rides, and farm animals. No haunted house, hayrides, or slides noted. Call to confirm all 2026 offerings.
Not published. Call (270) 685-2444 for current pricing.
September 1 – October 31, 2026. Hours: Monday-Saturday 8am-7pm, Sunday 11am-5pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
4812 Kentucky 144, Owensboro, KY 42303, in Daviess County. It is one of 9 patches we track in Western Kentucky.
We track 9 patches in Western Kentucky. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 61 days against a regional average of 55, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
Checked August 2026.