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Rolling Oaks Farms Corn Maze

📍 685 County Road 730, Jonesboro, AR 72401🗓 September 15 – November 3, 2026🏷 From $8/person

A family-run farm with published tiered pricing ($8–$10 per person), extended evening hours (especially Friday-Saturday to 10:30pm), and a corn maze as the primary draw — convenient for Eastern Arkansas families, with a five-decade operating history, but check current status before visiting due to a 2024 closure history.

Rolling Oaks Farms Corn Maze in Jonesboro, AR

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Corn MazeHay RidesPumpkinsGamesFire PitsBirthday PartiesSchool Field Trips

Ages 12+: $10, Ages 4-11: $8, Under 3: Free

Rough cost for a family of four: about $32.00 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.

Our take

Rolling Oaks Farms has three things that set it apart: published tiered pricing ($8–$10), extensive evening hours (especially Friday-Saturday extending to 10:30pm), and five decades of family operation. The corn maze is the primary draw, with hay rides and fire-pit gatherings as secondary attractions.

The farm carries an important caveat: it closed in 2024. The website indicates reopening plans for 2026, but confirming current status before visiting is essential.

The pricing transparency is valuable

Unlike most Arkansas farms, Rolling Oaks publishes clear, tiered admission rates: $10 for ages 12+, $8 for ages 4–11, free under 3. A family of four with two kids costs $36 guaranteed. That transparency is genuinely useful for budgeting.

Extended evening hours are unusual

Friday 6pm–10:30pm and Saturday 11am–10:30pm create evening-focused access that most farms do not offer. That schedule appeals to families who want to avoid midday crowds or who work during standard visiting hours. Friday evening’s 6pm start creates a dinner-into-evening option.

Corn maze is the centerpiece

Unlike sprawling multi-activity properties, this farm positions the maze as the primary activity. That focus works well for families who want efficiency over activity variety.

Jonesboro location advantage

Jonesboro is Eastern Arkansas’ population center, making this farm convenient for families in the region. It is less competitive than the Fayetteville-Bentonville corridor and attracts a more local audience.

Group and birthday party positioning

The farm explicitly welcomes birthday parties and school field trips. That positioning suggests accommodation for larger groups and flexible scheduling beyond walk-up visits.

Fire pits for gathering

Offering fire pits distinguishes this farm as a gathering venue, not purely a pumpkin patch. That appeal extends to families and groups seeking a place to gather, roast marshmallows, or host small events.

The 2024 closure and 2026 reopening

The farm closed in 2024 but is planning a 2026 reopening. Before driving, verify current operating status by checking the website or calling.

Before you visit

Call via rollingoaksfarms.com or check the website directly and confirm:

  • Current 2026 operating status (the farm closed in 2024; verify reopening)
  • Current hours for your intended visit date
  • Whether the published $8–$10 pricing is current for 2026
  • Hay-ride pricing and availability
  • Fire-pit rental costs and booking requirements
  • Birthday party rates and capacity
  • School group rates and booking process
  • Parking and accessibility for evening visits
  • Concession options

Website: rollingoaksfarms.com. No phone number is listed in available sources; use the website contact form or social media to reach the farm.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

September 15 through November 3, 2026. Hours vary significantly by day: Thursday 2pm–7pm, Friday 6pm–10:30pm, Saturday 11am–10:30pm, Sunday 1pm–6pm, Monday–Wednesday by appointment. The Saturday full-day option (11am–10:30pm) is the longest window. Friday and Saturday evening hours are extensive and appeal to families who prefer evening visits or weeknight outings. October is peak season.

How long to budget

One to three hours, depending on the corn maze complexity and whether you add hay rides or other activities. A family with kids can complete the core experience (maze plus hay rides) in one to two hours.

Crowds

Jonesboro is Eastern Arkansas' largest city, and the farm attracts local families. Friday and Saturday evenings may be busy. Thursday afternoons, Sunday afternoons, or weekday appointments (by appointment) may offer lower crowds.

Parking

Not specified. Assume unpaved farm lot parking.

Strollers and accessibility

The corn maze and outdoor farm activities may present challenges. Call the farm to discuss accessibility options, particularly for evening activities.

What to bring

  • Flashlight or phone light for evening/nighttime visits (Friday-Saturday evening hours mean late arrival into darkness)
  • Layers for late-September and October evenings; post-dusk conditions cool quickly
  • Closed-toe shoes for corn maze and farm safety
  • Cash and card for admission; fire-pit visits; any concession items
  • Water and snacks for longer maze visits

How to spend less here

  • Tiered pricing: ages 12+ are $10, ages 4–11 are $8, under 3 are free. A family of four (2 adults at $10 + 2 kids at $8 = $36) is a predictable cost.
  • Fire-pit gatherings and birthday parties may have group discounts; call (via the website) to ask.
  • School field trips are explicitly mentioned as available; group rates likely apply.
  • Monday–Wednesday appointments may offer lower-crowd or flexible-timing advantages.

Who it suits

Good for

  • Jonesboro area residents within a short drive
  • Evening and night visitors; Friday 6pm–10:30pm and Saturday 11am–10:30pm offer unusual evening-focused hours
  • Families who want a corn maze as the primary activity without a sprawling multi-activity property
  • School groups and birthday party visitors; the farm is positioned for group bookings
  • Fire-pit families; the farm offers fire pits for gatherings

Skip it if

You need daytime weekday access before 2pm Thursday or after 1pm Sunday. The farm operates limited hours Thursday-Sunday; Monday-Wednesday require an appointment. Also skip if evening-focused or outdoor-fire-pit activities do not appeal.

Common questions

What are the operating hours?

Thursday 2pm–7pm, Friday 6pm–10:30pm, Saturday 11am–10:30pm, Sunday 1pm–6pm. Monday–Wednesday are by appointment only. Check the website or call for current 2026 hours.

How much is admission?

Ages 12+: $10, Ages 4–11: $8, Under 3: Free. Hay rides and fire pits may have separate charges; call to confirm.

What happened to the farm in 2024?

The farm was closed in 2024, but the website indicates 2026 reopening plans. Call or check the website (rollingoaksfarms.com) to verify current status before visiting.

Can we have a birthday party or school group visit?

Yes. The farm accommodates birthday parties and school field trips. Call via the website to arrange.

When is Rolling Oaks Farms Corn Maze open in 2026?

September 15 – November 3, 2026. Thursday 2-7pm, Friday 6-10:30pm, Saturday 11am-10:30pm, Sunday 1-6pm, Monday-Wednesday by appointment. Hours: Varies by day.

How much does Rolling Oaks Farms Corn Maze cost?

Admission starts at $8 per person. Ages 12+: $10, Ages 4-11: $8, Under 3: Free

Where is Rolling Oaks Farms Corn Maze?

685 County Road 730, Jonesboro, AR 72401, in Craighead County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Eastern Arkansas.

How Rolling Oaks Farms Corn Maze compares in Eastern Arkansas

We track 3 patches in Eastern Arkansas. At $8 a head this one sits below the regional median of $12, undercutting 1 of the 2 paid patches we track here.

Its season runs about 50 days against a regional average of 46, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.

Other patches near Jonesboro

Quick facts

SeasonSeptember 15 – November 3, 2026
Days openThursday 2-7pm, Friday 6-10:30pm, Saturday 11am-10:30pm, Sunday 1-6pm, Monday-Wednesday by appointment
HoursVaries by day
AdmissionFrom $8
CountyCraighead County
RegionEastern Arkansas

Sources

rollingoaksfarms.com

Checked August 2026.