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SonHarvest Seasons

📍 21 Two Valley Road, Riverton, WY🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A rural Wyoming corn maze and pumpkin patch with a challenging 10-acre maze and raspberry patch. Daily operation 9am–dusk, late September through November. Pricing and exact 2026 dates not confirmed.

SonHarvest Seasons in Riverton, WY

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Corn MazePumpkin PatchKiddie Corn MazeRaspberry Patch

Our take

SonHarvest Seasons is a corn maze and pumpkin patch in Riverton, Wyoming, in Fremont County (central Wyoming). The farm is known for a large 10-acre annual corn maze that changes design each year — a puzzle experience that can take substantial time to complete.

Daily operation (historically 9am to dusk, late September through November 1) gives more visiting flexibility than weekend-only operations, but specific 2026 dates and pricing are not confirmed.

The maze is the main draw

The 10-acre corn maze is designed differently each year, offering a new puzzle to regular visitors. The complexity and solving time depend on the annual design, but a 10-acre maze with intentional dead-ends is a serious navigation challenge — plan for 45 minutes to 1.5 hours or longer if your party includes young children or you choose a leisurely pace.

A kiddie corn maze is available for younger kids who cannot handle the adult version’s scale.

Pumpkin and raspberry options

A pumpkin patch and a raspberry patch are on-site. The raspberry patch is seasonal and depends on growing conditions and harvest timing. Pumpkins are available throughout the fall season.

Fremont County location

Riverton sits in central Wyoming’s Fremont County, a rural area. The farm is located 5 miles north on Two Valley Road. The nearest significant towns are Lander (about 30 minutes away) or Casper (over an hour). Combine a maze visit with exploring Lander or staying overnight rather than treating it as a quick stop.

Timing and crowds

Daily operation (historically 9am to dusk) means you can visit any day. Weekends draw more families; weekday visits are quieter and may give you a more focused maze experience. Days get noticeably shorter in late October and early November, so avoid very late-day starts if you want a full maze window.

Wyoming weather

Early fall (late September) is mild. By late October, Wyoming is cooling. November brings genuine cold and potential snow — dress for the season. Wind is a constant in Wyoming high plains, even on a “calm” day.

Confirmation required

2026 opening date, hours, and admission/pumpkin pricing are not confirmed. Call (307) 856-6616 before visiting to confirm the farm is operating and to lock down costs.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Historical operation runs late September through November 1 (dates not yet confirmed for 2026). Daily 9am to dusk. Days are shorter in late October and November, so plan accordingly. Call (307) 856-6616 to confirm 2026 opening date and current hours.

How long to budget

2–3 hours for maze navigation and pumpkin selection. The 10-acre maze can take 45 minutes to 1.5 hours depending on complexity, party size, and navigation skill.

Crowds

Daily operation distributes visitors across the week. Weekends will see more families; weekday visits are quieter.

Parking

Not published. Assume on-site ranch parking.

What to bring

  • A phone to confirm 2026 dates before visiting.
  • Comfortable walking shoes with good traction for maze navigation.
  • Layers and a jacket. Late September is mild; by November, Wyoming is cold.
  • Water and snacks. The 10-acre maze is a commitment, and rural locations have limited nearby food.

How to spend less here

  • 2026 pricing is not confirmed. Contact (307) 856-6616 to ask admission and pumpkin prices before visiting.
  • Arriving mid-week may offer smaller crowds and a more leisurely pace.

Who it suits

Good for

  • Families who enjoy challenging corn mazes
  • Anyone interested in a 10-acre design that changes annually
  • Rural Wyoming visitors in Fremont County

Skip it if

You need confirmed 2026 dates and pricing. This is a seasonal operation with unconfirmed cost structure.

Common questions

How large is the corn maze at SonHarvest Seasons?

10 acres, with a new design each year. The challenge level varies by year depending on the annual design.

When does the farm open and close in 2026?

Historically, late September through November 1, but 2026 dates are not yet confirmed. Hours are 9am to dusk. Call (307) 856-6616 to confirm opening date.

What is the cost?

Not confirmed for 2026. Contact the farm to ask admission and pumpkin prices.

What else is available besides the corn maze?

Pumpkin patch, kiddie corn maze, and a raspberry patch (seasonal). The 10-acre adult maze is the primary attraction.

When is SonHarvest Seasons open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does SonHarvest Seasons cost?

Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.

Where is SonHarvest Seasons?

21 Two Valley Road, Riverton, WY, in Fremont County. It is one of 2 patches we track in Wyoming.

Other patches near Riverton

There is 1 other patch we track in Fremont County. All Wyoming patches →

Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openDaily
Hours9 am to dusk
AdmissionNot published
CountyFremont County
RegionWyoming

Directions

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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.

Sources

pumpkinpatches.com · county10.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

Checked August 2026.