Lowest-cost corn-maze-only venue in Rhode Island at $10 flat rate, cash-or-check payment only, located in South County—good for budget-conscious families, but confirm 2026 dates before driving.
$10 per person. Facility is cash and check only (no cards).
Rough cost for a family of four: about $40.00 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.
Spring Hill’s most recent confirmed information comes from a 2025 article. Hours (Mon-Fri 12-5 p.m., Sat-Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m.), dates (Sept 1–Oct 31), pricing ($10 flat), and payment method (cash/check only) are from that source, not a direct 2026 confirmation.
Before driving to South County, call (401) 788-7431 to confirm 2026 opening date and verify the cash-and-check-only requirement is still in effect.
Spring Hill is a maze-only operation with no add-on activities, festival setting, or frills—just a corn maze for $10 per person. The flat-rate pricing makes it one of the cheapest per-person options in Rhode Island, and the seven-day-a-week schedule (Sept 1–Oct 31, 2025) is rare; most farms run weekends only.
The cash-and-check-only payment model is an outlier in an era of ubiquitous card processing. This is a real constraint; it requires planning ahead.
$10 per person, no variables. A family of four: $40. A group of six: $60. There’s no arithmetic to do—it’s the straightforward, cheapest-per-person rate in the state.
Weekday rates match weekend rates, so if you visit on a Tuesday in late September, you still pay $10 per person, same as a Saturday in October. The only variable is what you’re paying for beyond the maze itself (food, pumpkins from elsewhere, etc.).
The seven-day schedule is genuinely unusual. Most Rhode Island farms run weekends only (or weekends plus a few weekday hours). Spring Hill opens both days, which means:
If you can visit a Thursday afternoon in late September, you’ll likely have the maze mostly to yourself at the lowest price in the state.
The record doesn’t specify maze size, path count, or difficulty. Call (401) 788-7431 for candid feedback on whether it’s appropriate for your group’s age and experience level.
No credit cards means you must bring sufficient cash or write a check. Rhode Island is small; if you live in-state, you probably have access to an ATM, but drive-planning is essential. Don’t assume the farm location has a nearby ATM. Bring cash.
Richmond is in South County (Washington County), well south of Providence, near the state’s southern border. It’s convenient for South County residents; for Providence-metro visitors, it’s a 30-40 minute drive.
Pair with a South County beach visit (Misquamicut State Beach is nearby) for a combined outing, or hit Spring Hill and another South County patch (like Escobar Farm in Portsmouth, 20 minutes away) if you want two mazes in a half-day.
2026 opening date, closing date, exact maze characteristics, age-based pricing tiers, and food availability are not confirmed. Call ahead to verify before committing to a South County drive.
September weekdays if you prefer lighter crowds; October weekends if you want peak fall atmosphere. Confirm 2026 season dates with the farm before planning (2025 data shows Sept 1–Oct 31).
1-2 hours for a complete maze experience (varies by group age and maze difficulty).
Seven-day operation allows some flexibility. Weekday afternoons (especially Mon-Fri after 1 p.m.) run lighter. October weekends draw heavier weekend traffic. Note: maze closes 4:30 p.m. on weekdays, so plan accordingly.
No details in record. Typical farm lot; weekday afternoons should have ample parking.
Not specified in available records. Call (401) 788-7431 to confirm accessibility accommodations.
You must pay by credit card (cash-and-check-only payment is a hard requirement); or you need multiple activities (this is a maze-only venue with no hayrides, pony encounters, or festival setting); or you want to verify 2026 dates before committing to a South County drive.
Richmond is in South County (Washington County). Pair with a stop at a South County beach or town (Misquamicut State Beach is nearby) for a combined land-and-water day, or visit another South County farm if you want two mazes in one area.
$10 per person, flat rate. No discounts or activity add-ons. Ages 2 and under (check directly) may be free, but confirm when you call.
Cash and check only. No credit cards. Bring sufficient cash before arriving.
Weekdays (Mon-Fri): 4:30 p.m. Weekends (Sat-Sun): 5 p.m. Last entry is presumably 30-45 minutes before closing; call to confirm.
Yes, seven days a week from Sept 1–Oct 31 (2025 data; 2026 dates not confirmed). Weekday hours are noon–5 p.m. Weekends are 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
September 1 – October 31, 2026. Monday–Friday 12–5 p.m. (maze closes 4:30 p.m.), Saturday–Sunday (plus Columbus Day) 10 a.m.–5 p.m.. Hours: Mon-Fri 12-5pm (maze closes 4:30pm), Sat-Sun 10am-5pm.
Admission starts at $10 per person. $10 per person. Facility is cash and check only (no cards).
522 Gardener Road, Richmond, RI 02892, in Washington County. It is one of 2 patches we track in South County & Newport.
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Checked August 2026.