A well-established corn-maze farm in the Upstate with 110+ pumpkin varieties and optional haunted experiences on select October weekends, but pricing requires a website visit before you go.
Pricing available at fall pricing page; not listed in website content
Stewart Farms is a long-running family operation near Enoree in Spartanburg County, in the heart of the Upstate’s cooler fall zone. The 7-acre corn maze has been their signature since 2000, and the pumpkin patch—with 110+ varieties across 10 acres—is one of the region’s most diverse U-pick selections.
The farm runs September 26 through October 31, which is a relatively tight window compared to farms that stay open into November. This means peak season is compressed: if you wait until mid-to-late October, you may encounter larger crowds. The farm opens Friday at 4pm (gates close 9pm), Saturday 10am–10pm (gates close 9pm), and Sunday 1–7pm (gates close 6pm). Note that you cannot enter after gates close, so an evening visit requires arriving by 8pm Friday or Saturday, 6pm Sunday. Monday through Thursday, the farm is closed.
The Upstate climate works in your favor: early October still feels like pleasant fall, with temperatures in the 60s–70s. By late October, afternoons stay mild but evenings cool rapidly into the 40s. This is the real difference between Upstate and the coastal regions—the season is shorter but the weather more predictable for comfortable outdoor time.
If your household is serious about finding a specific pumpkin type—decorative gourds, sugar pumpkins, large carving pumpkins, heirloom varieties—Stewart’s 110+ variety selection is genuinely worth the drive. The 10-acre U-pick patch means less competition than farms with smaller selections. Bring a wagon from home or use the farm’s (availability not specified—confirm when you call).
The 7-acre corn maze is a full experience: most visitors take 30–60 minutes depending on age and maze-solving confidence. Daytime wagon rides are included; nighttime haunted wagon rides operate on select dates. The daytime wagon rides are suitable for all ages; the nighttime experience pairs with the haunted maze and is explicitly not recommended for children under 6.
The Big Boo haunted maze operates only three October weekends: the 16th–17th, 23rd–24th, and 30th–31st. If your family enjoys mild spooky content, this is a weekend-only add-on experience. Since it’s limited to specific dates and excludes very young children, you need to plan ahead. The haunted experience likely carries an additional fee beyond standard admission, but pricing is not listed on the website. Confirm dates and costs on stewartfarms.net/fall or by calling ahead.
The record does not display 2026 pricing on the website. A “fall pricing page” is referenced, meaning you must visit stewartfarms.net/fall to see admission costs, U-pick charges (if separate), wagon-ride fees, and haunted-maze add-ons. This is a real planning gap: a family of four needs to know the total cost before driving 45 minutes into Spartanburg County.
Saturdays are unquestionably busiest. Friday evenings (especially after 7pm) and Sundays are quieter. If you want a manageable experience without crowds, a Friday-night visit (arriving before 8pm) or a Sunday afternoon outing is your best strategy. Late October Saturday afternoons, expect to wait for both the maze and popular pumpkin varieties.
Closed-toe shoes are essential: corn fields leave stubble that can irritate bare feet or sandals. Layers are practical—Upstate fall swings 20+ degrees between afternoon warmth and evening cool. If you’re considering the nighttime haunted maze, bring a flashlight (though some farms provide them). Pack snacks or budget for farm concessions; picnic items from home are more economical for families.
Mid-October for balanced weather and accessible attractions; early October for daytime-only visits; late October if your kids enjoy light spooky content.
2–3 hours for maze and wagon rides; add 45 minutes–1 hour if pursuing the haunted-maze experience.
Saturdays are peak; Fridays after 6pm and Sundays are noticeably quieter.
Farm lot parking; unpaved surface typical for agricultural setting.
Not detailed on website; call 864-241-2411 (Stewart Farms general) or check stewartfarms.net/fall for current contact.
You want a quick drop-in experience or you're traveling with children under 6 who can't handle a larger corn maze; the haunted maze explicitly excludes under-6.
Enoree is 20 minutes from downtown Spartanburg, which has waterfront parks and dining. Walnut Grove (historic state park, 15 miles south) offers scenic fall walking if you want an afternoon before or after the farm.
The farm operates a 7-acre corn maze. Completion time typically ranges 30 minutes to 1+ hours depending on age and skill. No published difficulty rating, but this size farm is suitable for children 6+ and family groups.
Yes. The farm maintains a 10-acre U-pick pumpkin patch with over 110 varieties. This is one of the largest variety selections in the Upstate. Bring a wagon or be prepared to carry.
The Big Boo haunted maze operates October 16–17, 23–24, and 30–31 only. The farm explicitly notes this experience is not recommended for children under 6.
Daytime wagon rides are available; nighttime haunted wagon rides operate on select dates (likely the same dates as the haunted maze, but confirm on their website).
September 26 – October 31, 2026. Friday 4pm-10pm, Saturday 10am-10pm, Sunday 1pm-7pm (closed Monday-Thursday). Hours: Friday 4pm-10pm (gates close 9pm), Saturday 10am-10pm (gates close 9pm), Sunday 1pm-7pm (gates close 6pm).
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Pricing available at fall pricing page; not listed in website content
6600 Highway 92, Enoree, SC 29335, in Spartanburg County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Upstate South Carolina.
We track 4 patches in Upstate South Carolina. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 36 days against a regional average of 42, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has u-pick fields, an after-dark attraction, a market, bakery or taproom, which most Upstate South Carolina patches on our list do not.
There is 1 other patch we track in Spartanburg County. All Upstate South Carolina patches →
stewartfarms.net
Checked August 2026.