Meridian's newest corn maze and pumpkin farm, opening September 10, with included activities (maze, hayride, barrel trains, straw slides) and a key advantage: online tickets to skip the gate line — but no public pricing is available, so you will not know the total cost until you reach the ticketing page.
Admission required; pumpkins included with admission but priced by pumpkin
Ten Mile Farms opened in fall 2026 as Treasure Valley’s newest corn maze and pumpkin destination in Meridian. The farm bundles admission to include the corn maze, hayride, barrel-train rides, and straw-bale slides — a notably full activity package compared to farms that charge separately for add-ons.
The single operational advantage is online ticketing. Most fall farms require you to pay at the gate, creating a potential line and unpredictability on busy Saturdays. Ten Mile allows you to purchase tickets in advance online and skip the queue entirely. That is a substantial quality-of-life improvement on peak days and worth understanding before your visit.
Admission price is not published on the website. Like an increasing number of digital-first farm attractions, the cost appears only once you enter a date into the booking page. This is standard e-commerce practice in 2026 but unhelpful for trip planning. Practical approach: open the booking page on your intended visit date, select it, and read the price before you commit to the drive.
The maze, hayride, barrel trains, and straw slides are all part of admission. No separate fees are listed for any of these. Pumpkins are sold separately, priced by size.
Ten Mile’s first fall season (2026) will draw curiosity traffic, particularly in September and early October. By late October, baseline crowds will have established. New farms often offer the most breathing room in their opening weeks and the most crowding during peak Halloween season; the reverse is true for established venues that have aged into predictability. This is one of the newest farms in the dataset, so crowds may spike higher than a well-worn venue.
Located at the corner of Ten Mile and Amity in Meridian, Ten Mile is more centrally positioned in the Treasure Valley than some outlying farms, making it convenient for residents in Meridian, Eagle, and Boise proper. The drive is shorter than to distant Nampa or Kuna properties, a subtle but real advantage for weeknight visits.
September 10 through October 31. Weekday evenings (4–9pm Monday–Friday) are quieter and feel less pressured. Saturday 10am–9pm offers a full day. Closed Sundays entirely.
Three hours for the corn maze alone plus one activity; four to five hours to hit the maze, hayride, barrel trains, and straw slides unhurried.
Newly opened venues draw curiosity traffic. September opening dates are typically quieter than peak October. The online-ticketing option may reduce gate-line frustration on busy days but does not reduce the number of people on the property.
On-site parking is referenced in research notes. New venues typically run full on October weekends.
Corn mazes require standing and walking navigation. Straw slides and barrel trains have physical demands not detailed in published materials. Contact the farm directly if accessibility is a concern.
You need to know the price before arriving. Like many new fall destinations, Ten Mile does not publish admission online; online ticket options are available, but the price appears only in the booking flow. Budget visibility requires a few minutes of research before the trip.
Research notes mention weekday discount passes are available, but the dollar amount is not published. Check tenmilefarms.com or call to confirm savings for your intended date.
Admission includes corn maze access, hayride, barrel trains, and straw bale slides. No activities are listed as separate charges.
Yes. The research notes explicitly state online tickets are available to skip gate lines. Purchase them before arriving to avoid any gate-line waits.
Pumpkins are mentioned as included with admission, but pricing by individual pumpkin is not specified. Assume you will buy pumpkins separately by size after paying admission.
September 10 – October 31, 2026. Sept 10-Oct 31; M-F 4-9pm, Sat 10am-9pm, closed Sunday. Hours: M-F 4-9pm, Sat 10am-9pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Admission required; pumpkins included with admission but priced by pumpkin
Ten Mile & Amity, Meridian, ID, in Ada County. It is one of 8 patches we track in Boise Region.
We track 8 patches in Boise Region, 2 of which are free to walk into. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 52 days against a regional average of 37, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.
There are 3 other patches we track in Ada County. All Boise Region patches →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
tenmilefarms.com
Checked August 2026.