A themed Loch Ness corn maze paired with a straightforward pumpkin patch priced at $0.79 per pound—best for budget-conscious families who want reasonable pricing and the novelty of a unique maze design.
Pumpkins priced at $0.79 per pound
Rough cost for a family of four: about $3.16 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.
The Farm in Woodbury is a daily-operation pumpkin patch and corn-maze destination in Woodbury (Litchfield County), notable for transparent pumpkin pricing ($0.79 per pound) and a novelty Loch Ness-themed corn maze for 2026. The farm is open daily from late August through early November, giving you weekday and weekend options.
The 2026 corn maze is designed around the Loch Ness Monster legend, complete with a Scottish castle, bagpiper appearances (probably on select dates), and Loch Ness Monster theming. This is a seasonal novelty—the maze design changes annually, so if you visit for the Loch Ness theme, know it won’t be there next year. The maze is a core draw and typically takes 45–90 minutes to navigate.
Flashlight maze nights are available, letting you experience the maze under stars with a flashlight—a different and more atmospheric way to do the maze, and appealing for repeat visits or evening activities.
Pumpkins are priced at $0.79 per pound—a straightforward, transparent model. For example:
This clarity is unusual and valuable for budget planning—you know exactly what you’ll pay before you pick.
The farm stand is on-site, and hayrides are available. Specific details and pricing are not published.
The farm opens daily and runs through early November, giving you weekday flexibility. Weekday mornings (9 AM–noon) are quieter than weekends. Peak foliage weekends (early-to-mid October) bring heavier traffic to local roads and the farm itself.
Late September is an ideal window: weather is still mild, the maze is fresh and well-maintained, and crowds are manageable.
Budget 1.5 to 2.5 hours. A simple visit (maze + pumpkin picking) is straightforward. Adding a hayride or browsing the farm stand extends the time. The Loch Ness theme and novelty-maze design appeal to families wanting something beyond the standard pumpkin patch.
Maze admission price is not published. Hayride pricing and scheduling are unclear. Flashlight-maze booking, dates, and pricing need to be confirmed by calling (203) 263-4550 ahead of time.
Budget-conscious families who like the idea of transparent pumpkin pricing and a themed maze experience. The daily hours give you scheduling flexibility that weekend-only farms don’t. It’s an ideal “straightforward, good value” farm without the extensive multi-activity complexity of larger operations.
Late September through mid-October, visiting on weekday mornings (9 AM–noon) to miss crowds and get fresher pumpkin selection.
1.5–2.5 hours for maze and pumpkin picking.
Light on weekday mornings; moderate on weekends and afternoons, especially peak-foliage weekends (early-to-mid October).
On-site farm parking.
Contact the farm for specific details. Farm stand and some areas likely accessible; maze terrain is uneven.
About 10 miles west: Castle Hill Farm and Blue Jay Orchards (both in Bethel) offer more extensive activities and pumpkin varieties. Combine farms if you want a longer day.
For 2026, the corn maze is designed around the Loch Ness Monster legend, featuring a Scottish castle, bagpiper appearances, and Loch Ness Monster imagery. It's a novelty design that changes annually.
Pumpkins are $0.79 per pound. You select your pumpkins and they are weighed. A typical 15–20-pound pumpkin costs $12–$16.
Yes. Flashlight maze nights under the stars are available (exact dates not published). Call (203) 263-4550 to book and confirm pricing.
The farm stand is on-site, but specific inventory and pricing are not published. Hayrides are also available.
August 28 – November 1, 2026. Daily.
Admission starts at $0.79 per person. Pumpkins priced at $0.79 per pound
281 Weekeepeemee Road, Route 132, Woodbury, CT 06798, in Litchfield County. It is one of 7 patches we track in Fairfield County.
We track 7 patches in Fairfield County, 1 of which are free to walk into. At $0.79 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $0.79.
Its season runs about 66 days against a regional average of 47, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.
What sets it apart locally: it has a corn or crop maze, an after-dark attraction, which most Fairfield County patches on our list do not.
There are 3 other patches we track in Litchfield County. All Fairfield County patches →
thefarmwoodbury.com
Checked August 2026.