A north-valley farm with a pirate-themed corn maze and haunted mazes on Saturday nights, but no website, no phone, and no published 2026 dates — you will need to hunt for contact information to confirm this farm is actually operating.
Wagner’s Farmland Experience is a north-valley farm in Corrales, about 20 minutes north of Albuquerque on Corrales Road. It bills itself with a pirate-adventure theme for the corn mazes and offers haunted mazes on Saturday nights, which is a reasonable differentiator from the standard farm formula. The farm also supports u-pick flowers and vegetables, not just pumpkins.
Two corn mazes with a pirate theme suggest the farm is thinking about character and narrative, not just a standard maze. That can appeal to kids who engage with stories and adventures. Haunted mazes on Saturday nights extend the season into the adult and older-kid market and give families with mixed ages a way to visit together — kids do the daytime pirate mazes, adults or older teens do the Saturday-night haunted version.
Beyond pumpkins, the farm offers u-pick flowers and vegetables, which appeals to gardeners and foodies. If you are coming for more than pumpkins — cutting flowers for fall arrangements, picking a few seasonal vegetables — this farm gives you multiple reasons to stay and browse.
Corrales is a small, rural community north of Albuquerque, in Sandoval County. It is not a major population center, but it is reasonably accessible from Albuquerque if you are making a fall trip north. The elevation is similar to Albuquerque (around 5,000 feet), so fall weather patterns are similar.
No website and no published phone number mean finding this farm requires legwork. Pumpkin Patches and More has it listed, which is how it made our dataset, but that directory does not include current contact details or 2026 dates. You will likely need to call Corrales city information or search for the farm by name on a business directory to get a working phone number. Once you have contact info, calling to confirm 2026 dates, hours, and admission is the only way to plan a visit.
A farm with this little online presence could be a tight-knit, long-running local operation, or it could be a seasonal effort that operates some years and not others. Without a website to check, you will not know until you call. That does not mean do not visit — local farms are often great — but it does mean confirming operating status is step one, not an afterthought.
If you are a Corrales local or are very interested in the pirate theme or Saturday-night haunted maze, the farm is worth calling to confirm. If you are planning a fall trip from outside the area and want reliable, published information, look elsewhere. The legwork to visit this farm is higher than farms with websites and published phone numbers.
Fall season, estimated late September start (exact dates not published). Hours not published online. Contact the farm to confirm 2026 opening date, operating hours, and whether Saturday-night haunted mazes run throughout the season or only certain weekends.
Three to four hours for the daytime maze, animals, and u-pick experience. Haunted mazes on Saturday nights are an evening-only add-on; plan one to two hours if you visit at night.
Very limited information. A north-valley farm without a website or major promotion likely draws smaller, local crowds.
Not published. Assume field parking.
Not published. You will need to call.
You do not want to make phone calls. No website, no phone number, no published hours or 2026 dates means you are starting from scratch to even confirm the farm is operating. You will need to search local Corrales listings or call Corrales city information to get contact details. If that feels like too much friction before a farm visit, skip this one.
The farm does not have a published website as of August 2026. It is listed in Pumpkin Patches and More directory. You may need to call Corrales city information or search for 'Wagner's Farmland Experience Corrales' on local business directories to find a phone number.
Opening dates are estimated at late September, but 2026 dates are not confirmed. You will need to call the farm to confirm the exact start date and operating schedule.
The farm features two corn mazes with a pirate adventure theme during daytime. Haunted mazes run on Saturday nights. Confirm availability and pricing when you call.
U-pick flowers and vegetables are available, but whether they are included with admission or priced separately is not published. Call to ask about the pricing structure.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Late September start. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
6445 Corrales Rd, Corrales, NM 87048, in Sandoval County. It is one of 8 patches we track in New Mexico.
We track 8 patches in New Mexico, 1 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has u-pick fields, an after-dark attraction, which most New Mexico patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 3 of the 8 patches we track in New Mexico had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There is 1 other patch we track in Sandoval County. All New Mexico patches →
Checked August 2026.