A 7-acre corn maze at an established campground with a unique silent-disco headphone experience and multiple activities — but 2026 pricing and exact dates are not published.
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park runs a large 7-acre corn maze on the campground property, distinguished by a unique silent-disco experience with colored-light headphones — a regional novelty that sets it apart from standard corn-maze venues. The facility also offers wagon rides, mini golf, and a jumping pillow.
Most corn mazes are straightforward navigation. Jellystone’s “silent disco” wraps the experience in an audio and light component delivered through headphones — colored lights sync with music or guidance as you work through the maze. This is not explained in detail anywhere online, so you will need to call (605) 332-2233 to understand how it works, whether it is included in admission, and whether it is available on your intended visit date. It is an unusual offering that makes this venue distinctive.
Seven acres is a substantial undertaking, typically taking 60-90 minutes or longer depending on your group’s pace. This is not a photo-stop activity; it is a full-on puzzle experience. Families with kids under 6 who get easily frustrated may find it overwhelming. Older kids and adults enjoy the challenge.
Jellystone is an established RV and tent campground with year-round operation. The maze is a fall seasonal attraction for both campers and day-visitors. If you are staying at the campground, the maze is a convenient on-property activity, and you may receive bundled pricing. Day-visitor details (parking, entry fees, day-visitor rates) are not published and require a phone call.
Sources conflict on whether mini golf and the jumping pillow are included in maze admission or require separate charges. The practical approach is to call (605) 332-2233 and ask what the admission price is and what it covers.
Brandon is in Minnehaha County, part of the Sioux Falls exurban area. The terrain is flat plains. The campground is a full-service facility with amenities including restaurants and shops.
Two to three hours for maze, wagon rides, and mini golf is realistic. The maze alone can take well over an hour, so plan accordingly. Fridays (5-9pm) are after-work visits; weekend daytime hours (Sat noon-9pm, Sun 1-5pm) allow full daylight in the maze. For late October visits, bring a headlamp if visiting Friday evening — days shorten fast and the maze runs until 9pm.
Bring closed shoes with good grip, layers for temperature swings, and cash for any activities not included in admission. Call ahead to confirm 2026 dates, pricing, and what the silent disco entails.
The farm historically operates late August through late October, Friday 5-9pm, Saturday noon-9pm, Sunday 1-5pm. Exact 2026 dates are not announced. Saturday and Sunday daytime visits avoid evening darkness; Fridays are post-work outings.
Two to three hours for the 7-acre maze, wagon rides, mini golf, and jumping pillow. The maze is substantial; plan at least 60-90 minutes for it alone.
Friday evenings may be lighter as an after-work family activity. Weekends, especially Saturday midday and October, will draw camping families and day-trippers. A 7-acre maze is large enough to absorb crowds.
Included in the campground. Day-visitor parking details not specified; contact the farm.
A 7-acre maze walk may challenge anyone with mobility limitations. Wagon rides and mini golf may be accessible options. Contact (605) 332-2233.
You need confirmed 2026 pricing and dates before traveling; neither is published online. Also skip if you have young kids (under 6) easily frustrated by mazes — a 7-acre puzzle is serious, not casual.
Cherry Rock Farms (Brandon area, nearby), other Brandon-area fall activities, and Jellystone Park's campground amenities if you are staying overnight.
The farm offers an immersive 'Silent Disco' headphone experience with colored lights — a unique offering you don't find at typical corn mazes. Details on how it works, pricing, and availability are not published. Call (605) 332-2233 for specifics.
Not specified. The sources state that mini golf and jumping pillow are 'included in admission' by one source, but another does not clarify. Call to confirm what the maze admission covers.
Sixty to ninety minutes or longer, depending on your group's speed. A 7-acre layout is substantial, not a casual activity.
The sources suggest day-visitor access is available, but details on parking, entry, and day-visitor rates are not published. Call (605) 332-2233 to confirm.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fri-Sun. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
26014 478th Avenue, Brandon, SD 57005, in Minnehaha County. It is one of 18 patches we track in South Dakota.
We track 18 patches in South Dakota, 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 an after-dark attraction, hayrides, rides and play structures, which most South Dakota patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 6 of the 18 patches we track in South Dakota had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 3 other patches we track in Minnehaha County. All South Dakota patches →
siouxfallscornmaze.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.