Date: Saturday, Oct 10
Time: 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Venue: 3175 Benson Road, Garner
Price: $6
Category: Family
5 Acres. 3 Sections. A-MAZE-ing Fun. Let’s Play! Lots of activities your family will love! Offerings: Ball Throw Giant Slide Tire Mountain Hook & Ring Tug of ...
Family · Garner
“Bring cash for pumpkins and wear closed-toe shoes to handle the dirt paths.”
Ken's Korny Maze and Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal autumn farm attraction in Garner featuring a five-acre corn puzzle and outdoor play area. The maze is divided into three distinct sections, allowing you to choose the length of your walk based on your children's stamina. Beyond the stalks, the property features a giant slide, a tire climbing mountain, and classic games like tug-of-war and ball tosses. Admission is six dollars per person, making this one of the most budget-friendly farm outings in the Triangle. The activities are best suited for toddlers through elementary-aged children who enjoy active, outdoor play. Port-a-potties are available on-site, and parking is free in the grassy lot adjacent to the fields. Be sure to bring cash for pumpkins and wear closed-toe shoes to navigate the dusty farm terrain safely. This is a smart weekend choice if you want the classic autumn farm experience without the high price tag of larger regional venues. The Garner location is an easy drive down Benson Road, meaning you can get the kids outdoor exercise and be back home in time for afternoon naps.
Last updated
Oct 10
Ken's Korny Maze and Pumpkin Patch runs Saturday, Oct 10, 10:00 am - 9:00 pm.
3175 Benson Road is at 3175 Benson Road, Garner, Garner, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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