Anderson Farms in Erie is the fall festival families drive to from all over the Front Range: a corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides and entertainment on a working farm, open through Oct. 31 (closed Tuesdays). The 2026 season began Sept. 23, and the separate Terror in the Corn haunt runs on its own ticket.
Pricing is tiered, and it pays to know the tiers. Through Oct. 2 (early bird), ages 4 and up pay $13.50 Monday through Thursday, $18.75-$26.25 on Fridays and $24-$31.50 on weekends. Peak pricing runs Oct. 3-25: $18-$23 weekdays, $25-$45 Fridays and $32-$50 on weekends. Prices drop again for the final stretch. Ages 3 and under are always free, and timed online tickets are cheaper than anytime or at-the-gate tickets. Popular dates sell out.
Know before you go
- 6728 County Road 3 1/4, Erie, about 35 minutes north of Denver.
- Mondays and Wednesdays close at 6 p.m. with last entry at 4:30 p.m.
- Homeschool families: there is a dedicated Homeschool Day on Monday, Oct. 5 ($17, pre-purchase required).
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