When Does the Season Start in Georgia? 2026 Farm Dates
5 farms in Georgia publish their own 2026 season dates, across 1 of the things people drive out for. That is the answer to "when does the season start" for this place specifically, rather than the September and October every national guide prints for the whole country.
✓ 5 published dates · updated September 27, 2026 · how we verify
When does corn maze season start in Georgia?
5 farms in Georgia publish their own corn maze season dates for 2026. The earliest opens August 2 and the latest October 1. With only 5 dates we give you the range and leave it at that rather than pretend to a middle. Each farm's own date is the authority, and every one is linked below.
| Farm | Opens | Closes | What the farm published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southern Belle Farm McDonough, GA |
August 2 | Not published | "It is closed on Sundays from August 2 until the fall season starts on September 19." |
| Green Gate Farm Griffin, GA |
September 18 | Not published | "Its corn maze opens September 18." |
| Washington Farms Watkinsvlle, GA |
September 19 | Not published | "Fall fun opens September 19, 2026, with a pumpkin patch, pick your own flowers, a corn maze, campfires and over 35 fall activities." |
| Buford Corn Maze Buford, GA |
September 25 | Not published | "The maze's own site gives opening day as September 11 with tickets sold online, and says its 2026 Scream Zone haunted forest opens September 25." |
| Oakhurst Farm West Point, GA |
October 1 | Not published | "In the farm's own words: "Oakhurst's Annual FALL DAZE Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze is now booking FIELD TRIPS & SPIRIT NIGHTS for October 1-31, 2026!" Oakhurst's Annual FALL DAZE Pumpkin..." |
What we cannot answer here yet
Fewer than 5 farms in Georgia publish their own dates for apple picking, pumpkins, Christmas trees, so there is no honest answer to give for those. We would rather say that than print a national average and call it local.
How these dates were collected
These figures come from prices and dates published by the farms themselves on their own websites, collected and re-checked by Bloom and Pick. Every farm in the count links to the page the figure came from and the date we last checked it. Farms that do not publish a price are not counted, and are named separately so you can see who is missing. Farms that publish prices online tend to be larger and more visitor focused than farms that do not, so these medians likely sit above what a typical small farm charges. We report medians and ranges, never averages, and we state how many farms are in every number. Nothing here is estimated, modeled, or filled in.