MARKHAM ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Autumn by the Acre: Reesor’s Pick‑Your‑Own Pumpkins and Corn Maze in Markham
Spend a crisp fall day choosing pumpkins, winding a corn maze and browsing seasonal treats at Reesor’s — this guide distills what to expect, costs and booking notes.
Autumn by the Acre: Reesor’s Pick‑Your‑Own Pumpkins and Corn Maze in Markham.
Adventure brief
Autumn by the Acre: Reesor’s Pick‑Your‑Own Pumpkins and Corn Maze in Markham
Reesor’s Pick Your Own Pumpkins and Corn Maze turns the farm into a season‑long celebration: a sprawling pumpkin patch to roam, a corn maze to navigate and a farm market stocked with autumn treats. The setup favors families and those after classic fall scenery and hands‑on harvest time.
Reesor's Farm Market, located in the heart of Ontario’s lush countryside, offers a quintessential fall adventure perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. From September 13 to October 31, this charming farm transforms into a vibrant haven of seasonal activity. Visitors can wander through sprawling pumpkin patches, carefully selecting their own pumpkins ready for harvest or seasonal display, immersing themselves directly into the farm’s bustling harvest atmosphere.
The highlight for many is the sprawling corn maze, an intricate labyrinth carved into the tall stalks of maize, challenging visitors of all ages to find their way through twisting paths. Beyond the thrill of navigation, Reesor’s combines rustic charm with educational fun, offering farm tours and interactive activities that teach about sustainable agriculture and local harvest traditions. The farm’s friendly environment makes it easy to relax and enjoy the crisp fall air, colorful foliage, and a mix of country sights and sounds.
Reesor’s is more than just a pumpkin patch—it’s a community experience where families can make lasting memories and learn about seasonal farming practices. The farm grounds are decorated with hay bales, scarecrows, and seasonal decor, adding to the festive spirit. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect pumpkin for carving or simply craving a day among fall’s rich scenery, Reesor’s provides an authentic farm experience that captures Ontario’s agricultural heritage and seasonal joy.
This spot stands out as a family-friendly fall destination that combines outdoor fun with educational elements. Visiting Reesor’s Farm Market guarantees a lively, memorable autumn outing filled with the sights, smells, and tastes of harvest season.
Route Schematic
Route schematic: how the visit flows
A simple sequence of stops guides most visits: entry and ticketing, pumpkin picking, maze time and a market stop for treats.
Entrance & ticketing
Pay admission at entry — the fee covers access to the pick‑your‑own field and the corn maze.
Pumpkin patch
Roam the pumpkin field and select pumpkins; pumpkins are sold separately from the admission fee.
Corn maze
Explore the corn maze included with admission as a family activity and way to experience the fall landscape up close.
Farm market & seasonal treats
Finish at the farm market to sample or buy seasonal goods and other festival offerings.
Sturdy footwear is recommended for uneven fields; operator schedules or route access may change with weather or on busy days.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Pick your own pumpkins
Wander the pumpkin patch and choose specimens for carving and seasonal display; pumpkins are sold separately from admission so you pay only for what you take home.
A family‑friendly corn maze
The corn maze is included with admission and is designed for a wide age range, offering the pleasure of getting turned around together without a performance‑oriented challenge.
Farm market and seasonal atmosphere
Beyond picking pumpkins and the maze, the farm market and on‑site activities create a festive, colorful backdrop for an autumn day out.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Start at the farm entrance with admission, then spill into a wide field of pumpkins: people of all ages spread out across the patch selecting fruit by size and shape. The corn maze provides a playful detour before a stop at the market for seasonal treats and perusing farm goods — overall a relaxed, family‑centred harvest experience.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a means to carry pumpkins (boxes or a wagon), weather‑appropriate layers and sturdy shoes for field walking. Note that pumpkins are sold separately from admission.
Adults: $10 admission covers entry to the pick‑your‑own field and corn maze. Children: $5 admission covers the same. Pumpkins are sold separately; well supervised children under six may enter with a parent at no charge.
Online booking is available; reservations are required for Saturdays only.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
When does Reesor’s Pick Your Own Pumpkins and Corn Maze run?
The attraction runs through the fall season; dates are listed as September 13 to October 31.
Are reservations required?
Online booking is open and reservations are specifically required for Saturdays only.
How much is admission?
Adults pay $10 for admission which includes entrance to the pick‑your‑own field and corn maze; children pay $5 for the same access.
Are pumpkins included with admission?
No. Pumpkins are sold separately from the admission fee.
Are infants or very young children charged?
Well supervised children under the age of six may enter with a parent at no charge.
Is online booking available now?
Yes: online booking for Reesor’s Pick Your Own Pumpkins and Corn Maze is now open.
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