Fall Festival opens Oct. 2 – Tickets on sale now • skip the gate line
Fall Festival opens Oct. 2 – Tickets on sale now • skip the gate line
New for 2026
The corn maze near Fort Worth families have been asking for: brand new for 2026 and included with your $15 admission. Wind through the rows, find your way out, and celebrate with a caramel apple, thirty minutes northwest of downtown in Aurora, Texas.
New for 2026Included with admissionFri, Sat & Sun
Brand new this fall
2026 is the corn maze’s first season at Ruby Creek, planted right here on the farm the Peterson family has worked since the 1930s. Wander in, take a few wrong turns on purpose, and let the kids lead the way out.
It’s daytime, family-friendly fun: no haunted anything, just tall corn, Texas sky, and bragging rights at the exit. Little legs welcome; the maze shares the farm with the hay maze and corn pits, so every age gets a version they can conquer.
One ticket does it all
The corn maze joins the 20+ attractions your ticket already covers: the two-story sand pile, human hamster wheels, The Barnyard, the fishing pond, and more. The longhorn hayride is the only add-on, $3 a rider. See tickets & pricing.
Yes, there’s a difference
Ruby Creek has all three, and first-timers mix them up. Here’s the field guide.
New for 2026
Tall rows, real turns, and an exit you have to earn. The full walk-through maze experience, new this season.
Little-kid favorite
Bales stacked into kid-height paths. Perfect for the littles who want maze bragging rights without the tall corn.
Dig right in
Not a maze at all: giant troughs of loose corn kernels for digging, swimming, and losing at least one shoe.
Plan your visit
Fridays 10–3, Saturdays 10–7, Sundays 11–6, October 2 through November 8. Three weekends offer free admission for heroes, teachers, and grandparents. We’re at 390 Oates Creek Rd in Aurora, TX, and this map walks you in turn by turn.
Quick answers
Yes. Your $15 ticket covers the corn maze and 20+ other attractions. The longhorn hayride is the only add-on, $3 a rider.
Long enough to feel like an adventure, short enough that nobody melts down. Take it at your own pace, and the hay maze is right there for littles who want a faster win.
It’s daytime, family-friendly farm fun: tall corn and sunshine, no haunted anything. Kids of all ages walk it with their crew.
Yes. The farm runs through November 8, and the final weekend is Grandparents Weekend, with shorter lines and cooler air. See all six weekends.
