Top 3 Best Pumpkin Patches Near Navarre, FL (Plus the Best Corn Mazes)

Looking for the best pumpkin patches and corn mazes to visit this fall? If you live in Navarre, you already know the nearest patch is a bit of a drive. The good news: three of the best in the Florida Panhandle are all within about 30 miles, and every one of them is worth the trip.

Here are the top three places to get the full pumpkin patch experience this year, whether you're a local or just visiting for the season. Grab a sweater and a pumpkin spice latte, and let's get into it.

2055 Homer Holland Rd, Milton, FL 32570 · hollandfarmsonline.com

2026 Hours: September 26th through November 1st, open every day, 8 am to 6 pm.

Admission: Ages 2 and under enter free. General admission $16, admission with a pumpkin $18. Military discount: $1. Extra pumpkins are $8, sunflowers are $2 when available.

Attractions: Hayrides out to the patch, a corn maze, a mega slide, zip lines, racing carts, a train, swings, corn pits, flower fields, and photo spots. Weekends only add pony rides and food trucks. There's also a mining station and a lemonade stand at an additional cost. The train runs at set times on weekdays (11 AM, 2:30 PM, and 6 PM) and more often on weekends.

Step inside the store for jams and jellies, local honey, boiled peanuts, ice cream, and cold drinks. If you're keeping to a budget or a meal plan, Holland Farms lets you bring in your own picnic lunch.

Buy 2026 tickets (there's a convenience fee online; buying ahead doesn't skip the line, and the military discount is in-person only).

2260 Horn Road, Milton, FL 32570 · sweetseasonfarms.com · 850-868-9917

2026 Hours: September 26th through November 8th. Saturdays 9 am to 5 pm, Sundays 11 am to 5 pm, closed weekdays. Last tickets sold 45 minutes before closing. Special Friday night hours October 23rd and October 30th only, 6 pm to 10 pm, for anyone who wants to brave the corn maze after dark with a flashlight.

Admission: Ages 2 and under are free. Half Cob is $17 (does not include farm activities or pony rides). Full Cob is $18.50 (includes all farm activities, but not pony rides). Pony rides and pumpkins are extra.

About the maze: Sweet Season cuts a new design every year, with a main maze, a kiddie maze, and a sunflower walking trail made for photos.

Food: Just about everything. Milton Band Boosters run a stand with shish kabobs, lumpia, and burgers; Tastebuds does ice cream and milkshakes; and around the farm you'll find pizza, mini donuts, caramel apples, fresh-squeezed lemonade, kettle corn, roasted sweet corn, sausage dogs, snow cones, and Dippin' Dots. You can also bring your own picnic.

486 Martin Mill Rd, Baker, FL 32531 · nixonfarms22.com · 850-902-2623

2026 Hours: Opening day October 3rd. Saturdays 10 am to 5 pm, Sundays 12 pm to 5 pm, closed weekdays.

Admission: Ages 3 and under are free. Ages 4-6, $7. $12 includes the corn maze, 2 super slides, and 3 corn cannon shots. $16 includes the corn maze, unlimited slides, and unlimited corn cannon shots. Pumpkins sold separately, sunflowers $1 per stem.

Attractions: Corn maze, hayrides, the Mega Ride-N-Slide, a corn pit, corn cannons, a jumbo jumper, a climbing spider, a petting zoo, sunflower fields, a pumpkin tent, and photo props.

Not up for the drive to Milton? A few things are happening closer to home: the Navarre Fall Festival runs Saturday, October 24, 11 AM to 5 PM, at 2279 Highway 87, hosted by Uplift Station. Boo at the Zoo at the Gulf Breeze Zoo runs weekends in October, with a trick-or-treat trail and animal encounters.

And if you're looking for something even spookier, check out the Haunted Houses & Halloween Guide.

As the Panhandle heat finally lets up, a day of pumpkin picking and corn-maze wandering is about as good as fall gets around here.