Nothing says fall like a visit to the farm! Lucky for those in the Edmonton area, there are a variety of farms to visit with all sorts of unique and family-friendly attractions. Some farms around north-central Alberta still offer u-pick and will offer pumpkins as soon as they are ready.
Prairie Gardens & Adventure Farm
Other farms grow their corn over the summer to great heights and in amazing maze shapes so we can challenge one another, get lost, and enjoy the exercise. And others keep their focus on the fun-loving, people-loving farm animals like goats, pigs, sheep, or horses.
There are several ways to enjoy a family trip to any of these farms: go for a picnic, go for a walk, or just go for the scenic rural drive!
Edmonton Corn Maze
The corn stalks at the Edmonton Corn Maze are getting taller and taller and are now ready to act as the ultimate labyrinth. This year’s maze design represents a tribute to the Edmonton Food Bank and can take a few hours to make your way through. Along with the Corn Maze, visitors can also visit with farm animals, pick for pumpkins, take photos, and shop the on-site market.
Trip Planning:
Edmonton Corn Maze: 26171 Garden Valley Rd., Spruce Grove
Hours:
Fall Hours: September 1 – October 25, 2026
Sunday: 1pm – 5pm
Tuesday – Saturday: 10am – 8pm
Mondays: Closed
Admission:
Weekends (Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays)
General: $17 ($18 at gate)
Youth 4-11: $14 ($15 at gate)
Youth under 4: Free
Weekdays (Tuesday – Friday)
General: $15($16 at gate)
Youth 4-11: $13($14 at gate)
Youth under 4: Free
Prairie Gardens Adventure Farm
Prairie Gardens is north of Edmonton near Gibbons- here you can experience the farm through a few different adventures. Enjoy a lively day outdoors with kid-friendly activities like pumpkin patches, corn mazes, sunflower and rope mazes, interacting with animals on a petting farm, and games like tire toss and lawn games. Plus, relish U-Pick vegetable tours and unwind at multiple playgrounds.
Apple Picking: August 29, 2026 onwards
- Fall-o-Ween: September 19-20 & 26-27, 2026
- Haunted Pumpkin Festival: October 3 to 31, 2026
Trip Planning:
Prairie Gardens: 56311 Lily Lake Rd., Bon Accord
Cost: $15 to $69
Somerset Farms
You’ll want to leave plenty of time for all the activities offered at Somerset Farms in Parkland County. The large farm offers multi-use trails through massive trees and their pretty fall leaves, a u-pick pumpkin patch, country picnics and campfires, and bookings for private photo sessions. And when the snow falls, you can keep visiting and use their trails with your cross-country skis.
In 2026: The pumpkin field will be closed, but there will be few fall themed activities
Trip Planning:
Somerset Farms: 1423 Township Rd 514, Parkland County
Phone: (780) 983-5664
Hours:
Pumpkin Picking – Opens Sept 12th
Cost:
Small admission fee of $5 per person (Age 3 and older).
Super Mini Pumpkins – $2.50 each or 3 for $6
Small Pumpkins $3-$5
Carving Pumpkins $0.60/lb (max $15)
Specialty Pumpkins $1/lb (max $20)
Squash and Pie Pumpkins $1.60/lb
The Berry Farm
You can get the u-pick experience from the Berry Farm until the first frost, thanks to their selection of apples, crabapples, and rhubarb available for picking. You can also book their outdoor spaces for private functions and day-use.
Trip Planning:
The Berry Farm: 52002 Range Rd 232, Sherwood Park
Hours: By appointment; Saturday and Sunday: 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM
- Apples – late August through early September – if the weather permits.
- Crabapples – best after a mild, early frost.
- Rhubarb – very limited quantities yet, available August to September – depending on the weather.
Attracted 2 Apples
Not just any apples: there are 12 varieties of apples you can pick yourself at the Attracted 2 Apples orchards and farm, with at least 800 apple trees on site. They grow sweet, tart, or bitter apples which you can’t find anywhere else in Alberta. They receive their trees from the University of Saskatchewan which is helping to develop apple trees suited to prairie conditions, so you won’t find the typical labels you see in the store.
Trip Planning:
Attracted 2 Apples: 54264 Range Rd. 213, Fort Saskatchewan
Hours: 2026 – TBA, Open until apples are picked.
Cost:
TBA
Kraay Family Farm
The Kraay Family Farms offer several family-friendly attractions like a Sunflower Maze, Corn Maze, and petting zoo. Your day pass includes access to all attractions. Each year, we add new activities and fun things to discover when you arrive (this year, there are over 40!).
Trip Planning:
Kraay Family Farms: Site 6 Box 9 RR 1, Lacombe
Fall Hours:
Wednesday-Saturday, September 5, 2026 – October 17, 2026
Closed Sundays
Admission:
Individual Day Ticket: $25.71 (online only) to $30.48 (at the farm)
Senior (65+) Individual Day Ticket: $23.81 (online only) to $28.57 (at the farm)
Zajic Corn Maze
Get lost together in the Zajic Corn Maze near Wainwright. You and your family’s admission is by donation of your choice, including Food Bank items, and can turn into a full day of winding through the corn. They are open every weekend this September with the occasional face painting, and always with mini donuts and popcorn for sale.
Trip Planning:
Zajic Corn Maze: Turn north off Highway 14 on RR 5-0 and travel four and a half miles. – Wainright
Hours: Saturday and Sunday, September 12 to October 4, 2026
Cost: Admission by Food Bank item or monetary donation
K3 Corn Maze & Family Farm
The large area of land on which the K3 Family Farm sits is home to several family-friendly attractions, including their popular corn maze. After making your way through the fields of corn, you can take photos in the pumpkin patch and sunflower garden, visit with farm animals, sign up for the Wild West Shootout, ride the zipline, or play in the hay and sand.
Trip Planning:
K3 Corn Maze & Family Farm: 19425 Township Rd. 512, Tofield
Hours:
September & October
Friday: 1pm – 8pm
Saturday: 10am – 8pm
Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Holiday Mondays: 10am until 6pm.
Cost:
2 years and under – free
3 years and over – $15 + GST per person