Yes! Twin Cities Harvest Festival is proud to feature an America 250 Corn Maze this fall.

Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary as you explore a one-of-a-kind corn maze with twists, turns, and plenty of fall fun for families, friends, and groups. The America 250 Corn Maze is a signature attraction at the Twin Cities Harvest Festival in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.

Plan ahead, wear comfortable outdoor footwear, and give yourself plenty of time to explore. The maze is an outdoor attraction, so conditions may vary with weather.

Twin Cities Harvest Festival is located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, near the southeast corner of 109th Avenue and Highway 169.

Yes! This year’s featured maze is the America 250 Corn Maze, celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

Bring your family and friends to navigate the twists and turns of this special fall attraction. The maze is outdoors, so guests should wear comfortable shoes and dress for Minnesota fall weather.

Yes. The America 250 Corn Maze is included with Twin Cities Harvest Festival admission, along with most festival attractions.

Admission provides access to a full day of fall family fun, including the corn maze, petting zoo, corn pits, inflatables, kiddie rides, gunny sack slide, train ride, games, live music, and photo opportunities.

Most Twin Cities Harvest Festival attractions are included with admission. Included activities may include:

America 250 Corn Maze
Pumpkin patch access
Corn pits
Straw bale maze
Petting zoo
Inflatables
Kiddie rides
Gunny sack slide
Train ride
Pedal tractors
Live music
Magic show
Fall photo opportunities

Attraction availability can vary by weather, staffing, maintenance, or event schedule. Check the Attractions page before visiting for the current lineup.

Festival admission includes most attractions. Some optional purchases may cost extra, including:

Pumpkins and other items from the pumpkin patch or market

Food, beverages, and treats from food vendors
Animal feed for the petting zoo
Pony rides
Face painting
Caricatures
Select vendor merchandise

Please check the Tickets, Food, and Attractions pages for current details before your visit.

Ticket pricing and admission options can change by season. Visit the Tickets page for the most current admission prices, online ticket availability, and details about what is included.

Buying tickets online is the easiest way to plan ahead and can help you get through entry more quickly on busy fall weekends. Tickets may also be available at the gate, subject to capacity.

Visit the Tickets page for current ticket options and purchase information.

Twin Cities Harvest Festival is open on select weekends and MEA break dates during the fall season. Hours, open dates, and weather-related announcements may change.

Check the Dates & Hours page before your visit for the current schedule.

Yes. Leashed pets are welcome on the festival grounds, but pets are not allowed inside the petting zoo.

Please keep pets leashed at all times, clean up after them, and use good judgment around crowds, children, and farm animals.

Yes. Under normal weather conditions, Twin Cities Harvest Festival is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible. The grounds feature groomed trails, wide walking paths, ADA-accessible restrooms, and baby changing stations.

This is an outdoor farm event, so ground conditions can change after heavy rain or severe weather. Guests with mobility concerns should check current conditions before visiting.

Yes. Portable restrooms are available on site, including ADA-accessible restroom options.

Yes. Baby changing stations are available on site for families with infants and young children.

Outside food is generally not allowed, out of courtesy to the food vendors serving at Twin Cities Harvest Festival.

Exceptions may be made for birthday or celebration desserts and for guests with specific dietary restrictions, allergies, medical needs, or infant feeding needs. Food and beverages are available for purchase from festival vendors.

Twin Cities Harvest Festival features food vendors offering festival favorites, meals, snacks, treats, and beverages. Vendor selection and menu items may vary by date.

Visit the Food page for current vendor and menu information.

Twin Cities Harvest Festival is an outdoor fall event, so dress for the weather and wear comfortable outdoor footwear. We recommend bringing:

Comfortable walking shoes or boots
Layers, a jacket, or rain gear as needed
A water bottle
A stroller or wagon for small children
Sunscreen for warm, sunny days
A camera or phone for fall family photos

Yes. Twin Cities Harvest Festival accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.

Individual food vendors and other independent sellers may have different payment options, so bringing a backup form of payment is recommended.

Parking is available and free of charge! Parking information, including event-day directions and any parking policies, is available on the Location page. Follow posted signs and staff instructions when arriving at the festival.

Twin Cities Harvest Festival aims to offer a low admission price for all guests and does not regularly offer group, military, or senior discounts.

For groups of more than 100 people, contact us to ask about special accommodations or large-group planning.

Families are welcome to celebrate birthdays and special occasions at Twin Cities Harvest Festival. Birthday or celebration desserts may be permitted as an exception to the outside-food policy. 

Twin Cities Harvest Festival is an outdoor event, and many attractions can remain open during light rain or typical fall weather. For guest safety, some attractions may close temporarily due to lightning, severe weather, unsafe ground conditions, or other operational needs.

Tickets are not restricted to a particular festival date. Please choose the open festival day that works best for your visit and check the website or festival social media for weather-related updates before heading out.