Escobar Corn Maze celebrates America’s 250th

Posted 10/13/26

Escobar Corn Maze is back for its 27th year with a new design that celebrate’s America’s 250th. The 8.5-acre maze features more than two miles of walking paths, a pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch, and …

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Escobar Corn Maze celebrates America’s 250th

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Escobar Corn Maze is back for its 27th year with a new design that celebrate’s America’s 250th. The 8.5-acre maze features more than two miles of walking paths, a pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch, and hayrides on weekend afternoons at the Portsmouth farm.

The maze is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, until Nov. 15. Entry is cash-only on-site, but tickets can be purchased in advance at: escobarcornmaze.hytix.com/

The farm is located at 255 Middle Road in Portsmouth.

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