Brantwood Farms Fall Festival 2026: Corn Mazes, Jumping Pillows & Farm Fun

Weekends through October 31 at Brantwood Farms, just outside Brantford

Brantwood Farms turns into a full fall playground every weekend, with a character corn maze, giant jumping pillows, tractor go-karts, a train ride and farm animals. One admission covers the activities listed on the farm’s site.

💡 Tickets are for a set date and availability is tracked in real time, so book ahead instead of counting on the booth. Kids under 2 are free.

📅 Dates, Hours & Tickets

The Fall Festival runs on weekends from September 5 through October 31, 2026, with Labour Day Monday and Thanksgiving Monday added to the calendar. Every festival day runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the last entry at 4 p.m. The first three weekends are behind us, so these are the days still ahead.

Tickets can be bought online or at the ticket booth, but the farm recommends booking ahead to guarantee entry. If the booking page only lets you select one ticket for a date, that is all that is left for that day.

🌽 What’s Included

The farm lists 18 activities under what is included with admission. Here is how they group up, so you can see at a glance whether your crew will be happy.

Big-energy fun

Mazes

Forest side

Rides and animals

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or older. The farm suggests planning about three hours for a visit, though many families stay longer once the kids find a favourite.

🚜 The Farm & Market

Brantwood is a working family farm first and a festival second. The Pate family has lived and farmed in Brant County since 1891, and the farm grows a range of fruit and vegetables, including rhubarb, strawberries, apples, sweet corn and pumpkins. What it does not grow itself, it sources from local growers and producers.

The Farm Market is separate from the festival, and you do not need a ticket to shop there. The farm has described its market as offering Canadian-grown produce and fresh baking, including breads, cookies, pies, dumplings and pastries, so it is an easy stop for something to take home. Cash, debit and Mastercard or Visa credit are accepted.

2026 also brings a change of scenery. Brantwood Farms has moved to a new location on German School Road, a few minutes from its former Powerline Road site, and that is where the Fall Festival takes place this year. If you visited in past seasons or have an old bookmark, make sure your GPS is pointed at the new address.

📍 The Essentials

🚗 Getting There & Parking

Brantwood Farms is at 351 German School Road in Paris, Ontario, in Brant County, just outside Brantford. Parking is free. Some directory listings and older guides still show the farm’s former Powerline Road address, so double-check that your map app is set to German School Road before you head out.

The ground is a mix of grass, gravel and asphalt, so comfortable, sturdy shoes are a good idea. After heavy rain the play area can get muddy. If you have questions before you go, the farm’s phone number is 519-448-3335.

💡 A Few Things Worth Knowing Before You Go

🎟️ Book your date ahead of time. Availability is tracked in real time for each day, and the farm recommends advance tickets to guarantee entry. The ticket booth is there if plans change, but it is not a sure thing.

📱 Have your QR code ready. Tickets are shown on your phone, so there is nothing to print. Pulling up the code before you reach the booth keeps the line moving.

⏱️ Give it about three hours. That is the farm’s own suggestion, and last entry is at 4 p.m., so a mid-morning arrival gives you a comfortable day.

🥾 Wear boots or sturdy shoes. The farm is grass, gravel and asphalt, and a rainy week makes the play area muddy. Bring a change of shoes for the car.

🌧️ Check the forecast first. Sales are final and there are no rain checks, but you can rebook to another date until 11:59 p.m. the day before your visit. If the weather looks rough, wait to buy.

🛒 Save time for the Farm Market. It is ticket-free, and you can browse it without going into the festival.

🚫 Leave a few things at home. Drones are prohibited, smoking and vaping are not allowed, and cannabis is not permitted anywhere on the property. Photographers need a permit for sessions and mini shoots.

✨ Why Brantwood’s Fall Festival Is Worth the Drive

Plenty of farms sell a pumpkin and call it a festival. Brantwood is a family farm that has been in the same family since 1891, and its 18 listed activities are all covered by a single admission, so there is no extra cash needed for every slide and no counting ride tickets in the parking lot.

It also works across a wide range of ages. Toddlers get in free until they turn two and then have plenty of gentle things to do, while older kids can take on the obstacle course, the low ropes area and the tractor go-karts. Parents can settle in with something from the farm market while the kids work through the list. The farm suggests about three hours, and many families stay longer.

If you can see yourself coming back, the season pass is worth a look. At $17.50 plus HST a visit, the $45 pass pays for itself on your third trip, and the festival runs every weekend until Halloween. Even if you only go once, a full day outdoors on a working farm in October is hard to beat.

❓ Common Questions