One of the coolest things to see in the fall is corn mazes. There aren't very many out there, but we found three within driving distance from Texarkana. These three corn maze destinations also offer other activities too!

The Corn Maze Opens September 26 Near Shreveport

Not too far from Texarkana, you'll find The Corn Maze at 8540 Highway 71 in Shreveport will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, September 26.

Along with the large corn maze, they also have a mini hay maze, hayrides, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, barrel train rides, slides, swings, a rock pit, pumpkin jumper, jumbo Jenga, cornhole, Connect Four, duck races, sack races, bubble stations and more.

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They also have food trucks, retail vendors, live music and plenty of photo opportunities throughout the season. Find out more at their Facebook page.

 

BoBrook Farms Kicks Off Season with Squirrely Dayz in Roland, Arkansas

BoBrook Farms, just north of Little Rock in Roland, Arkansas, will open its fall season on Saturday, October 3, with its annual Squirrely Dayz celebration from 9 AM to 6 PM.

Not only is there a corn maze to get lost in, but there is also a squirrel cook-off, nut hunt, squirrel hunt, axe-throwing contest, best beard contest, live music and food trucks. The squirrel cook-off competition will award prize packages valued at $200 for first place and $100 for the runner-up.

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Throughout the fall season, visitors can also enjoy hayrides, pig races on weekends, farm animals, rubber duck races, mazes, giant slides, lawn games, a hay pyramid, fall photo opportunities and pick-your-own pumpkins.

Tickets are available at the gate. More information is available at BoBrookFarms.com.

Milo Tree Farm Brings Fall Fun to Hamburg, Arkansas

For those looking for a country fall experience, Old Milo Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch in Hamburg, Arkansas, opens October 1 and runs through November 1.

The farm not only has a corn maze it also features a tractor-drawn hayride through the fields and around the property, along with pumpkins in all shapes and sizes. You'll also find gourds, mums, cornstalks and hay bales perfect for decorating for fall.

The pumpkin patch is open to the public Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Go to their Facebook page for more details.

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