We went on the very last day of the season and had a BLAST. The wildflower field was still full and the bouquet was such a cute date activity. Concessions were very reasonable priced! Check out for your fall activity needs! read more

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My family and I were very pleased to visit the Mesilla Valley Maze. I cannot deny we were originally planning to visit the "La Union Maze" but after trying to get tickets for a whole week I ended up searching for a different one and were to get tickets with Messilla Valley Maze. We purchased tickets online. It was an easy transaction but most of all online user friendly. Their posted online address takes you pass its actual entrance location but it is obvious and once you do a u-turn its all good. We arrived early so parking was easy but for all the people who were arriving when we were leaving they parked across the avenue and had to walk a good while. We also encountered a long line to pick up the wrist bands but we were not in line any more than 5 minutes. Mesilla Valley Maze was beautifully decorated with plenty of activities for every member of the family. The one thing I loved the most were the picnic tables under the shade. They were perfect. Live Music, good food, slides, maze, pumpkin patch, pumpkin store (in case you don't want to go to the pumpkin patch), roping, etc.. Perfect place to go and spend a nice fall day for many hours with the whole family. Totally worth the price. read more

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This was our second year going to The Mesilla Valley Maze. We love the family fun they have. The admission pricing went up this year but it includes so much so it's still definitely worth it. The staff they have were great and always very friendly. The tractor driver that took us out to get pumpkins was super helpful and funny too! Parking is free and the food is decent. Our kids had a blast and my husband and I had a great time too! We did just about every attraction they had there and we plan on going back again next year! The pumpkin pricing is also very cheap! It comes out cheaper than you think based on the same sizing and pricing the show. That was a plus! We spent $4 on 3 medium sized pumpkins! read more

Between the two main mazes near El Paso, this is our favorite. You can't beat the change of scenery. The admission is fairly priced at $12 for adults and $10 if you are military. I believe kids under 12 are $8. We went as birthday guests and I did not pay entrance for my daughter. The parking area is ample and organized. They allow coolers and outside food. However, you won't need much of that taking their large variety of food items available for purchase. They have amazing pumpkin pie! We went on a Sunday and they had many competitions. Corn and watermelon eating contest, balloon toss, tricycle races, etc. They also had live music. There is plenty included in the admission price and the items you do have to pay for are not that bad. I did find that $5 for a lazo was a little ridiculous. Still... people pay it so I assume it works for them. The grounds are beautifully kept and there are plenty of seating areas throughout. If you haven't been here, you must. Lovely place! read more

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Nice small farm setting for kids to take pictures. Lots of pumpkins for sale. Country store have gifts, cakes and homemade jars of jam, syrup, etc. Only service animals allowed. Can't complain that parking and admission is free. read more

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Awesome place. Been to Patches all over the country and this place will have you out of your gourd in no time. Lots to do with the kids included with admission no nickel and dime tactics here to get you to spend more $$. Admission price is great for what you get included. Ride out to the patch and pick out your porch or table trophies! We got everything in the picture plus a bag of small ones for under $25! Couldn't believe it! read more

Mesilla Valley Maze - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Las Cruces, New Mexico

If you have little ones, this is a must do in the fall! So many things the kids love to Do! Very simple, fun, outdoors!! We rode on a tractor pulled trailer full of hay out to the actual pumpkin field & everyone picked a pumpkin & there were some super cool varieties of gourds. Go. See. Have fun!! read more

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Hour wait to get in, 54.00 for 2 adults and 2 kids, 45 min wait for food, bland and boring, another 40 min wait for hay ride, over crowded, over priced and not enough staff read more

So grateful for this gem in our back yard. My grandsons loved the fun activities all included with the admission. I loved the gorgeous heirloom squashes. I highly recommend the Candy Roaster, a long narrow pink delicacy that I've ever had the pleasure to eat and the pie it made was amazing. read more

Really Great!! The folks that do this every year deserve a lot of credit for creating something that has become a bit of a LC tradition. There isn't much to say except that it is a challenging corn maze, which changes each year, and is well worth your time and money. Ever since I saw The Shining as a kid, mazes made of live plants have intrigued me to no end. It is great fun navigating it each year!! read more

A great place for good family fun. Geared mostly for kids. Easy to get to with free parking. Entry fee includes everything but food (reasonably priced) and pumpkins (also reasonably priced). Some say it's expensive but they obviously haven't taken a family of 4 to the movies lately and loaded up on popcorn, drinks and candy. The "Maze" is a bargain! It's easy to spend the day with lots of shade. read more

Seriously disappointed! A very overpriced park. They should really consider cutting the price in half for what they offer, especially for their own community. Pretty much a homemade park built with plastic pipes and spray painted tires. The hay ride was nice and the drivers even nicer...until we got to the pumpkin patch. There are NONE left worth taking home. The whole idea is to come home with a pumpkin. Kids were very disappointed. At the very least, they should hang a sign before you buy a ticket warning the potential customer that the pumpkins are no longer available. At least the consumer has the option of not buying a ticket. Totally misleading. Only good thing about it was the drivers were nice and the concessions were reasonably priced. It should not cost a family of four $50 dollars and that doesn't even include a pumpkin. Save yourself the disappointment and your money... read more

We decided to try Mesilla Valley Maze after going to la union maze for the past few years and being disappointed. I have to say it's a complete difference from la union. From the parking lot and staff directing traffic, to the ticket booth, the entire time we were at the park there was staff all over the place, very clean and in uniform, friendly and courteous. The whole grounds are very clean, grass everywhere flowers and trees. They have a lot of little activities for the family and are simple but detailed and seemed thought out before established. The food is reasonably priced and very good, I like that there isn't a token system like the other maze. You just go to one of the many windows and order what you want, you can pay debit or cash. The photos on here don't do the park justice. If you've ever been to la union, you will definitely feel the difference in quality here. Recommend to anyone looking for a annual tradition. 5 stars all the way! read more

The Mesilla Valley Maze was a complete disappointment, the only thing this place does well is bleed the unsuspecting visitor of their hard earned cash. The place is completely overpriced with admission fees costing a family of four $44 just to get in. The admission is supposed to allow the visitor unlimited access to a lot of games and activities, but these turned out to be pretty anticlimactic. Seemed like just about all the attractions were comprised of recycled tractor tires stacked and/or half buried in different configurations. As for the corn maze, I'm not sure if there was an object to the maze, it felt more like cornfield with a bunch of interconnecting trails running through it. Though biggest let down to the whole Mesilla Valley Maze experience was their pumpkin patch. The hay ride to the patch was ok, I guess, but the patch had been so picked over that the only thing left were the deformed rotting rejects that nobody wanted. My kids left the pumpkin patch empty handed and yet the staff was still hauling unwary customers out there by the dozens. Save yourself a letdown and pass this one by... read more