maplelawnfarms.com

Maple Lawn Farms is a farm market and pick-your-own orchard in York County, Pennsylvania, located between York and Baltimore. It combines seasonal fruit picking with a farm market and bakery, a winery, a corn maze fun park, and several festivals. It suits visitors looking for a single destination that covers produce, baked goods, wine, and family activities — especially during lavender season, apple season, and the fall festival period.

What You Can Do There

Pick-Your-Own Fruit

The farm runs u-pick seasons across the year. Based on the site's navigation, the picking calendar covers:

• Apples
• Blueberries
• Cherries
• Lavender
• Nectarines
• Peaches
• Pumpkins
• Sunflowers

Availability is seasonal and can sell out. The site notes that Honey Crisp, ZeStar, and Blondee apples from its own trees are available "until SOLD OUT," so check current picking conditions before making the trip.

Farm Market and Bakery

The market sells fresh-baked goods. The signature item is apple cider donuts; other bakery items include pies, apple dumplings, turnovers, cookies, and whoopie pies.

Winery

The on-site winery offers wines and ciders plus wine tastings. It also hosts an adults-only after-hours event, "Wine Your Way Out," held in the corn maze (the site lists Sept 18–19 for the upcoming edition).

Maize Quest Fun Park

The corn maze fun park has more than 30 attractions. Tickets are sold online, and the site states that buying online saves on admission compared with paying at the gate.

Festivals and Events

The events calendar includes:

Who It's For

• Families: the fun park, maze, and fall festival give kids a full day of activity.
• Fruit pickers: a broad u-pick calendar from spring lavender through fall pumpkins.
• Food and drink visitors: bakery items, wine tastings, and cider.
• Groups planning around events: festivals and the adults-only maze night are ticketed separately, so plan around the event calendar.

Practical Points Before You Go

• Buy fun park tickets online. The site explicitly says online purchase saves on admission.
• Check season timing. Lavender season 2026 starts in June; apple varieties are limited and sell out.
• Expect separate ticketing for events. Festivals and Wine Your Way Out require their own tickets, and Lavender Festival tickets were not yet on sale at the time of the site content.
• Location: the farm sits between York, PA and Baltimore, making it reachable from both areas.

The site also offers a coupon sign-up (five coupons for a farm visit) and a newsletter for event and picking updates — useful if you want to time a visit to a specific crop or festival.

You can buy Maze Fun Park and festival tickets directly through Maple Lawn Farms' website, and the site promotes two savings routes: buying Fall Festival admission online (the site says online purchase saves on admission to the Maize Quest Fun Park's 30+ attractions) and signing up for the coupon and news list, which the homepage advertises as "5 Coupons for your farm visit right now." Ticket availability is seasonal, so check the site before planning around a specific event.

Ticket Options Currently Promoted on the Site

Two timing notes come straight from the homepage: lavender season is framed as returning in June 2026 ("See you in June for lavender season 2026!"), and the apple varieties Honey Crisp, ZeStar, and Blondee are listed as available "until SOLD OUT" — a reminder that u-pick availability and event tickets both move with the season.

Step by Step: Buying Tickets

1. Open the Maple Lawn Farms site and use the Tickets link in the top navigation (it appears alongside Subscribe and Translate).
2. Choose the ticket type you want — Maze Fun Park, Fall Festival, or a specific event such as Wine Your Way Out.
3. For the Fall Festival, buy online rather than at the gate; the site explicitly ties online purchase to admission savings.
4. Complete checkout on the site. The available page information does not list a payment platform, so treat the checkout page itself as the source of truth for accepted payment methods.
5. Save the confirmation — for events like Wine Your Way Out, you'll need it at entry.

Expected result: a confirmed ticket for your chosen date or event. Common snag: if a festival page says "tickets on sale soon," checkout isn't open yet — subscribing (below) is the practical way to hear when it opens.

Step by Step: Getting the Coupons

1. Find the coupon prompt on the homepage: "Get 5 Coupons for your farm visit right now!" and "Get Coupons + The latest news!"
2. Use the Subscribe link in the navigation or the coupon prompt itself.
3. Provide your email and submit.
4. Watch for the coupon delivery and later news emails about events and ticket sales.

The site does not state coupon values, expiration dates, or which purchases they apply to — check the coupons themselves when they arrive before assuming they cover tickets or u-pick.

Practical Tips Before You Go

• Buy Fall Festival admission online if you're going for the Fun Park; that's the one savings claim the site makes directly.
• Check the season first. Lavender Festival tickets weren't yet on sale at the time of the site snapshot, and u-pick crops rotate through the year (apples, blueberries, cherries, lavender, nectarines, peaches, pumpkins, sunflowers).
• Plan around events. The site lists the Lavender Festival, Chainsaws, Brats, & Brews, Sunflower Festival, Fall Festival, and Wine Your Way Out — each with its own ticketing status.
• Use the Translate option in the navigation if you'd like the site in another language.
• Don't assume free entry anywhere. The site promotes tickets and online savings but doesn't state that any attraction or event is free; confirm on the specific event page.

For questions the site doesn't answer — group rates, refunds, accessibility — use the Contact Us page rather than guessing from the homepage.

Maple Lawn Farms, between York, PA and Baltimore, offers three main non-picking experiences: the Farm Market & Bakery (known for apple cider donuts and baked goods), the Winery (wine and cider tastings), and the Maize Quest Fun Park (a maze and attraction park with seasonal festivals). Availability varies by season, so check the site before you go.

Farm Market & Bakery

The market is the simplest stop and doesn't require planning around a season. The bakery's signature item is apple cider donuts; the site also lists pies, apple dumplings, turnovers, cookies, and whoopie pies. This is a good option if you want a short visit, a snack, or baked goods to take home rather than a full day out.

Winery

The winery covers wine and cider, with wine tastings listed as a separate activity. The farm also runs "Wine Your Way Out," an adults-only after-hours event in the corn maze (the site lists Sept 18–19). If you're planning around the winery, treat tastings and special events as separate things to confirm — event dates and ticket availability are posted on the site.

Maize Quest Fun Park and Festivals

The Fun Park is the largest non-picking draw. The site describes it as having over 30 attractions, and Fall Festival admission is sold online with a stated saving versus paying at the gate. Seasonal events listed on the site include:

How to Decide

• Short visit or rainy day: Farm Market & Bakery — no tickets or season needed.
• Adults looking for a relaxed stop: Winery tastings; check event dates if you want the after-hours maze.
• Families or groups wanting a full day: Maize Quest Fun Park, and buy Fall Festival tickets online for the stated admission saving.
• Seasonal trip: Time it to a festival — lavender (June), sunflower, or fall — and confirm dates and tickets on the site first.

Before You Go

Tickets for the Fun Park and festivals are sold through the website, and the site promotes a coupon signup ("Get 5 Coupons for your farm visit"). The site does not publish prices or hours in the material reviewed here, so confirm current admission, event dates, and opening times on maplelawnfarms.com before traveling.

Maple Lawn Farms lists one clearly adult-only event: Wine Your Way Out, an after-hours evening event held in its corn maze. The site gives Sept. 18–19 as the example dates and says tickets are available now. Because the farm runs seasonal events, confirm the current dates and ticket availability on its Events page before planning around those dates.

The Adult-Only Event: Wine Your Way Out

Wine Your Way Out is described as an adult-only after-hours event at the corn maze. It is separate from the farm's daytime Maize Quest Fun Park and from family-oriented festivals, so it suits visitors looking for an evening outing without children present.

What the listing tells you

The listing does not spell out the full evening schedule, drink inclusions, or age verification rules. Treat those as things to check on the ticket page or by contacting the farm directly.

How to Plan Around It

1. Check the Events page first. Open the Events section and look for Wine Your Way Out. Seasonal listings change, so the Sept. 18–19 dates shown on the homepage may not be the current offering.
2. Buy tickets in advance. The site promotes advance ticket purchase for this event, and the farm also sells Fall Festival and Maze Fun Park tickets online. Advance purchase is the safer route for a dated evening event.
3. Confirm the adult-only policy. Ask the farm what age threshold applies and whether ID is checked at entry, since the site does not state these details.
4. Plan for an evening visit. This is an after-hours event, so expect to arrive in the evening rather than during regular daytime farm hours.

Other Evening and Seasonal Options to Compare

If your goal is an adults-oriented outing rather than specifically a corn maze night, the farm's event lineup includes other options worth checking:

• Wine tastings at the on-site winery, listed alongside "Our Wines & Ciders."
• Chainsaws, Brats, & Brews — an event name that suggests a food-and-drink theme; check the Events page for whether it is adult-oriented.
• Lavender Festival, Sunflower Festival, and Fall Festival — these are general-audience festivals, not adult-only events.

Only Wine Your Way Out is explicitly labeled adult-only in the available site content. The others should not be assumed to be adults-only without checking.

Common Pitfalls

• Assuming the posted dates are current. The homepage shows Sept. 18–19 as an example; always verify on the Events page.
• Expecting walk-up entry. The site pushes online ticket purchase, so arriving without a ticket risks missing a capped event.
• Confusing it with the daytime maze. Maze Fun Park tickets and Fall Festival admission are separate from Wine Your Way Out.
• Bringing children. The event is described as adult-only; check the farm's policy before including anyone under the age threshold.

For the most reliable answer, use the farm's Events page and ticket links, or contact Maple Lawn Farms directly through the Contact Us page.

Maple Lawn Farms offers pick-your-own apples, blueberries, cherries, lavender, nectarines, peaches, pumpkins, and sunflowers, but each crop has its own season, so what's available depends on when you visit. The farm's own site lists all eight u-pick categories in its navigation and confirms that lavender season is expected in June 2026. For any specific date, check the farm's current updates before making the trip, since availability changes through the year and some crops sell out.

The u-pick crops at a glance

The site does not publish exact start and end dates for most crops, so treat the table as a list of what the farm offers rather than a calendar. The one dated signal is lavender: the farm is pointing visitors to June 2026.

How the seasons generally line up

The crop list follows a fairly typical mid-Atlantic rhythm, which helps you plan even without posted dates:

• Late spring to early summer: cherries and blueberries come in, and lavender peaks in June.
• Summer: nectarines and peaches join the lineup, along with sunflowers.
• Fall: apples and pumpkins take over, and the farm's Fall Festival and maze season run alongside them.

Because the farm sits between York, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore, the growing season is consistent with that region. Weather shifts the timing from year to year, so use this as a planning guide and confirm before you go.

Beyond picking: what else is on site

A u-pick trip can fill more than a basket. The farm also runs:

• A farm market and bakery known for apple cider donuts, plus pies, apple dumplings, turnovers, cookies, and whoopie pies.
• A winery with wines and ciders and wine tastings.
• Maize Quest Fun Park, with more than 30 attractions; the farm recommends buying Fall Festival tickets online to save on admission.
• Seasonal events, including a Lavender Festival, Sunflower Festival, Fall Festival, "Chainsaws, Brats, & Brews," and an adults-only after-hours corn maze event called "Wine Your Way Out."

If your goal is a specific fruit, plan the visit around that crop and treat the market, bakery, and fun park as the rest of the day.

Before you go

1. Check the crop you want. Open the farm's u-pick page for that fruit and look for current availability, since apples in particular are sold until they run out.
2. Confirm the date. Lavender is tied to June 2026; other crops don't have posted dates, so verify by phone or the site's latest news.
3. Buy event tickets online if you're combining picking with the Fall Festival or another ticketed event, where the farm advertises online savings.
4. Sign up for coupons and news if you want the farm's visit coupons and seasonal updates; the site promotes a "5 Coupons for your farm visit" signup.

The main pitfall is assuming every crop is available on every open day. The farm's lineup is broad, but the seasons are staggered, and popular varieties can sell out. A quick check of the specific crop page before you drive out is the simplest way to avoid a wasted trip.