Sauchuk's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch (Reservations Required) — Attraction in Plympton

Even though it was cold and there were no hay rides that day to the pumpkin patch it was still packed with people everywhere. We spent more time in lines than actually enjoying the activities. We enjoyed it more when it is less crowded. We have been coming here as our fall activity for years but over the years it has grown a lot. It used to have a very quaint and intimate feel, with only a few simple activities you could really up to and immediately do. You used to get to bounce for a long time, andI wander the maze contemplatively and enjoy a relaxing day. It has grown so big that you often have to wait for groups to pass you in the maze. Now there are a ton of waiting-- rides and activities average about five minutes long after waiting about ten minutes. The corn pit is now housed in it's own building and a chaotic mess of screaming and crying, with kernel throwing kids. Watch your kids' eyes.Their corn blaster used to just be a simple pressurized hose connected to a tube. It was pretty to see the corn arc over the field. Now they have a launcher that is more like a military grade cannon and is so loud you have to wear ear protection. It launches apples or pumpkins to be pulverised against metal sculpture targets. Kind of overkill for that kind of activity, if you ask me, but it's fun to see and a lot faster. They do a candy cannon now. Kids will scramble to pick up the candy arc"ed over their heads. People were nice and so were the guests we talked to. The Nerf battle lasts five minutes after you wait for ten, but the kids loved it. We waited like twenty minutes to buy a fresh batch of yummy cider donuts and the lines to get in were about doubly long. They used to have two towers for the maze but this year there was only one. The maze was more confusing, trampled over, and crowded this year. we lost patience and were happy to escape it. It was harder to see the maze design from the top this year than in other years. That was the most disappointing part for me. They didn't have any maps for the maze so it was disorienting. We had to take a picture if the organizers shirt. Next year they could put signs in they maze maybe? It felt more like Disney, where they try to cram you quickly through everything so it less relaxing or aesthetically pleasing (rustic, quiet, celebratory) as prior years. We met up with friends so that made the trip worth it for us. At least there was not so much of a line for tether ball or the zip line or tube roller (newer activities this year). But the rest of the experience was much better before everything got so big,...

What a fun, family friendly atmosphere ! There are so many things to do here beyond just the corn maze!! While the maze was not the most beautiful this year due to the drought, it was still really awesome!! It was very large, took awhile to get through and included a cute game along the lines of Clue. Besides the maze they had fun activities like the cow train, bee train, hayrides, playground, jumping pillow, zipline and so much more!! It was large enough to stay distant and sanitizing stations were everywhere. They also had fun games spread around like tug of war, corn hole, giant connect four, pumpkin guess who, and their versions of skeeball and bowling. There was also a really cool ball tossing area including basketball, baseball and football. There were food vendors offering delicious snacks like slush and kettlecorn. Bathrooms were in the form of outhouses and were kept clean and offered handwashing stations. Our favorite part was definitely the apple cannons!! We were making our way to the field with airsoft guns but we just ran out of time!!! We had such a fun day and highly recommend!! Tickets sell out very quickly but it's worth setting your alarm at 5am on Monday...

Amazing place!! Family fun for everyone! Zip lines, Jumping Pillows, large playground, sand box with toys, playhouses, tug of war, apple cannons, tractor ride, bumble bee and Cow train ride pulled by a tractor that goes fast depending on the ages of the people on that particular train ride. Lots of games, like carnival sort of games, warm apple cider donuts, fried dough, cold/ warm apple cider, kettle corn, slushes, ice cream, hot dogs, pick your own pumpkins, kiddie size corn maze and large Corn Maze!! This place is well taken care of, everything is clean, works, this is the best pumpkin patch I've been to by far! This is a whole day of fun for the whole family. I have nothing negative to say about this place. We will be back next year! Since of Covid-19 this year you will need to purchase tickets ahead of time this year, tickets go on sale Monday at 5am for that weekend and they do sell out fast bc of how great this place is! I appreciate how they did this bc it keeps the amount of people limited and you don't feel unsafe. The whole place has hand sanitizer everywhere for people to use. Mask are a must. I did not feel at risk being there....