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Activity guide
Pumpkin patches and corn mazes
Choose a state to read an available guide or open the official sources that still need to be checked.
MIMichiganThe document says agritourism has no legal definition or recognition in Michigan law; it does not decide pumpkin-patch, maze, festival, or hayride treatment.Check separately: Case-by-case GAAMP conformance and all traffic, fire, temporary-structure, food, sanitation, and local permit rules.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
OHOhioThe definition is broad enough to name recreational and entertainment activity, but pumpkin patches, corn mazes, festivals, and hayrides are not listed in this section.Check separately: Whether the actual activity fits the definitions, plus traffic, fire, temporary structures, food, sanitation, and local permits.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
PAPennsylvaniaThe broad definition may be relevant to farm-related entertainment, but pumpkin patches, corn mazes, festivals, and hayrides are not listed by name.Check separately: Fact-specific coverage, signs and agreements, traffic, fire, temporary structures, food, sanitation, and local permits.Retrieved July 27, 2026Read guide
TXTexasPumpkin patches, corn mazes, festivals, and hayrides are not listed by name in the chapter.Check separately: Whether the actual activity fits the definition, the selected warning or agreement path, traffic, fire, structures, food, and local permits.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
VAVirginiaThe definition names recreational, entertainment, educational, harvest-your-own, and natural activities, but does not specifically list pumpkin patches, corn mazes, festivals, or hayrides.Check separately: Actual activity facts, warnings, traffic, fire, temporary structures, food, sanitation, and local permits.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
WAWashingtonThe definition expressly lists farm festivals, corn mazes, harvest-your-own operations, and hayrides.Check separately: Actual activity and operator facts, exclusive causation, warnings, traffic, fire, structures, food, sanitation, and local permits.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
What to check next
- Traffic and parking
- Fire and temporary structures
- Food and sanitation requirements
- Local event permits