La Union Maze is a corn maze farm at Anthony, New Mexico, with a 2026 maze design honouring New Mexico agriculture. A wagon ride carries visitors to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch priced by weight, and the farm also runs pig races, slides, jumping pillows, and farm animals. A separately ticketed haunted maze operates on Friday and Saturday nights in October.

The farm had not published 2026 opening and closing dates at the time of review, listing only end-of-season events on November 1 and 2, so confirm before visiting.

La Union Maze

Heirloom Acres is a fourth-generation farm in Artesia, established in 2019 on land the family has held for over a century. Its official site lists a 2026 season of October 3 through 31, open Friday 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The eight-acre maze offers short and long routes and is explicitly not haunted, and the cut-your-own pumpkin patch sells New Mexico True Certified pumpkins by the pound. The farm publishes an email address but no phone number.

Heirloom Acres

We list 2 corn mazes in Anthony and Artesia. 2 also offer pumpkin patches. 1 has posted 2026 dates, hours, or a season update, shown in the table below.

Farm	City	Also offers	2026 season
Heirloom Acres	Artesia	Pumpkin Patches	2026 hours posted
La Union Maze	Anthony	Pumpkin Patches	Listing checked September 8; no 2026 dates posted

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