Apples are ready Picking daily 9 to 5
Apples are ready Picking daily 9 to 5
Cut fresh every fall
Two acres in Platte County, Missouri
Two acres of standing corn, cut into a new pattern every fall, thirty five minutes north of Kansas City. It is included with farm admission along with the pumpkin patch, the hayrack ride and all sixteen activities. There is no separate maze ticket.
Two acres · Included with admission · Daytime family maze · 35 minutes from Kansas City
What you are walking into
Two acres is big enough that you will lose your bearings for a while, and small enough that nobody ends up genuinely stranded in there. It is cut fresh every fall, so the route is different from the one you walked last year.
No separate maze ticket
You do not buy a maze ticket here. One farm admission covers the maze and everything else on the property, and the price does not change because you walked it twice.
The corn maze, all 16 activities, the hayrack ride, parking and a picking bag. Pumpkins and fruit are priced by weight after you pick them.
Every ticket link on this page goes to /tickets, so the checkout URL only ever has to be updated in one place.
While you are out here
The maze sits in the middle of everything else that only runs in the fall. Most people do the maze and then keep going.
Walk the rows and cut your own. Pick from the vine, not from a pile. Pumpkins are priced by weight after you pick. Full detail on the pumpkin patch page.
U-pick zinnias run September into October, so for part of the maze season the flowers are still going right next to it. [CONFIRM: the brief calls this a zinnia maze and the fact sheet calls it a zinnia garden. Which is it?]
A crib full of dried corn kernels that small children fall into and refuse to leave. It runs in the fall alongside hay mountain and the apple cannons, and it is included too.
Know before you go
The three things people actually ask before they drive out.
The farm is open daily 9am to 5pm from May through November, but the maze is cut for fall. The ticketed fall season runs Labor Day to Halloween. If you are coming in June for the maze specifically, call us first on (816) 640-4013.
Farm admission covers it, the same as it covers the hayrack ride and all sixteen activities. No tokens, no wristbands, no upsell at every corner.
This is a daytime family maze. Nothing jumps out at you, nobody is chasing anybody, and it closes when the farm does at 5pm. If you are looking for the other kind of autumn maze, this is not it.
Before you drive out
Two acres. It is cut fresh every fall, so the pattern changes from one year to the next.
Yes. There is no separate maze ticket. Farm admission covers the maze, all 16 activities, the hayrack ride, parking and a picking bag. Tickets are here.
No. It is a daytime family maze. Nothing jumps out at you and it closes with the farm at 5pm.
It is a fall attraction. The ticketed fall season runs Labor Day to Halloween, and the farm itself is open daily 9am to 5pm from May through November.
Historic Weston Orchard is about 35 minutes north of Kansas City, at 18545 County Road H in Weston, Platte County, Missouri. It is 12 minutes from Leavenworth, 15 from Platte City and 25 from Parkville.
The pumpkin patch, u-pick apples through November, the corn crib, hay mountain, the zinnias, the apple cannons, the Apple Express and the rest of the 16 activities. There is a Pumpkin Fest the last weekend of September too.
Getting here
Weston sits north of Kansas City in Platte County, just off the river. Parking is free.
Address18545 County Road H, Weston, MO 64098Phone(816) 640-4013Emailhistoricwestonorchard@gmail.comSeason hoursDaily 9am to 5pm, May through November. The maze is a fall attraction.
12 minLeavenworth15 minPlatte City25 minParkville30 minAtchison35 minKansas City40 minSt. Joseph
Go get lost for a bit
We are the winery with 17,000 apple trees out the back door, thirty five minutes north of Kansas City. Voted one of the top 10 orchards in America by USA Today, 4.6 stars across 421 Google reviews. The maze is included, same as everything else.
