Greendale Acres Farm

Greendale Acres is a farm and tourist attraction in the Fraser Valley. It’s home to the Sweet Spring Flower Festival and Chilliwack Corn Maze.

While Greendale Acres is a farm, it’s also a popular place for children and their families to enjoy activities and see farm animals up close. The farm is open at specific times of the year with kid-friendly activities and attractions to explore.

Greendale Acres is a fabulous farm to visit in the spring, late summer and autumn. It’s home to the world-famous Chilliwack Corn Maze between the beginning of August and the end of October. It’s also home to events like the Sweet Spring Flower Festival, an Easter event, Chilliwack Plowing Match and Chilliwack Corn Festival.

For the attraction’s official website, visit greendaleacres.ca.

This article contains the following information about Greendale Acres:

Greendale Acres Farm and Attraction in Chilliwack

Up until just a few years ago, Greendale Acres was called the Chilliwack Corn Maze and Pumpkin Farm. The corn maze and pumpkin patch are still featured attractions at the farm, but there is plenty more on offer too. The new name makes more sense seeing that the farm is open at various times of the year, not just in late summer and early fall.

The farm attraction is open to the public on a number of days in the spring between the end of March and early to mid-May. The farm then opens back up in August for its corn maze season that runs until the end of October.

The venue hosts various events over the course of the year, including Sweet Spring between mid-April and mid-May. The farm is also available for private rentals.

For the attraction’s official website, visit greendaleacres.ca.

Sweet Spring at Greendale Acres

Where is Greendale Acres

Greendale Acres is located at 41905 Yale Road West in Chilliwack. It’s across the street from the Chilliwack Golf Club.

Hours and Rates

Below is information about the venue’s hours, operating season and admission rates. (Note: Exact details are subject to change.)

The farm doesn’t usually open up for the season until Easter (when the holiday falls in March) or for the Sweet Spring Flower Festival (which happens from the end of March until mid-May). After that, the place is normally closed until August.

The farm is open daily during the late summer and early fall for the Chilliwack Corn Maze. This year the attraction opens on August 1st and operates until the end of October. Hours vary from month to month.

During the corn maze season in August of 2025, the farm is open from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sundays.

In September the place is open from 2:00 to 8:00 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm on Fridays, from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm on Saturdays, and 10:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sundays. In October the farm is open from 2:00 to 8:00 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, as well as from 2:00 to 9:00 pm on Fridays, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm on Saturdays and from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sundays.

Tulips in the Greendale Acres Barn — Greendale Acres Hay Bale Maze (Photo by Charlotte Louise)

How Much Does it Cost?

The admission cost remains fairly steady for most of the year. Expect to pay around $16 to $24 for everyone between the ages of 3 and 74, depending on what events are going on.

Season passes are available. They provide unlimited admission for an entire calendar year. In 2025 a season pass costs about $60 for adults. They are a really good deal, especially if you live in the Fraser Valley region.

For full details about the corn maze and the farm’s other activities, visit the Greendale Acres website.

Jumping Pillow at Greendale Acres — The 2nd Jumping Pillow (as of 2024)

What to Expect at the Farm

There are a number of family-friendly attractions and activities at Greendale Acres. One of the favourites for children is the giant jumping pillow which works like a trampoline. In addition, there’s the chance to go around a track on pedal carts, tackle a ropes course and tire mountain, and play lots of fun games.

At the farm there are animals to see including chickens, goats and turkeys. Some of the farm animals are outside and others are indoors. There is also an indoor hay bale maze and various rustic, country-style midway games. Greendale Acres also offers tractor rides that go out into the fields sometimes, and when it’s blooming season there are a couple of smaller fields full of beautiful flowers to enjoy.

In the summer and early autumn, the farm sells freshly-grown corn. When open to the public for family-friendly activities, there’s a concession stand with snacks and drinks including pizza, hot dogs and ice cream. Greendale Acres is a very interesting place with lots to see and do!

Animals you’ll likely find at the farm include pigs, rabbits, goats, chickens and sheep. You might also see an alpaca and a turkey.

For the attraction’s official website, visit greendaleacres.ca.

Greendale Acres Farm

Greendale Events

Various events take place at Greendale Acres. Below is information about some of the biggest ones.

Chilliwack Plowing Match

A Chilliwack tradition, the 2025 Plowing Match on April 5th was the 103rd edition of the annual affair. At the event a number of local farmers bring their equipment and see who can plow the most field in the shortest time.

The day typically begins with a pancake breakfast at Greendale Acres and there are designated spectator areas to take in the competition. There’s also live music. Tickets to the event in 2025 were $15 for adults and $12 for seniors. Admission normally includes access to the rest of the farm. The pancake breakfast is by donation with proceeds benefiting a local charity.

To learn more about the event, see our article about the Chilliwack Plowing Match. To see what the event looks like, watch the following short video.

For full details about the corn maze and the farm’s other activities, visit the Greendale Acres website.

Easter Egg Hunt at Greendale Acres

The annual Easter egg hunt took place across two weekends in 2025. It happened on April 12th and 13th, and also the actual Easter Long Weekend of April 18th to 20th. On each of the five days, guests were able to explore the farm’s apple orchard for hidden eggs.

Tickets to the event were $15.50 in 2025 and included a guaranteed goodie bag for all children who took part in the hunt. There were also usually Easter food specials and displays of some of the farm’s cute baby animals.

In addition to the Easter egg hunt and other kid-friendly activities, there is normally live music on the long weekend. The same as at other times of the year, there are also fire pits for people to rent, plus various play structures for children to enjoy.

To learn about the farm during the long weekend in early spring, click Easter Egg Hunt at Greendale Acres.

Easter Bunny at Greendale Acres

Greendale Acres at Easter Video

For an idea of what Greendale Acres looks like, especially at Easter, check out the video below. It shows scenes of the family-friendly farm attraction during its Easter event in 2022. As you’ll see in the video, the Easter Bunny is on-site, but so too are various real farm animals.

The musician featured in the video is Andrew Christopher who performed at the Easter event in 2022.

Sweet Spring Flower Festival

Sweet Spring is a relatively new seasonal event at Greendale Acres. It celebrated its first year in 2023. In 2025 it started on March 27th and concluded on May 11th.

During Sweet Spring the farm is open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Hours of operation in 2025 were the following:

Thursdays – 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Fridays – 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Saturdays – 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sundays – 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

During the Sweet Spring season there are a couple of small fields of tulips and other flowers to admire. There are also all the farm’s usual kid-friendly activities like the hay bale maze, tricycle race track, climbing structures, jumping pillows, country-style arcade games and farm animals to see.

Admission to Sweet Spring in 2025 was $12 on weekdays and $15 on weekends for everyone between the ages of 4 and 74. Smaller children and older seniors enjoyed free admission. For more information about the farm this time of year, click Sweet Spring at Greendale Acres.

Sweet Spring at Greendale Acres

Corn Maze

Probably the biggest attraction at the farm each year is its corn maze which is one of the best in the province. It covers up to about 12 acres and over half of the entire Greendale Acres property! The maze usually opens sometime in August and runs until the end of October.

The 2025 season started on August 1st and it runs until October 31st. This year the maze’s theme is all about bees and how important they are to the planet.

To learn more about the corn maze see our article about the Chilliwack Corn Maze.

For full details about the corn maze and the farm’s other activities, visit the Greendale Acres website.

Chilliwack Corn Maze at Greendale Acres

Chilliwack Corn Festival

Along with the corn maze comes the Chilliwack Corn Festival in early August! This was a new event in 2024 and it’s back in 2025. This year, it runs on August 2nd, 3rd and 4th.

Along with live music and a number of kid-friendly activities, at this event there are corn eating and shucking competitions, and a cornhole tournament for adults. The cost to enter the Chilliwack Corn Festival is about $18 online and $21 at the gate.

For more information about this event check out our Chilliwack Corn Festival article.

Andrew Christopher Performing at Greendale Acres

Sundown Music Series and Other Live Entertainment

On weekends in August there is the Sundown Music Series which features local artists performing evening shows at the farm. There is also live music on special festival days.

The cost to attend most performances is the same as regular admission to the farm. The events are open to those of all ages, but there is alcohol served for those who are 19+.

The schedule of shows for 2025 is listed below.

Saturday, August 2nd – Larry Edwards (5:00 to 6:45 pm) and Johnny Bootleg (7:00 to 9:00 pm)
Sunday, August 3rd – Morgan Griffith Band (7:00 to 9:00 pm)
Monday, August 4th – Ryan McAllister (2:30 to 5:30 pm)
Saturday, August 9th – Jonas Wilson (5:30 to 8:30 pm)
Saturday, August 16th – Unbranded + Ryan McAllister (6:00 to 9:00 pm)
Sunday, August 17th – Morgan Griffith (2:30 to 5:30 pm)
Saturday, August 23rd – Kyler Pierce Duo/Trio (5:30 to 8:30 pm)
Saturday, August 30th – Morgan & Richard Griffith, Dannielle Ryan, Tanner Olsen Band (6:00 to 10:00 pm)
Sunday, August 31st – Ryan McAllister Band (5:30 to 8:30 pm)

For the attraction’s official website, visit greendaleacres.ca.

Golden Hour Flower Workshop

New in 2024 was this workshop which treated participants to an evening of making flower arrangements. These workshops are back in 2025. Tickets cost $45 and come with scissors, demonstrations and a variety of flowers to work with. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own vases to take their creations home with them.

In 2025 the Golden Hour Flower Workshops happen on the Thursdays of August 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th, as well as on September 4th. They run from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.

Pumpkin Pyramid at Greendale Acres — The 2024 Pumpkin Pyramid

Pumpkin Patch

Greendale is home to one of the many Pumpkin Patches in the Lower Mainland. Usually open from the end of September until Halloween, you used to be able explore over 12 varieties of pumpkins grown on the farm. As of 2024, now, instead of an actual pumpkin patch field, Greendale Acres has a giant Pumpkin Pyramid. It’s impressive! Elsewhere on the farm there are plenty of pumpkins that aren’t your typical orange Jack-o-lantern-style gourds too. In 2025 the Pumpkin Pyramid opens on the weekend of September 27th and 28th.

To learn about Greendale Acres in the fall, see our article about the Chilliwack Corn Maze.

Greendale Acres Video

To see what Greendale Acres looks like, check out the following video. It shows scenes of the farm in the spring. (Note: The video is from 2022 and the farm has changed and developed a bit since then.)