Old Route 66 Farm

Old Route 66 Farm is a family-owned fall festival and agritourism destination in Hydro, Oklahoma, located directly on historic Route 66 about an hour west of Oklahoma City.

What began as a single corn maze in 2001 has grown over 25 years into a full day on the farm. Visitors get lost in the 8-acre corn maze — a brand-new design carved every year, with 95 wrong turns waiting — ride out to the pick-your-own pumpkin patch, meet the donkeys, llamas, goats and chickens in the barnyard, and work their way through apple blasters, jumping pillows, gem stone mining and the Old Route 66 Express barrel train. After dark, the maze becomes Scarecrow's Revenge.

Formerly P Bar Farms Corn Maze, the farm is now owned and operated by ranchers Bryan and Jill Lank, who are carrying its traditions into a new era. Parking is always free.

On-Site Activities

  • Group Tours
  • Family Reunions
  • Hayrides
  • Wagon Rides
  • retail/gift shop
  • Pubic Restroom

Contacts

Directions

Coming from the East:

Drive West on I-40 and take the Hydro Exit 88.

Head 3 miles on Old Route 66

Look for the big red barns — that’s us

Coming from the West:

Take the Weatherford Exit 84 and cross the bridge

Hang a right by the auto group

Head about 2 miles on Old Route 66

Location

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