Freeman Corn Patch

The sun rises over Mesa and with it, the Freeman Corn Patch welcomes another day of sweet, golden abundance. It’s Wednesday, June 4th, and already the rows are alive with families, farmers, and that unmistakable scent of fresh corn stalks.

Located at 80 E. Ninth Place, Mesa, AZ, the patch is open daily from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Folks are stopping by early to grab a dozen ears or just soak in the atmosphere. You’ll also find fresh tomatoes, squash, melons, locally sourced honey, and much more.

The Freeman family has been farming in Lehi for generations. This patch is more than a crop—it’s a tradition. Each ear of corn is picked with care, representing the Freeman legacy of faith, family, and hard work.

Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, there’s no better place to capture the spirit of summer. Come on down, say howdy, and see for yourself what makes this corn patch a true Mesa treasure.