33 Best Corn Mazes Near You to Visit This Fall
Your autumn adventures will be positively a-maze-ing.
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We'll admit it: "Where's the best corn maze near me?" is one of our most oft-Googled queries this time of year. After all, it simply wouldn't be autumn without a trip to our local pumpkin farm or apple orchard, a drive to a nearby sunflower field, or a visit to a haunted corn maze, right? In our personal fall bucket lists, weekend adventures are right up there with hosting Thanksgiving dinner and carving pumpkins for Halloween.
Luckily, we're here to help with a list of the best corn mazes out there so you can plan your road trip ASAP and indulge in the best things that fall has to offer. Whether you live in California or Vermont, you're bound to find a corn maze near your hometown...or wherever your fall travels take you. From haunted fields to kid-friendly (and pet-friendly!) locales and family-owned farms bursting with color and energy, these corns mazes are perfect for every kind of excursion you may have in mind.
Of course, if you haven't visited a corn maze since you were a little kid, you might be wondering why you should check one out as a grown-up. Well, you might be surprised: They've gotten quite the update since we were all younger. Down at our favorite mazes in Minnesota, Texas, and Georgia, for instance, the maze itself is just one of many enticing attractions offered, from face painting to pillow races to scenic hayrides. Meanwhile, the beloved maze at Cool Patch Pumpkins, in Dixon, California, was recently certified by the Guinness World Records as the world's biggest—and the farm debuts a new design each fall. Plan your trip, pack up a few autumn treats, and get going!
Ramseyer Farms in Wooster, Ohio
Ramseyer Farms has two mazes each fall. Their new Cars-themed maze will be a hit with visitors of all ages. Their season runs Though October 31.
Galloway Farm in Hallsboro, North Carolina
This maze at this fifth-generation family-owned farm, just 45 minutes from Wilmington, has been in operation for eleven years. The 2021 maze features Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, a country rock band fronted by Willie Nelson's son.
Honeysuckle Hill Farm in Springfield, Tennessee
Honeysuckle Hill Farm followed up 2020's country music star corn maze of Thomas Rhett with one of Loretta Lynn (could there be a more perfect corn maze–theme for a farm in Tennessee?). If that isn't reason enough to visit, you can also check out their cow-train rides, zip line, and fall festival, among much more.
Heartland Country Corn Maze in Harrisburg, South Dakota
We can't get over the stunning artistry of Heartland Country Corn Maze's 2019 design: an elephant and her young! This 11-acre maze features 10 checkpoints, a free treat from a "Concession Barn," and tons of beautiful, towering corn stalks to admire.
Hidden Trails Corn Maze in West Salem, Wisconsin
Maybe you can't drive all the way to Salem, Massachusetts, this Halloween—but West Salem, Wisconsin, just might be the next best thing! Hidden Trails is one of Wisconsin's oldest and largest corn mazes and offers a pumpkin patch, weekend wagon rides, farm animals, and more. Five miles of paths and 12 acres of corn will delight kids and adults alike.
DeBuck's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Belleville, Michigan
Don't worry: If you get lost in DeBuck's, you can always ask for help. This sprawling challenge is fun for the whole family, and 2019's design (pictured here) is a stunner. The farm also offers a pumpkin patch, sunflower field, and treats from their country kitchen.
Davis Mega Maze in Sterling, Massachusetts
Whether you've got an entire afternoon to spare or just part of one, Davis Mega Maze is a safe bet. It's designed to take anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours to complete. Eight acres of corn and nearly three miles of pathways await you, along with a fun "Adventure Zone."
Ekonk Hill Turkey Farm in Moosup, Connecticut
Miles and miles of corn-filled paths (plus a relaxing hayride) make a trip to Ekonk Hill well worth your time. If your kids love farm animals, there's even more reason to get your family to this countryside haven: You can visit the barn after your maze journey is complete.
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Ronks, Pennsylvania
Looking for an old-school experience? You're in luck if you live near Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Ronks, Pennsylvania. It's one of the longest-operating corn mazes in the country. Adventure's even in the name.
Long and Scott Farms in Mount Dora, Florida
This Florida farm's "living puzzle" of a maze is typically open until December, thanks to the state's warmer weather. While young children may get tired roaming through the long alleys of corn, there are three entrances and exits available throughout the maze in case you need to leave early.
Connors Farm in Danvers, Massachusetts
Not just a corn maze, but a haunted corn maze! Connors Farm's impressive attraction can be enjoyed by the whole family during day, but you'll want to leave your kids at home for the spookier weekend offerings, which take place at night.
Happy Day Farm in Manalapan, New Jersey
For those living in the Northeast, this New Jersey destination is one of your best bets for a bona fide corn maze experience. Featuring 10 acres of autumnal goodness, plus a pumpkin festival and games, we think you and your family will find something to love here.
Treinen Farm Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Lodi, Wisconsin
Treinen Farm has created the largest corn maze in all of Wisconsin. It's a whopping 15 acres big—the same length as 14 and a half football fields. Fair warning: Dead ends abound.
The Corn Maze at Cool Patch Pumpkins in Dixon, California
Folks from all over the country head to Cool Patch Pumpkins every autumn to check out the world's largest corn maze (certified by Guinness World Records). The Dixon, California, attraction unveils a new design every fall and this year's farm-inspired maze is just as stunning as ever!
Sever’s Corn Maze and Fall Festival in Shakopee, Minnesota
Once you've completed Sever's 2021 adventurer-themed corn maze (look for the "Scuba Sever" on your journey for a chance to win their grand prize), be sure to check out the Shakopee, Minnesota, establishment's plethora of pumpkins, corn pit, tractor rides, and the dozens of kid-friendly carnival rides they have on site.
The Corn Maze at Richardson Farm in Spring Grove, Illinois
Illinois residents can celebrate their state's 200th birthday with a journey through Richardson Farm's bicentennial-themed corn maze. With more than 28 acres of corn fields, you can easily spend a few hours to a whole day at this Spring Grove attraction.
Graff 7A Ranch’s Corn Maze in Hondo, Texas
Make a trip to this Hondo, Texas, farm (located just outside of San Antonio) to see how fast you can make it through their seven-acre corn maze. Throughout the month of October, you'll find plenty of events to make your trip even more fun including their annual barn dance and costume contest.
Buford Corn Maze in Buford, Georgia
Put your skills to the test by buying a combo ticket for Buford’s Corn Maze five-acre labyrinth and haunted forest (for kids ages 10+), and try completing them back to back. In between mazes, be sure to check out the rest of the Buford, Georgia, farm’s activities like their kid-friendly slides, fun jumping pillows, scenic hayrides, and more.
Bob’s Corn and Pumpkin Farm in Snohomish, Washington
While you can stop by this Snohomish, Washington, must-see during the day, we recommend bringing a flashlight and stopping by Bob's Corn and Pumpkin Farm maze at night. The cornfield stays open through the early evening, which means you can walk around and take in the beautiful view of the stars and nighttime sky. Either way, be sure to make your way to Bob’s Country Store for local fares you can snack on. You're going to be hungry—it's 10 acres, after-all!
Chatfield Farms’ Corn Maze in Littleton, Colorado
Unlike most others, which you can only take in from the ground, the Chatfield Farms’ corn maze can be seen from one of their 15-foot tall bridges. Then, challenge your group by going to the Denver, Colorado, corn maze when the sun sets to take on their “After Dark" version, which you’ll have to navigate through with a glow stick. And don't fret, parents! It’s not haunted, so it’s fun for kids, too.
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