Farm Destinations with On-Site Corn Mazes
314 of the 3,359 u-pick farms we track nationwide have corn maze on site. This section lists farms that feature dedicated corn mazes alongside traditional U-pick crops and pumpkin patches. Destinations vary from small beginner paths for young children to complex multi-acre trails with checkpoints and nighttime flashlight hours. Visitors should check farm trail conditions in advance and wear sturdy footwear for walking on unpaved dirt terrain.
Browse by state
- California14
- Colorado8
- Connecticut11
- Florida5
- Georgia9
- Illinois9
- Indiana14
- Iowa6
- Kentucky8
- Maine7
- Maryland7
- Massachusetts12
- Michigan22
- Minnesota13
- Missouri6
- New Jersey16
- New York30
- North Carolina12
- Ohio17
- Oregon6
- Pennsylvania12
- Tennessee7
- Texas7
- Utah5
- Vermont5
- Virginia12
- Washington12
- Wisconsin22
Check seasonal operating dates: Most corn mazes open in mid-September and close immediately after Halloween, with weather conditions affecting daily operations.
Common questions
- How much do farm corn maze tickets typically cost?
- General admission prices range from $8 to $18 per person, while children aged 2 and under are often free. Many farms sell combo wristbands for $20 to $30 that cover the corn maze, hayrides, and entrance to the pumpkin patch.
- How long does it take to navigate a typical corn maze?
- A standard 5-to-10-acre corn maze takes most visitors between 30 and 60 minutes to complete. Mini-mazes or kid-friendly options are designed for shorter walks lasting 10 to 15 minutes.
- Are strollers and wheelchairs able to navigate the mazes?
- All-terrain strollers can handle most packed-dirt pathways, but standard strollers and wheelchairs may struggle on uneven or muddy soil. Contact the farm directly to ask about wide, packed-gravel paths or specific accessibility features before visiting.