If you're here, you're probably already wondering, "Where's the best corn maze near me?" After all, the fun fall activity is right up there with visiting the best pumpkin patches or checking out the best places to see fall foliage. Sometimes it can be overwhelming to research all the options, though. To make it even easier to check this very necessary fall family outing off your autumn bucket list, just scroll down to see the best corn mazes in the U.S. See? It's so easy to plan your adventure!
Whether you live in Oklahoma, Minnesota, Maine, or Tennessee, there's a corn maze just waiting for you and your family and friends to pop by. No matter what kind of outing you're looking for, there's something for everyone here, including kid-friendly fields, pet-friendly fields, and even after-hours haunted mazes! And don't worry about getting corn-fused—a lot of the mazes offer riddles and clues (including maze masters who work at the farm) to help you make it to the end.
So, get excited for your trip, then throw on your fall sweaters, whip up some tasty fall recipes to bring along for your visit, and hit the road. After all, fall doesn't last forever, and you'll want to soak up every crispy-weathered moment!
Home to the largest corn maze in the country, Liberty Mills Farm covers an incredible 34 acres with trails that stretch for miles. Each year, the maze takes on a brand-new theme, from outer space to fairy tales. In 2025, it's made to look like Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night! Guests can choose from four different maze trails, ranging from an easy family loop to a challenging route that can take hours to complete. For an extra thrill, the farm also offers flashlight nights, where you can explore the maze after dark.
Orr Family Farm in the heart of Oklahoma brings a big dose of fall fun with its beloved corn maze and wide variety of family activities. The sprawling maze is designed to be both challenging and kid-friendly (how cute is this year's Sesame Street design?), offering plenty of twists and turns without being overwhelming. After finding your way out, the farm is bursting with attractions like a train ride around the grounds, a vintage carousel, giant jumping pillows, and friendly farm animals.
Richardson Adventure Farm in Spring Grove, Illinois
Richardson Adventure Farm
Home to what's often called the world's largest corn maze, Richardson Adventure Farm is packed with fun. Sprawling across 28 acres with more than ten miles of twisting trails, the maze features a brand-new design every year. Visitors can choose from multiple routes, whether they're in the mood for a quick stroll or a multi-hour challenge. But the fun doesn’t stop at the cornfield! Enjoy zip lines, pedal carts, pumpkin picking, wagon rides, a petting zoo, and more.
At Conner Prairie, "Step into the Story" with one of the most creative corn mazes in the Midwest. Spread across 12 acres, the 2025 version offers three different paths: an easy route for little ones, a medium challenge for families, and a more complex after-dark maze for the true adventurers. Beyond the corn, the 1,000-acre interactive history park makes it easy to turn your maze outing into a full day of discovery, with historic reenactments and family activities.
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Danville, the Great Vermont Corn Maze is one of the largest and most challenging mazes in New England. Spanning over 24 acres of corn, this award-winning attraction takes adventurous guests on miles of winding paths, tricky dead-ends, and hidden surprises designed to keep you guessing. For those looking for a lighter stroll, there's a smaller "scenic maze" that showcases stunning Vermont views without the full challenge.
Down in Dawsonville, Georgia, Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze offers six miles of twisting trails through the 15-acre cornfield. Families can test their skills in the sprawling daytime maze, while thrill-seekers return after dark for the infamous Haunted Maze, complete with eerie surprises around every corner. Beyond the maze, Uncle Shuck’s serves up classic autumn fun like hayrides and bonfires along the Etowah River.
Get ready to twist, turn, and laugh your way through the five-acre corn maze at Sinkland Farms. With towering stalks, winding six-foot wide paths, and plenty of surprises along the way, this fall favorite is the perfect mix of challenge and charm. Grab a maze map and see how fast you can track down all the hidden checkpoints. Then, keep the fun going with a hayride or pig races.
Sever’s Fall Festival was established in 1997, making it the Midwest’s original fall festival. Along with the fan-favorite corn maze, it boasts other fun activities like a corn pit, petting zoo, and pig races. It's open on weekends in September and October.
With unique, award-winning designs (this year's celebrates the Badger State) and prizes given to those who conquer the maze, you'll definitely want to head out to Treinen Farm. Here's how it works: You'll get a map/puzzle to start and the missing pieces can be found in mailboxes scattered through the maze. Complete the puzzle to find your way out. Bonus: There are secret locations for you to explore that are not shown on the map.
The first Cornbelly's maze was created in 1996 with a modified weed whacker and took three weeks to complete. Dozens of mazes later and the process has gotten smoother, and each maze better year after year. The theme for 2025 at the Spanish Fork location honors country superstar Lainey Wilson!
Drumroll, please... The theme for this year's Exploration Acres maze is a celebration of the city of Lafayette's bicentennial! From September 12 to late October, you'll get to explore the 22 acre design with ten miles of paths. You might even get a reward! When you're done, the farm also has a pumpkin patch and plenty of family activities for you to enjoy.
The name definitely says it all here: Cool Patch Pumpkins is well, cool! Did you know it's home of the world's largest corn maze? Yup, it's certified by Guinness World Records! Each year, you'll find a new, unique design to explore. There's even a mini hay maze for the kiddos. You can also check out the pumpkin patch, hay rides, and corn bath.
This maze at Davis Mega Maze is a physical and mental challenge that can take anywhere from 30 minutes to three hours (or more) to complete. Thankfully, there are helpful Maze Masters along the way who can give you directions. There are also many activities, surprises and photo-ops inside the maze, including trivia, slingshots, axe throwing, mini golf, and more!
Maze Craze is consistently voted one of the best mazes in the nation. With amazing designs like this year's Winnie the Pooh Maze, it's easy to see why! There are four mazes and four interactive games to test your skills and patience. Find all 18 hidden checkpoints as you explore The Hundred Acre Wood with Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and friends to become a Maize Master.
Country music fans won't want to miss this one! Every year, Honeysuckle Hill Farm features a country music star on its corn field. In 2025, it's none other than country singer Lainey Wilson! According to the farm, her story "is all about heart, grit, and a whole lot of fun—just like a day on the farm." So, pull on your boots and experience the fun for yourself.
Treworgy's award-winning corn maze is the longest continually running corn maze in Maine; it all started with a giant piece of popcorn in 2001! More recent themes include Charlotte's Web, Peter Rabbit, Winnie-the-Pooh, and more, so you're sure to be in for a delight! Maze-goers are given a special map with riddles to figure out as they visit stations throughout the maze.
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Ronks, Pennsylvania
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm
The Amazing Maize Maze prides itself on being the nation’s longest running corn maze, so you know they're good! This attraction at Cherry Crest is a five-acre corn maze with over 2.5 miles of paths, scenic bridges, and clues. The theme for 2025 is "Kick Up Your Boots and Get Lost" as they celebrate the cattle ranches of the Wild Wild West.
This sprawling maze at Lowe Family Farmstead is carved into 13 acres of corn and divided into two phases. Past themes include Ford, Man's Best Friend, Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, and PAC-MAN. No matter the surprise design you get to walk through this season, you're sure to have loads of fun while getting just a little corn-fused.
Bob’s Corn and Pumpkin Farm in Snohomish, Washington
Bob's Corn & Pumpkin Farm
This 12-acre corn maze is less than an hour from Seattle. With u-pick pumpkin and sunflower patches, too, you could easily spend the whole day at Bob's! There's also a scare-free night maze where you can find your way with nothing but your flashlights and the stars to guide you. Plus, there are two kid mazes that are easier for the little ones to explore.
You'll have crops of fun doing the annual maze at Hubb's Farm! Each year, the mazes get bigger and better than ever, with last year's reaching approximately 15 acres. After you've conquered that challenge, stick around for the jumping pillow, a pumpkin patch, wagon rides, and more!
Tierney McAfee is a freelance writer and Country Living and The Pioneer Woman contributor who covers entertainment, holiday & entertaining, food & drinks, design ideas, DIY, and more.