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- Fall Schedule & Hours – (Full Fall Schedule)
- Jump to Corn Maze Pricing
- Jump to Corn Maze Attempt/Leaderboard App
- Jump to Corn Maze Rules
- Jump to Tips for Success
2026 Corn Maze Pricing
Admission to the farm is always free, you only pay for the activities that you want to do.
- Corn Maze Tickets
- 5 years old and under are free – must be accompanied by a paying adult
- 6-18 years old are $9 per
- 19 years old and up are $11 per
- Corn Maze Special Rate Tickets
- Older Young Folks – $9 per – 50yrs or older
- College Student – $9 per – must have a student ID
- If you’re bringing 10 or more students, consider filling out the group form, using the group rate, and paying as a group to help speed things along!
- Groups, 10 or more – tickets must be paid for in one payment – $9 per
- Please let us know that you’re coming by filling out this form.
- Note: if you’re considering bringing a group on an evening that we close at 7 p.m. (full fall schedule here) mention that in the group form request and we may be able to allow you to check in before we close and stay a bit later.
- DIY Corporate/Group Event?
- If you’re interested in bringing your company/group of 50+ people out to the farm outside of our fall hours, use the contact form to reach out, and we’ll discuss the options! Usually, this involves several hours on the farm, a hayride for everyone, access to the corn maze, play area, etc. (Note, this usually needs to happen in the latter part of September before we open through the week, or early on a week day before we open to the public.)
The Corn Maze Attempt App
The Corn Maze attempt app allows you to time your corn maze attempt, keep track of the waypoints you find, and compete for a spot on this year’s corn maze leaderboard!
Find the leaderboard / make an attempt on this years maze here!
Corn Maze Rules
- 🚨 – Please help us keep the Corn Maze family-friendly – don’t hide or jump out to scare other guests. If you see someone scaring people or throwing corn, feel free to speak up or let one of us know. Let’s keep it fun for everyone!
- Always stay on the trails. Do not bust through the corn. A corn maze is a living puzzle, please help us keep it in great shape throughout the season.
- No running or pushing. The ground is rough in places, the corn maze is planted in a field. We are not responsible for accidents.
- No picking or throwing corn. Again, this is a living puzzle, please help us keep it in great shape.
- No littering. Anything you carry into the corn maze should come out with you.
- Alcohol and smoking are both prohibited in the corn maze and on the farm.
- No pets. (We do allow service animals!)
- Have fun! Seriously, enjoy yourselves…
Tips for Success
- Stay hydrated. Take water with you into the maze.
- Appropriate clothing should also be worn. Flip-flops might not be a great idea. There are corn leaves in the pathways, they can be a bit sharp, you may consider wearing something with long sleeves.
- A good flashlight (with fresh batteries) is a really good idea (required) if you plan to visit after dark.
- Don’t forget your map. If we forget to give you one please ask for one.
- Each group should also have a cellphone. People do occasionally get lost in corn mazes. You should have a way to contact us. (The info is on the map.)
Past Mazes
Each year we’ve designed and cut an entirely new design for our corn maze. Here are all of our past corn maze designs. It’s fascinating for us to look back and see how much things have changed!
Corn Maze Design
Our corn maze has been designed and cut by Eldon Yoder (part of our farm!) since 2013. Through Corn Maze Design, he now works with farms across the Mid-Atlantic to create custom corn maze designs and GPS-guided cutting.