Fall isn’t complete without getting lost in a corn maze. From record-breaking labyrinths to family-friendly farms with pumpkin patches and food festivals, these destinations turn harvest season into an adventure. Here are ten of the best corn mazes to check out in 2025.
Richardson Adventure Farm — Spring Grove, Illinois
Billed as the “world’s largest corn maze,” Richardson Adventure Farm is a Midwest tradition. The 28-acre design changes each year, with the 2025 theme celebrating Back to the Future. Beyond the winding trails, the farm offers dozens of attractions, including zip lines, wagon rides, giant slides, and campfires. It’s the perfect mix of small-town festival charm and blockbuster-scale fun.
Great Vermont Corn Maze — Danville, Vermont
Set against Vermont’s rolling hills, this 24-acre “Big Maze” is an actual test of endurance, often taking 2–3 hours to complete. The 2025 season runs from July 26 to October 13, making it one of the earliest openings on this list. A shorter Scenic Maze is available for those who prefer mountain views and photo ops over full-on adventure. Rustic, challenging, and family-friendly.
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm — Ronks, Pennsylvania
This Lancaster County gem has turned maze design into an art form. The award-winning 5-acre maze packs 2.5+ miles of twisting trails, interactive clue games, and scenic bridges. For an extra thrill, visit during Flashlight Maze nights, offered on select evenings. With more than 60 attractions, plus live music and occasional fireworks, Cherry Crest is as much a festival as a farm.
Treinen Farm Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch — Lodi, Wisconsin
Treinen Farm is known for its creative, art-forward mazes that combine storytelling and design. Covering about 15 acres, the maze has earned national recognition from USA Today and other outlets. Add in a pumpkin patch, hiking trails, bonfire areas, and plenty of classic farm fun, and you have the recipe for a quintessential Wisconsin fall outing.
Maze Craze — New Springfield, Ohio
One of the Midwest’s premier corn mazes, Maze Craze covers 23 acres and features four interlocking designs totaling over nine miles of trails. Each year brings a new theme, and in 2025 visitors can also enjoy the Beer/Cider/Wine Adventure nights. Beyond the maze, hayrides, gemstone mining, and corn cannons round out the playful, family-friendly experience.
Liberty Mills Farm — Somerset, Virginia
At 34 acres with 12 miles of trails, Liberty Mills Farm is one of the largest corn mazes in the United States. Open Sept 13–Nov 11, the maze offers both challenge and charm, from day treks to flashlight nights. Seasonal extras like sunflower fields, food trucks, and live music festivals make it more than a maze—it’s a harvest celebration.
Cool Patch Pumpkins — Dixon, California
Home to a Guinness-recognized maze, Cool Patch Pumpkins has drawn visitors from around the world. While past mazes sprawled over 63 acres, recent designs hover around 40 acres—still massive by any standard. The farm also features hayrides, a pumpkin patch, a unique “corn bath,” and hearty eats, such as tri-tip sandwiches. Bring your walking shoes—you’ll need them here.
Cornbelly’s — Lehi, Utah
Cornbelly’s is part maze, part amusement park, with two Utah locations packed with 75+ attractions. The corn maze serves as the centerpiece, offering new designs each fall. Visitors can also enjoy nightly shows, rides, s’more pits, and abundant festival food. Opening Sept 19, 2025, it’s the kind of fall destination where families can spend a full day—and still want more.
Sever’s Fall Festival — Shakopee, Minnesota
Known for its giant corn pit and lively entertainment, Sever’s Fall Festival is a Minnesota institution. The annual maze changes themes each year and includes clue checkpoints for explorers. The 2025 festival runs Sept 13–Oct 26 and also features live music, a petting zoo, beer and wine, and classic fair food. It’s more carnival than cornfield—and a local favorite.
Long & Scott Farms (Scott’s Maze Adventures) — Mount Dora, Florida
A Central Florida favorite, Long & Scott Farms blends sunshine and harvest charm. The maze features multiple experiences with large bridges for views across the fields. The Fall Festival and maze open Sept 27, 2025, accompanied by hayrides, slides, and an on-site Country Market & Café. It’s proof that you don’t need crisp air to enjoy fall traditions.
