If you look forward to visiting a corn maze each fall, from Maine to Rhode Island, here’s a list of the best corn mazes in New England.
By Yankee Magazine
Sep 22 2022
It’s that time of year again! If you look forward to making your way through a corn maze each fall, here’s a list of the best ones to tackle. It’s a big list, but we think so much hard work goes into making the mazes each year it’s fair to say they all deserve to be called “the best.” Many of the farms and orchards featured here also offer additional family activities like pumpkin and apple picking, cider donuts, farm animals, corn cannons, “night mazes,” and more. Visit the individual maze websites or call ahead to check about additional offerings, hours of operation, and rates.
If we missed your favorite maze tell us in the comment section below!
Ekonk Hill Turkey Farm | Moosup, CT
Travel through miles of paths, relax on the hayride and visit the animals in the barnyard.
Foster Family Farm | South Windsor, CT
Two corn mazes spanning 8 acres of land and 4 miles of trails.
Lyman Orchards | Middlefield, CT
With 4 acres with 2 miles of trails. $1.00 of every ticket is donated to the American Cancer Society.
Plasko’s Farm | Trumbull, CT
Spanning 4 acres and over 1.5 miles of pathways among 10 foot tall corn, the maze at Plasko’s is a family favorite. $1.00 of every ticket is donated to charity.
Preston Farms | Preston, CT
This maze includes 16 stamping stations to find (or not) and 3-5 miles to trek while enjoying this year’s maze.
Thunder Road Farm | Corrina, ME
Offering a shorter, kid-friendly option along with a longer route, this corn maze is a family favorite. There’s a jumping pillow and wagon rides, too.
Pumpkin Valley Farm | Dayton, ME
Enjoy a 6-acre maze, take a hayride to the pumpkin patch, feed the farm animals, launch an ear of corn, try the jumping pillow, and more!
Davis Mega Maze | Sterling, MA
The ultimate maze! With 8 acres of corn and almost 3 miles of paths, the maze at Davis Farmland keeps things extra interesting with 7 Extreme Mazing Levels that let you choose your maze intensity. There’s also zip lining, special Fright Nights, and more!
Marini Farm | Ipswich, MA
Ten miles of pathways weave among 8 acres of corn at Marini Farm, where the maze is both interactive and educational. Don’t miss the weekend flashlight nights!
Mike’s Maze | Sunderland, MA
At night, there’s a Haunted Maze for bigger thrill-seekers.
Sauchuk Farms | Plympton, MA
Includes hayrides to the pumpkin patch, jumping pillows, and corn cannons to keep the fun going.
Beans and Greens Farm | Gilford, NH
Take on the farm’s annual corn maze during the day or try your luck at night during the weekends, where the paths get spookier at Halloween draws near.
Coppal House Farm | Lee, NH
Don’t forget to pick a pumpkin to bring home!
Sherman Farm | Conway, NH
A 12-acre maze (open weekends only) plus a jumping pillow, hayrides to the pumpkin patch, corn cannons, cider donuts, and kettle corn.
Washburn’s Windy Hill Orchard | Greenville, NH
Enjoy apple picking, hot cider, bakery treats, and a hayride before or after tacking the maze.
Clark Farm | Wakefield, RI
Featuring over two miles of family-friendly trails, plus corn cannons, hayrides, and a petting zoo.
Escobar’s Highland Farm | Portsmouth, RI
Don’t miss the pumpkin patch and hayrides, too.
Great Vermont Corn Maze | Danville, VT
Covering 10 acres with 3 miles of trails that weave between corn stalks that tower up to 12 feet tall.
Gaines Farm | Guilford, VT
Don’t miss the Twilight Walk, Haunted Hayride, or Haunted Maze nights if you like things a little more on the spooky side!
Hathaway Farm | Rutland, VT
Declaring themselves “the largest corn maze in Vermont,” the folks at Hathaway Farm boast 12 acres and miles of pathways.
What tops your list of the best corn mazes in New England?
This post was first published in 2013 and has been updated.
Kingdom Corn Maze in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom is the best! Plenty of activities for everyone – an animal petting barn, kids play areas, pumpkin and sunflower patch, and horse-drawn wagon rides to name a few!
You missed Treworgy in Levant, Maine. They won a second place award for best in the country!
There are very few things better than Autumn in New England. These activities are a great way to spend some time with family and make long lasting memories.
Don’t miss the corn maze at Moulton Farm in Meredith, NH
You missed Treworgy Farm in Levant ME. Last year they did a Blueberries for Sal theme. Great maze!
Hicks family corn maze in charlemont ma. Is wonderful! They have a scavenger hunt throughout the maze with inspirational messages and you have to find all the hidden blue ribbons! They also have mini golf, petting zoo, food truck! We had such a great time! 5 stars
You missed a family-friendly corn maze- Castle Hill Farm in Newtown, CT.
Has corn maze, pumpkin patch, hay ride with visit with cows, petting Zoo…
It’s run by a family who are hands on. Family really enjoys yearly.
If you love football and especially the Patriots and Tom Brady…check out Schartner’s Farm Corn Maze in Bolton, MA! A beautiful spot!
Amazing maize mazes!! (sorry….)
The best Maze in CT is Fort Hill Farms & Gardens 260 Quaddick Rd Thompson CT. My husband and I going every year for the past 5-7 years and see how fast we can do it with no one else there during the week 2hours or so. It’s a great outing.
Elwood Orchards in Londonderry, NH
A favorite each and every fall in Plympton, Massachusetts. Hayrides, Grain Train rides, corn maze, punchin pumpkin, and other attractions. Fun, educational and affordable.
There is a spectacular corn maze in Southampton MA. The name of it Rolling Acres Corn Maze. They also have a Jumping Pillow and a new Zombie Paintball Hayride.
Preston Farms-Rt 2 Preston CT
http://www.prestonfarmscornmaze.com/
You missed the best one, Preston Farms in CT! Over 7 acres and we’re there over two hours every year trying to find all the stampking stations. A great time for everyone, and if you find all 16 stamps, there’s a prize at the end. Hours of fun for our whole family, an annual must-do on our list!