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Rupertswood Farm Crop Maze is an annual crop maze cut into roughly five hectares of a third-generation family farm near Launceston, redesigned each year by owners Rowan and Anna Clark. It is a major agri-tourism draw in Northern Tasmania, reportedly attracting several thousand to over ten thousand visitors across its March-April (Australian autumn) season. The operator's website was temporarily unreachable during this research pass, so some details rely on independent press coverage.
A working farm near Ballarat that plants roughly two hectares of maize each season and cuts a walking maze into it, opening on February Sunday evenings as 'Graze in the Maize' with live entertainment in a central clearing. Run by farmers Josie and Peter Donegan. It is one of the few dedicated corn-maze attractions identified in regional Victoria.
Enchanted Adventure is a 25-acre attraction on the Mornington Peninsula that plants a new maize maze of over 100,000 corn stalks each year, alongside a permanent hedge maze, tree-surfing courses and a canopy walk. The maize maze is open from mid-February to late April (Australian autumn), while the rest of the park operates year-round. It is widely cited as the largest maize maze in the Southern Hemisphere.