MazeScoutYour guide to outdoor fun
Find corn mazes, pumpkin patches, and farm days out near you.
Ferme Proulx is a family farm in Cumberland (rural Ottawa), Ontario, operated by the Proulx family since 1920. Its annual Pumpkin Fest features a petting zoo, corn maze, wagon rides through a forest, and pick-your-own pumpkins on weekends in September and October.
Allsop Farm Pumpkins & More in Kingsville, Ontario grew from a small family pumpkin patch into a full fall destination with a 5-acre themed corn maze, a giant straw mountain, playground, and a food truck. The farm also runs night maze dates through the season.
A nine-acre Ontario corn maze with an interactive passport game, wagon rides, pumpkin patch, family activities and weekend farm barbecue.
Ouimet Farms Adventure opened in Vankleek Hill, Ontario in 2013 and features a 7-acre corn maze with three difficulty levels and hidden mailboxes, plus pick-your-own pumpkins, gemstone mining, pedal karts, and a giant jumping pillow. The wide maze trails are stroller and wheelchair friendly.
Puddicombe Estate Farms & Winery in Winona, Ontario has harvested its own fruit for more than 210 years. Fall activities include apple and pumpkin picking, a hay bale maze, train rides, wine and cider tastings, and baked goods from its on-site bakery.
Buzzing Bees Adventure Farm is a newer family farm in Sunderland, Ontario (Brock Township), entered off Highway 12. It features a 9-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, pedal karts, a mini maze, and pumpkin bowling, with a spring Haskap berry u-pick.
Wagner Orchards and Estate Winery has been family owned and operated in Maidstone, Ontario since 1986. It offers pick-your-own apples, a 3-acre corn maze, hayrides to the pumpkin patch, and a haymow filled with straw, alongside its estate winery operations.
A Niagara-area orchard and farm bakery adding a new corn maze and children's activity area for 2026, alongside pick-your-own apples, flower fields, orchard walks, baked goods and twice-monthly orchard brunches.
A Caledon family farm opening its extensive sunflower walking fields for a two-week 2026 festival with photography, sunset visits, weekend animal demonstrations, yoga, picnicking, a cafe and seasonal farm products.