Jonamac Orchard is a seasonal attraction in Malta, Illinois featuring apple picking, corn maze, and pumpkin patch.
Corn mazes in Illinois
Plan corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and night mazes around Chicagoland and northern Illinois.
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See all →Abbey Farms is a family-run agritourism farm in Aurora operated in connection with Marmion Abbey, offering an 8-acre corn maze billed as Kane County's largest, a pumpkin patch, zip lines, a tractor tire hill, a petting zoo, and food and drink at the Nagel Farmstead Emporium. The seasonal Pumpkin Daze event has run since the farm first opened to the public in 1949. This listing's operator website could not be fetched directly during research; details are corroborated via official Aurora and Illinois tourism listings.
Tanner's Orchard is a fourth-generation family apple orchard near Speer with over 11,000 trees. Beyond u-pick apples and pumpkins, the farm offers a seasonal sunflower field, a corn maze, wagon rides to the orchard, and the Back 40 Fun Acres area with farm animals. A farm market and bakery sell cider donuts and other baked goods, and leashed dogs are welcome for a $10 fee.
Christ Orchard is a family-run apple orchard and pumpkin patch north of Elmwood that has operated since the 1970s. Visitors can pick their own apples and pumpkins and enjoy a corn maze, rope maze, petting zoo, playground, mini golf, and pony rides. The farm also sells fresh apple cider, honey, mums, and other fall produce, open daily except Sundays from August through the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Mill Creek Farm is a family farm east of Quincy, Illinois that has grown produce since 1995 using high-tunnel methods. In fall it opens a corn maze built as a family scavenger hunt, a pumpkin patch, and complimentary hayrides on weekends from late September through October, with free admission.
Selmi's Greenhouse & Family Farm in Rock Falls offers a fall experience with a corn maze, pumpkin picking, a petting zoo, hayrides, a haunted house, and apple cider donuts. The family-owned farm operates through September and October.
Breezy Hill Farm is a family-oriented farm near Benton offering pumpkins, mums, and a General Store alongside fall attractions. On-site activities include hayrides, a petting zoo, corn and straw mazes, a gemstone mining sluice, and duck races. The farm operates seasonally each fall, generally through the end of October.
Organ Farms, established in 1945, runs a seasonal 'Fall Country Fun' program on its McLeansboro farm each September and October. The program includes a corn maze, hayrides, bonfires, a straw fort, farm animals, and children's play areas, with weekday and evening time slots reservable for groups and weekends open to the general public. The farm also sells pumpkins, gourds, mums, and other fall decor from its retail store.
Bomke's Patch is a roughly 10-acre seasonal pumpkin farm outside Springfield with more than 50 pumpkin and gourd varieties available pre-cut or cut fresh from the vine. The farm features a corn and bean maze, wagon rides, a petting zoo, playground equipment, and an after-dark Rockin Nite Maze. Weekend special events run through the fall season.
Hays Pumpkin Farm is a self-serve, pick-your-own pumpkin patch on Route 4 just south of Auburn, associated with Auburn United Methodist Church's annual fall event. The related festival adds a child-sized hay-bale corn maze, tractor-pulled hayrides, a petting zoo, and face painting on weekends in September and October.
Kane Family Farms is a newer family farm attraction near Ottawa, Illinois (opened 2022), with two corn mazes of different difficulty, a u-pick pumpkin and sunflower field, hayrack rides, and a petting zoo. It operates Thursday through Sunday each fall with per-person wristband admission covering all activities.
Tom's Farm Market and Greenhouses is a farm market, garden center, and bakery/cafe in Huntley, Illinois, with a sunflower field opening each July, a cut-flower field, and strawberry picking earlier in the season. In fall it runs a corn maze and a family-friendly after-dark "Moonlight Corn Maze" event with flashlights, a hayride, and bonfires.