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Corn mazes in Minnesota
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Minnesota.
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See all →Simek's Farm in Kelsey, near Duluth, runs a seasonal corn maze with live music on the farmhouse porch daily and weekend horse demonstrations. The farm also offers private hay-loft event rentals and weekday field-trip programs for school groups. Outside dogs are not permitted on the property.
Schiltgen Farms in Afton is a pick-your-own pumpkin patch with a corn maze and about 75 pumpkin varieties, plus squash, gourds, mums, and straw bales for sale. Admission and parking are free, and leashed dogs are welcome. The farm traditionally closes for the season on Halloween.
Waldoch Farm in Lino Lakes is a large family destination with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, sunflower festival, and more than 20 play attractions alongside a garden center and produce stand. It hosts birthday parties and school field trips and has operated in the northern Twin Cities suburbs since 1950.
Sekapp Orchard in Rochester sells apples from dozens of varieties alongside a u-pick orchard, fresh produce, and honey. Its "Pumpkinland" area includes family fall activities and a corn maze. Pets are not permitted on the premises.
Slattengren Farms in Shafer is a maple syrup producer that also runs an ice cream shop, bakery, and gift shop year-round, with a seasonal corn maze, hayrides, and pumpkin selection in the fall. The farm hosts field trips and will open the shop outside regular hours for scheduled visits.
Stoney Brook Farms in Foley grows a large-scale corn maze the operator describes as Minnesota's largest, plus an extensive pick-your-own pumpkin patch and produce fields. The farm also runs a pick-your-own flower operation (Harvest Floral) and sells a wide range of fresh vegetables. It is a working produce farm that opens select areas to the public for seasonal picking.
Big Springs Farm near Lanesboro offers an 11-acre corn maze with about 5 miles of trails, plus a 1.5-acre pick-your-own pumpkin patch with roughly 150 pumpkin, squash, and gourd varieties. The farm also grows sunflowers for cut bouquets and runs a barnyard play area with a zipline, slides, and animal pens. A separate night maze runs on select October evenings.
Dehn's Pumpkin Patch in Dayton offers pumpkin picking, hayrides, and a corn maze, along with pedal tractors, pony rides (weather permitting), and a snack shack selling cheese curds and mini donuts. The farm also sells squash, gourds, corn stalk bundles, and specialty pumpkins at its marketplace.
A & G Corn Maze near St. Joseph offers an 8-acre two-phase corn maze (a roughly 20-minute beginner route and a 45-60 minute advanced route), a giant jumping pillow, human foosball, and a pumpkin patch. The maze includes a trivia navigation game and a full concession stand.
Autumn Acres Farm in Janesville offers a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and wagon rides, plus an August sunflower field and pick-your-own flowers. The farm hosts group visits, yoga events, and photography sessions, and sells custom pumpkins and hand-painted gourds.
Harvest of Horror in St. Augusta, near St. Cloud, is a nonprofit-affiliated haunted attraction that begins with a hayride through a cornfield before continuing into a haunted house and wooded trail. Scholarship funds are raised through the event, with over $150,000 awarded to date.