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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.
Afton Apple Orchards in Hastings offers a 12-acre corn maze alongside additional novelty mazes (straw bale, garden hose, and a "no left turn" maze), a large playground, pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a petting farm. It is a well-known Twin Cities-area fall destination near Hastings.
Bemidji family fall farm with corn-maze games, hayride, giant bouncer, corn pit, launcher, pumpkin painting, goats and other outdoor play.
Country Blossom Farm near Alexandria features a 7-acre corn maze, a giant jumping pillow, a corn pit, and a tire mountain, alongside a pick-your-own apple orchard open September through November. The farm bakery sells pies, crisps, and fresh-pressed and hard apple cider, and a gift shop carries farm-branded apparel and home goods.
Otter Berry Farm is a family farm near New York Mills offering a 6-plus-acre corn maze alongside a pumpkin patch with more than 50 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, and squash. Visitors can also pick raspberries, climb on tractors, and walk a smaller straw maze aimed at younger children. The farm holds separate evening "Flashlight Nights" maze sessions in addition to standard weekend hours.
Park Rapids farm festival with a giant themed corn maze, theatrical wagon ride, live entertainment and a broad farm activity lineup.
Cowhorn Crossing Farm near Grand Rapids offers a corn maze, hay maze, hayride, and petting zoo, plus a youth zipline. General admission is $9 per person for ages 2 and up, with discounted group rates for parties of 10 or more.
Ferguson's Minnesota Harvest (formerly Minnesota Harvest Apple Orchard) in Jordan is a large pick-your-own apple orchard with a pumpkin patch and corn maze in its Apple Blossom Park area. It is the Twin Cities location of the multi-state Ferguson's Orchards family of orchards.
Thea's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Pelican Rapids is a family-operated fall attraction with a corn maze, barrel cart and hay rides, a hay bale maze, a petting zoo, and yard games including mini golf and foosball. The farm also offers pumpkin picking, pumpkin painting, and face painting, with concessions on site.
Valley Corn Maize operates a 30-acre corn maze east of East Grand Forks, with an America 250 theme for 2026. Admission also covers a zip line, large slide, wagon-train ride, yard games and seasonal events, while pumpkins, flowers and concessions are available separately.
A new temporary corn maze at Minnesota Farmfest, paired with a kids zone, pedal pulls and a large agricultural show.
Country Corn Maze, run by the Krahn family near Warroad in far northern Minnesota, offers a corn maze with hayrides, a bale castle, campfires, and mazeyard activities. Admission is $10 for ages 5 and up, with preschoolers free and family and season-pass rates available.
Monticello family festival with two corn mazes, pumpkins, animals, inflatables, wagon rides and farm games.
Peters Pumpkins & Carmen's Corn in Shakopee is a family-run roadside farm stand offering daily u-pick pumpkins in October, a corn maze, and complimentary weekend hayrides. Weekend u-pick apples are also available. The farm also sells homegrown produce and canned goods and participates in area farmers markets.
Belview tree farm's fall festival with corn maze, pumpkins, wagon rides, farm animals, corn-bin play, seasonal market and family activities.
Nelson Farm Pumpkin Patch Festival near Litchfield is a historic family farm event with a mega corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkins and gourds, hayrides, a pumpkin-chucking trebuchet, and dozens of other activities such as a sod house, tree fort, and pony rides. It sits in rural Meeker County next to Youngstrom Lake.
The Haunting Experience, run by Zywiec's Landscape & Garden Center in Cottage Grove, is one of Minnesota's longest-running haunted attractions, combining a haunted house and haunted hayride with a daytime corn maze. It is located along Highway 61 just south of Cottage Grove.
Anderson's Rock Creek Relics near Rush City is best known for its annual antique farm machinery Threshing and Sawing Show, held the weekend after Labor Day, and also runs a seasonal corn maze with hayrides and face painting through September and October. Pumpkins and gourds are sold on site.
Jacobson's Pine Tree Apple Orchard in White Bear Lake combines apple and strawberry picking (25 apple varieties) with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, wagon rides, and a bakery selling pies and caramel apples. The orchard also sells fresh cider and runs a gift shop.
The Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Corn Maze in Brooklyn Park is a fall festival event offering unlimited access to a petting zoo, inflatables, and a gunny sack slide for a single admission price. In its most recently observed season the operator noted the corn maze itself was unavailable due to construction, so prospective visitors should confirm current-year offerings before visiting.