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Vermont Corn Mazes: Fall Adventures & Family Fun
Find a maze to explore, plan your autumn outing, and leave room for pumpkins, farm stops, and Vermont scenery along the way.
Get lost in a Vermont fall tradition
Corn mazes turn a farm field into an outdoor puzzle, with winding paths and clues to explore together. The original guide brings together destinations across Vermont, from shorter family outings to more demanding maze adventures.
Browse the listings below, choose an experience that fits your group, and confirm this season’s details with the operator. Designs, tickets, opening dates, and extra activities can change each year.
Plan your Vermont corn maze visit
Choose your challenge
Ask about maze length, route options, walking conditions, and early exits. Allow extra time for breaks and clue stops.
Check this season
Confirm dates, tickets, last-entry time, and weather updates. Older themes, prices, and hours may no longer apply.
Add a nearby stop
Pair your maze with an orchard, pumpkin patch, or village meal. Keep driving distances manageable.
Corn mazes to explore in Vermont
Every destination and original picture from the existing page is retained here. Use each operator’s link for current information before traveling.
DANVILLE
Great Vermont Corn Maze
1404 Wheelock Road, Danville, VT 05828
The original guide describes a demanding maze with miles of paths, bridges, a tunnel, and photo stops. Choose this outing around your group’s stamina and allow plenty of time to explore.
The original listing reports 26 acres, more than three miles of paths, and a visit of two hours or longer. It recommends early arrival and notes that entry closes well before the site closes. Confirm current size, route options, arrival cutoff, and opening details with the operator.
WILLISTON
Isham Family Farm
3515 Oak Hill Road, Williston, VT 05495
The original guide highlights a multigenerational farm and a maze with hidden signs and clues. Make a farm visit the centerpiece of a relaxed fall outing near Williston.
Check this season’s maze dates, farm activities, admission arrangements, and any clues or games offered before traveling.
ESSEX JUNCTION
Whitcomb’s Land of Pumpkins
Whitcomb Road, Essex Junction, Vermont 05452
Pair a corn maze with a pumpkin outing at the farm listed in the original guide. The operator now presents its site as Whitcomb Family Farm and lists an Essex location.
Confirm the visitor entrance, current maze hours, pumpkin availability, and admission directly. Contact: [email protected].
STOWE
Percy Farm Corn Maze
Route 108, Stowe, Vermont
The original guide describes a family outing accessed from the Stowe Recreation Path. Consider combining a maze visit with a path walk and a nearby village stop.
The original estimate is 30–40 minutes. It directs visitors from Thompson Park north along the recreation path and across the bridge, with the maze on the left. Check current parking and entrance guidance, ticket prices, discounts, and the dog policy; older prices and eligibility rules should not be assumed current.
COLCHESTER
Sam Mazza’s Corn Maze
277 Lavigne Road, Colchester, VT 05446
The original page explains how MazePlay’s Shawn Stolworthy used GPS-guided equipment to cut maze designs while the corn was young. The design story adds another layer to the experience of following paths through the field.
The original schedule runs from Labor Day weekend through October 31, with a last-ticket cutoff before closing. Confirm the current season, daily hours, and entry cutoff with the farm. Maze designs and historical production statistics are not a promise of this year’s layout.
RUTLAND
Hathaway Farm & Corn Maze
741 Prospect Hill Road, Rutland, VT 05701
The original guide describes a themed maze with clues, an early-exit option, and shaped punches to collect along the paths. Research the available route and challenges before deciding how much time to allow.
The older listing mentions a Camping Across America theme, 13 acres, 5.1 miles of paths, and eight punches. Treat these as historical details and check the farm’s current theme, maze size, activities, and exit arrangements.
GUILFORD
Gaines Farm Corn Maze
6343 Coolidge Highway, Guilford, VT 05301
The original guide brings together a maze visit with farm activities, including animals, hayrides, horse riding, children’s games, refreshments, and picnic areas. Confirm which experiences are available during your visit.
The earlier page describes a five-acre maze on fall weekends and October haunted hayrides and maze nights, recommending haunted events for children over ten. Verify current events, age guidance, dates, and admission before booking a daytime or evening outing.
SUTTON
Kingdom Corn Maze
350 Burke Road, Sutton, Vermont 05867
The original guide describes walking and mountain-bike maze options alongside farm play activities. Compare the available maze experiences and make sure the route you choose suits your group.
The older listing mentions more than twenty acres, four mazes, sunflowers, pumpkins, pony swings, animals, a hay maze, a tricycle track, tug of war, corn hole, tire climbers, a sandpit, a barrel train, a farm market, and ice cream. Ask which options, crop activities, and ticket packages are offered this season.
EAST MONTPELIER
Peck Farm
750 Sibley Road, East Montpelier, VT 05651
The original page describes a family maze with themed destinations or rooms to find, plus a route that can be left when younger visitors need a break. Check the current layout and suitability for your family.
The earlier guidance suggests ages four and up, five or six destinations, around 45 minutes for many families, and shorter times for experienced visitors. These are planning estimates from the original guide, not guaranteed visit times or current age rules.
Tips for navigating corn mazes in Vermont
Before entering, check the operator’s instructions and ask how to reach staff or use an early exit. Choose a route suited to your group and agree to stay together.
Navigation strategies for corn mazes
Notice landmarks and intersections, use the maze’s clues or map when provided, and pause to compare what your group remembers. Stay on marked paths and avoid cutting through the corn.
Safety tips for corn maze visitors
Wear comfortable shoes for uneven or muddy farm paths, carry water, and bring layers. Keep a charged phone, but ask how to contact staff if reception is limited. Follow farm rules and seek help when you need it.
Vermont corn maze questions
When are Vermont corn mazes open?
Schedules vary by farm and season. Check the operator’s current calendar and last-entry rules before planning your visit.
How long does a corn maze take?
Route length, difficulty, clues, and your pace all affect the visit. Ask about a shorter route or early exit when traveling with younger children or anyone who needs a less demanding outing.
Are all corn mazes suitable for young children?
No. Some routes are challenging or involve substantial walking, and haunted events may have age guidance. Ask the operator about the specific route and event you want to attend.
Should I book tickets ahead?
Check each operator’s current ticket and reservation policy. Arrive with enough time to complete your route before the last-entry cutoff.
Can I bring a dog or visit after rain?
Pet policies and weather closures vary. Confirm both directly; do not assume older directory rules still apply.
Build a full day of Vermont fall fun
Start with your maze, then add a nearby farm visit or scenic stop. Leave enough time to enjoy the outing without rushing between destinations.