Corn Mazes in Minnesota

14 corn mazes listed across Minnesota. Farm corn mazes and fall attractions for the whole family. Directory updated July 2026.

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A & G Corn Maze

Saint Joseph, MN

A & G Corn Maze cuts an eight-acre maze in two phases near Saint Joseph, a quick beginner loop and a longer 45-to-60-minute puzzle, named for the owners' two oldest kids, Akeelah and Gavin. The fall festival started in 2010 and adds a giant jumping pillow, goat fishing, human hamster wheels, human foosball, and pumpkins. It runs weekends from late September through late October.

Andersons Rock Creek Relics Corn Maze

Rush City, MN

Anderson's Rock Creek Relics runs a corn maze on Forest Boulevard outside Rush City, with a second puzzle course laid out beside the main field. Weekend visitors get hayrides, a barrel train, and face painting for kids, plus a threshing and sawing show with antique tractors and working gas engines. The maze typically opens weekends from late September through mid-October, noon to 6 p.m., $5 admission.

Big Springs Farm Pumpkins & Corn Maze, LLC

Lanesboro, MN

Big Springs Farm runs a ten-acre corn maze with multiple trail routes on an active farm outside Lanesboro, alongside a u-pick pumpkin patch and more than 20 other activities — a goat pen, sunflower field, jump pad, and corn pit among them. One admission covers everything on-site. The farm opens weekends and MEA breaks from mid-September through Halloween.

Corn Maze in Sauk Rapids

Sauk Rapids, MN

A seasonal fall corn maze on Mayhew Lake Road NE outside Sauk Rapids, in Benton County along the Mississippi River. No independent website, phone, or social page turned up in research — check local Sauk Rapids-area event listings before planning a visit.

Country Corn Maze

Warroad, MN

Billed as Minnesota's farthest-north corn maze, this eight-acre maze near Warroad can take up to an hour to finish. Admission covers unlimited trips through the maze plus hayrides, a bale castle, campfires, mini mazes, and mazeyard games. Kids climb the giant bale mountain and pick from the 'Pickin' Patch' pumpkin field, and the concession stand sells hot dogs and glow gear for flashlight nights. Reach them at (218) 469-3390.

D Round Barn Berries

Saint Michael, MN

Make memories with your loved ones by spending a day at D Round Barn Berries. We offer a great place where you and your company will have a great time sightseeing and picking farm products such as Asparagus( Best in the state :) ) Strawberries, Honeyberries (coming soon), Sour Cherries(Coming soon), Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch.

Engwall's Corn Maze

Hermantown, MN

Engwall's Corn Maze ran for nine seasons in Hermantown, just ten minutes from downtown Duluth, before closing permanently in 2019 when a sewer line was routed through the property. Created in 2010 by Engwall Florist, Greenhouse & Garden Center, it grew into a large maze with two observation towers, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, corn cannons, and a corn pit. The Engwall garden center itself still operates in Hermantown.

Fresh Acres Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch

Monticello, MN

Fresh Acres runs a fall festival on 72nd Street NE in Monticello, open Fridays through Sundays from early September. Two farmers left corporate careers to start the place in 2016 and added the first corn maze in 2018. The larger maze covers about 2.3 miles of paths, and a smaller one suits kids under 8. Admission also covers the pumpkin patch, petting zoo, inflatables, a corn pit, and weekend wagon rides.

Pike's Corn Maze

Park Rapids, MN

Pike moved this corn maze in 2019 to the family's Prairie Pine Farm, about two miles south of Park Rapids on County Road 6. The maze itself is a 20-to-40-minute walk, with a straw castle, kiddie maze, corn bin, farm animals, hayrides, and pumpkins for the younger crowd. There was no 2025 season after a shift in plans for the land, though the family hoped to reopen. Call 218-255-3318 first.

Sever's Corn Maze

Shakopee, MN

First cut in 1997, Sever's was the first corn maze in Minnesota and still the largest, carved fresh each year on 100 acres in Shakopee. Past designs have included a sinking Titanic, a map of the world and safari scenes. It has grown into Sever's Fall Festival with more than 30 attractions: an obstacle course, corn pits holding 10,000 bushels each, a straw-bale maze, a giant slide and a pick-your-own pumpkin field, plus food, beer and wine.

Silver Brook Corn Maze,INC

Wrenshall, MN

Silver Brook Corn Maze cuts a fresh maze into its cornfield each fall in Wrenshall, just south of Duluth. Beyond the main maze, the farm runs the usual autumn family draws across a weekend season. Northern Minnesota's short fall means a tight window: the maze opens around September and closes with the frost.

Thea's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze

Pelican Rapids, MN

Thea's grows 7 to 10 acres of pumpkins and gourds three miles south of Pelican Rapids, plus an 11-acre corn maze redesigned with a new theme every year. Started in 2011 on a single acre, it added the maze in 2016 and has since been voted Minnesota's top pumpkin patch by a Family Destination Guide reader poll. Ten-dollar admission covers hayrides, barrel-cart rides, a hay-bale maze, an animal yard and kids' games. Email [email protected].

Twin Cities Corn Maze and Harvest Festival

Brooklyn Park, MN

The Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze runs on a Brooklyn Park farm and is known for one of Minnesota's largest corn mazes, near 20 acres. October weekends bring a corn pit, straw bale maze, petting zoo, inflatables, a giant slide, live music, and a car show, with all-inclusive gate admission. The corn maze paused during recent construction while other activities continued, so check ahead.

Zywiec's Haunting Experience and Corn Maze

Cottage Grove, MN

Run by Zywiec's Landscape and Garden Center just south of Cottage Grove, the Haunting Experience has staged Halloween scares since 1986, billed as the Twin Cities area's longest-running haunted hayride. The daytime corn maze plays it straight for families, hiding five themed items to photograph for a prize at the exit. After dark comes a swampy maze, haunted house, bonfires, a Lions Club beer tent and horror films screened in the greenhouse. More at zywiecs.com.

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US Farm Trail lists 14 corn mazes in Minnesota, with listings around Saint Joseph, Rush City, Lanesboro. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.

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