Corn Mazes in Texas
5 corn mazes listed across Texas. Farm corn mazes and fall attractions for the whole family. Directory updated October 2026.
Atl'Do Farms Lubbock Corn Maze
Lubbock, TX · Tue-Fri 6-9PM, Sat 10AM-9PM, Sun 2-9PM (2026 season)
At'l Do Farms is a corn maze and pumpkin patch in Lubbock, Texas, open from mid-September through early November. The maze is redesigned each year, and admission covers a Fairy Tale Trail for young children, a hayride to the pumpkin patch, the Cowtrain, a barnyard of farm animals, a corn pit and sunflower fields. Pumpkins sold for 50 cents a pound in 2026, and the Windmill Grill & Bakery serves food. The Simpson family has run the farm for about 25 years, and it draws around 70,000 visitors a year.
Donna's Corn Maze at Billman Farms
Donna, TX
Fiddlesticks Farms
Midland, TX
Fiddlesticks Farms in Midland, Texas is West Texas's fall family adventure — a seven-acre corn maze, ten-acre pumpkin patch, old-fashioned hayrides, frisky farm animals, and 25+ attractions with finger-licking grub and crackly campfires. The Fall Festival runs late September through late November, with field trips, parties, and group rates.
Rockin' K Corn Maze
Robstown, TX
Texas State Railroad Corn Maze
Maydelle, TX
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many corn mazes are in Texas?
US Farm Trail lists 5 corn mazes in Texas, with listings around Lubbock, Donna, Midland. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.
How do I find a corn maze near me in Texas?
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Do these farms sell directly to the public?
Yes. Every farm on US Farm Trail sells direct to consumers. Check each farm's page for hours, seasonal availability, and how to buy before you visit.
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