Vermont Corn Mazes
Below you will find the list of Vermont corn mazes for 2020. Don’t forget about the other fall activities that occur on these farms including pumpkin patches, hayrides, farm animals and children’s activities. It’s one of the best parts of September and October!
Be sure to check out their website for further information, hours and prices. Most are open in September and October. Many have pumpkins, fresh food, live animals, hayrides, and games which may have different hours or additional costs.
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All Corn Mazes in Vermont
Percy Farm Corn Maze – Stowe, VT
It takes around an hour to complete. It is generally open from August until October. Maple syrup is available for sale year round and sweet corn is available in season.
Hathaway Farm – Rutland, VT – 2 Mazes over 12 Acres
Three generations of the Hathaway family have run the farm since 1942, when they bought it from the Osgood family (the Potato Kings of Vermont and one of the largest maple syrup producers. Their corn maze is the largest in Vermont according to their website. It is closed Tuesdays. Bring your flashlight on Saturday night for Moonlight Madness. The second maze is a mini maze for young children. Other attractions include the Livestock Barn as well as their own Vermont maple syrup.
Gaines Farm – Guilford, VT – 7 Acres
Open Saturday and Sunday to November 1, plus Columbus Day. The Gaines family has been farming in Guilford since 1782. In addition to the classic 7 acre corn maze, they offer a twilight maze walk, a haunted maze and haunted hayrides. Other attractions include the cow train, pumpkin bowling, corn cannon and maple syrup from the Gaines Farm Sugar House.
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