10 Amazing Corn Mazes in Connecticut

The corn maze at Ekonk Hill Turkey Farm is one of the "biggest and best" corn mazes in the nation, according to Time Out magazine! Explore miles of paths, go on a hayride, and greet the animals in the barnyard. Then stop by the farm store for festive fall treats, including farm-fresh ice cream, snacks, and sandwiches. 

Wells Hollow Creamery's corn maze is open every weekend in October! Come adventure through the stalks, visit with the farm animals, take in the scenery, and enjoy your favorite ice cream treat or homemade apple pie a la mode.

Fort Hill Farms celebrates America's 250th birthday this season, with a maze inspired by the Betsy Ross flag! You’ll learn fun, surprising facts about America’s past as you wander through the corn - it's part maze, part scavenger hunt, and part history lesson. The 2026 corn maze opens Aug. 28 and runs through Nov. 1. 

The Farm in Woodbury hosts a corn maze and pumpkin patch each fall, with past maze themes like dinosaurs, a deep sea adventure, and Alice in Wonderland. 

At Foster Family Farm, you can explore three corn mazes for all ages and adventure levels. There's a mini maze designed just for kids, a larger front maze for a bit more challenge, and a back maze for those ready to put their sense of direction to the test. The 2026 season starts in mid-September and runs through Nov. 1. 

Bishops' Orchards celebrated the launch of the Connecticut Pizza Trail in 2025 with a pizza slice-themed corn maze!  You can also enjoy apple picking, wagon rides, cider, and more.

Treat Farm offers two corn maze experiences designed for different ages and adventure levels, including a 6+ acre Grand Maze built for more adventurous guests and a mini-maze for kids that takes about 15 minutes to complete. On select Friday and Saturday nights, the maze opens after dark for visitors looking for an added challenge. (Bring your flashlights!) 

The Corn Maze at Lyman Orchards, in its 27th season, will open in early September. The maze is approximately 4 acres in size with over a mile of pathways, and takes about 30 to 40 minutes to complete. One dollar of each maze admission will be donated to support the American Cancer Society, and 50 cents of of each admission fee will be donated to the Connecticut Cancer Foundation. Lyman has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for each organization.

Get lost in a fun family-friendly maze at Scott's Yankee Farmer, which presented a dragons-themed maze in 2025. Make sure to make reservations on the weekend! 

Come get lost in Castle Hill's 7-acre corn maze! Each year, the farm creates a completely different and unique design, and sends guests into the maze with a map that also shows them where the numbered "Game Signs" are. Find all 30 signs and follow their themed game instructions, or use them to find your spot in the maze if you get lost!