The 10 Best Corn Mazes in Utah Are Simply A-maize-ing
As autumn’s cool breeze sweeps through Utah, a time-honored tradition awaits – wandering through field of corn with your friends and family. Utah’s diverse landscapes offer an array of corn maze experiences, from spooky nighttime adventures to wholesome family outings. Some of the best corn mazes in Utah include Cornbelly’s, Kuwahara Farm, and Cross E Ranch. If you haven’t tried them, you’ll want to add at least one to your fall bucket list!
Join us on a journey through the Beehive State as we uncover the ten best corn mazes in Utah, each with its own unique charm.
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Surely one of these is worth adding to your Utah bucket list. Read on to decide which one!
1. Cornbelly’s in Lehi
Cornbelly’s is a popular fall festival located in Lehi, Utah. It’s known for offering a wide range of family-friendly activities, such as pumpkin patches, hayrides, a petting zoo, giant slides, a corn pit, and much more. All of these attractions on top of the huge corn maze are a big draw, making it one the most popular corn maze in Utah County.
Cornbelly’s claims to be Utah’s original corn maze, which is probably why they’re one of the best corn mazes in Utah – they’ve got the most experience doing it and it just gets better every year. They have two corn mazes – an easier path for kids and a more difficult one that has over 3 miles of twists and turns. It takes most people around 45 minutes to solve.
Once you figure your way out go celebrate with some apple cider and fresh donuts, enjoy one of the many rides and attractions, and stick around for the fireworks show (which happen every Friday & Saturday night). The only downside is that it’s the most expensive ($18.95) and most crowded. But it’s well worth it because going to Cornbelly’s is one of the most festive ways to spend a fall evening.
2. Glen Ray’s Corn Maze in Spanish Fork
Glen Ray’s family has been farming corn in Utah County for 150 years. He was an icon in the area and became known as the “corn fairy”, so it’s only fitting that the family started a corn maze in his honor to entertain local families.
Glen Ray’s Corn Maze is one of the best corn mazes in Utah for families on a budget. It only costs $10.95 but still boasts a 4.6-star rating on Google. They don’t have all the rides and attractions that Cornbelly’s does, but they do have giant slides, a pumpkin patch, a corn pit and some fun games for kids. If you want to save money but still still want a fun time with your kids, Glen Ray’s is a great option. They also have a haunted corn maze option for $19.95.
3. Hee Haw Farms in Pleasant Grove
We first discovered Hee Haw Farms in Pleasant Grove on a field trip for our pre-schooler. It’s a great place to take little kids. They have a cool playground made from farm equipment that entertained our little ones for hours, plus a small petting zoo and a pumpkin patch.
The corn maze is just the right size for kids and not too difficult. It takes about 20 minutes from start to finish. And at just $12 per ticket, Hee Haw Farms is another great budget-friendly option for families.
What really makes Hee Haw unique is the giant pumpkin weigh-off and pumpkin drop. They have huge pumpkins that weight hundreds, sometimes thousands, of pounds, which they raise into the air on a crane and promptly drop. People love gathering to watch the smashing pumpkins (not be confused with the alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins).
4. Wilkerson Farm in Orem
Wilkerson Farm is a local farm in Orem that was founded in 2010. They sell their produce year-round at farmer’s markets but it’s more than just a farm and corn maze. In the fall they turn their property into somewhat of a mini county fair.
With its fair atmosphere and fair-style rides, it’s similar to Cornbelly’s, though it doesn’t have as many rides or attractions. But unlike Cornbelly’s, you don’t have to pay extra for anything – it’s al included in the admission price of It’s a good in-between option at $14.95, plus kids 0-4 are free. . It’s a good in-between option, plus kids 0-4 are free.
What makes it one of the best corn mazes in Utah is its size and creative designs – it’s 4 acres and features a new maze design every year. You can download a map on their website to help you find your way.
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5. Cross E. Ranch in North Salt Lake
Cross E Ranch is a working farm that’s been operated by the Hinckley family since the 1960s. The name comes from the +E brand they use on their cattle. The farm is open year-round and is best-known for its baby animal spring festival and fall festival. They host a sunflower festival in early September as well as the festival from late September through Halloween. Tickets to the fall festival cost $14.95.
People love visiting Cross E Ranch’s fall festival because of the pig racing, hay rides, animals, and tons of fun rides and attractions. Not to mention the pumpkin patch is real and not just a bunch of pumpkins lined up on the ground.
And of course, there’s the huge corn maze. Actually, 3 corn mazes with varying levels of difficulty. What makes it one of the best corn mazes in Utah is their Utah-themed designs. Every year try something new related to Utah, whether it’s the Salt Lake skyline or an old-fashioned train to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Golden Spike. It’s also the closest corn maze to downtown Salt Lake City.
6. Crazy Corn Maze in West Jordan
Crazy Corn Maze is on my fall bucket list this year because it seems to be one of the most unique fall attractions in Utah. Not only do they have one of the best corn mazes in Utah but what really makes them stand out is the “Fright Lights” (think Christmas in Color meets Halloween). You walk through a pumpkin patch pathway with light shows synced to music. I know my kids will go crazy for it! Tickets are $15 and include a pumpkin to take home from the patch.
Their corn maze features a whopping 8 acres to get lost in. They’ve also got a mini maze for the little ones. For the big kids, their haunted corn maze Night Stalkers was even voted the #1 haunted attraction in Utah four years in a row, 2017-2020. It features four haunted attractions on one trail, so you get a good bang for your buck.
7. Kuwahara Farm in Riverton
Kuwahara Farm is another working farm that sells its produce at the Sandy farmer’s market and Draper produce stand. The salsa is to die for! Come the end of September, the farm transforms into the Thriller Park complete with bounce houses, a corn pit, face painting for kids, a pumpkin patch, and of course, a corn maze.
The main attraction is the Halloween Village with nightly performances, which have included fire dancers dressed as skeletons in the past. Past themes have included Renaissance Nights and Future Nights, so we’ll see what they have in store this year. Tickets are $18.95 on weeknights and $24.95 on weekends.
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8. Happy Pumpkin Corn Maze in West Haven
For those of you located near Ogden, Happy Pumpkin Corn Maze is an autumn wonderland that boasts one of the best corn mazes in Utah, ideal for families of all ages. As you explore, you’ll discover the excitement of navigating a colossal corn maze, designed with family-friendly fun in mind. Challenge your problem-solving skills while meandering through twisting pathways surrounded by towering cornstalks.
The fun doesn’t stop there. Happy Pumpkin Patch offers an array of pumpkin varieties, ideal for all your fall activities and decorating needs. And for the brave souls among us, there’s the Field of Fear Haunted House. Open on Friday and Saturday nights, this immersive journey through the towering corn offers big scares and high-tech thrills (recommended only for kids 13 and up).
But that’s not all! Enjoy the giant slides, Ninja Star Throw, Giant Swingset, delicious food, live music, pumpkin patch, and more. For an extra $10 you can try the massive “Teeter-Totter of Terror”. Happy Pumpkin Patch is your recipe for an unforgettable autumn adventure with your little ones.
9. Black Island Farms in Syracuse
Black Island Farms just west of Hill Air Force Base on the way to Antelope Island boasts a giant 12-acre corn maze. They’ve got everything you’d expect from a place like this – hay rides, pumpkin patches, giant slides, corn kernel pits, and pig races. Actually, it’s the only place on this list with pig races, so if that’s interesting to you then add this one to your bucket list! They also have a haunted corn maze option for ages 12+ called Haunted Acres.
10. The Green Acres Dairy Farm in Ogden
While this list wasn’t a top 10 ranking, we’re going to end with the highest-rated corn maze north of Salt Lake City with 4.6 stars.Gibson’s Green Acres is a good budget-friendly option for families in northern Utah. Tickets to their fall festival cost $11 and include two corn mazes, riding tractor trikes, a hay maze, some kid-friendly games, and a petting zoo. What makes this one of the coolest corn mazes in Utah is that it’s been a working dairy farm for over 150 years in the same family! In 2016 they decided to diversify their farm business and turned part of the farm land into this corn maze & pumpkin patch attraction.
Thanks for reading! Check out other fall blog posts for the 10 most festive fall activities in Utah or the must-see stops along the Alpine Loop.
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