Get Lost in Maine’s Best Corn Mazes

After popping it and slathering it with butter, aimlessly wandering through it is our third-favorite thing to do with corn. Check out a few of our favorite fall mazes.

Maine corn mazes
From our October 2016 issue
Updated October 2025

Ricker Hill Orchards

295 Buckfield Rd., Turner.
207-225-3455.

Theme: None — just an old-school labyrinth
Cost: $9
Difficulty: Team Ricker Hill designs the maze for kids to get through inside a half hour.
Pro tip: Admission includes a whole agro-tainment complex — mini-golf, petting zoo, and more. Adults: drop into the cozy tasting room and have a couple pints of craft hard cider afterwards. Or before.

Treworgy Family Orchards

3876 Union St., Levant.
207-884-8354.

Theme: Whale of a Tale
Cost: $12 weekdays, $15 weekends and holidays; kids 2 and under are free
Difficulty: Moderate — paths are long, but none too winding.
Pro tip: Bring your ticket to the Orchard Café for free ice cream. And if you are feeling extra ambitious, complete the farm’s Night Maze.

Thunder Road Farm

178 Newport Rd., Corinna.
207-278-3708

Theme: Mainer and first overall NBA draft pick, Cooper Flagg.
Cost: $12, ages 4–59; $10, ages 60 and up; 3 and under free
Difficulty: This is a large maze, but it can be split into two parts — younger children do not have to complete the full maze.
Pro tip: Come on October 25 to do some trick-or-treating inside the maze.

Pumpkin Valley Farm

100 Union Falls Rd., Dayton.
207-929-4088.

Theme: Dinosaur Adventure
Cost: $15, ages 3–64; $12, ages 65 and up
Difficulty: Expect to spend an hour exploring this 5-acre maze.
Pro tip: Price includes admission to the corn maze, other farm activities, and access to other play areas. Do not skip the kettle corn (or, if you’re a little tyke, a ride on the tractor-pulled “cow train”).

Goughan’s Farm

875 Fort Fairfield Rd., Caribou.
207-498-6565.

Theme: The Flintstones
Cost: $9, ages 6 and up; $3, ages 5 and under
Difficulty: Set aside an hour, longer if you want to play any of the five carnival-style games hidden in the maze.
Pro tip: Complete at least one of those games — it earns you an ice cream when you find the exit.

Beth’s Farm Market

1986 Western Rd, Warren.
207-273-3695
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Theme: Jack-O-Lantern Cat
Cost: $15, ages 6 and up
Difficulty: Not stroller-friendly. It takes about two hours to complete the maze. It is suggested you bring water with you.
Pro tip: Don’t miss a second corn maze shaped like the farm’s logo in an adjacent field.

Down East Magazine, September 2025

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