If you enjoy puzzles and brain games, then one of the best ways to challenge yourself and test your navigation skills is to visit a corn maze. These are fun fall activities that get you in the mood for the season, and there are lots of them scattered around Arizona. Some of them are family-friendly, while others are haunted mazes designed to scare you with creepy characters and props. Here are our favorite Arizona corn mazes to explore this fall!
Apple Annie’s Orchard, Willcox
There is also a great corn maze at Apple Annie’s Orchard in Wilcox, Arizona. Spanning 20 acres, this is the largest corn maze in Arizona, and there are two difficulty levels. The maze is on packed dirt, so make sure to wear closed-toed shoes or boots. Most people spend about two hours trying to get through this maze, which is always family-friendly and never haunted. You’ll grab a “passport” before entering the maze and answer the questions on a variety of topics to get through it.
Dates: Select Days in September and October, 2023
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Mortimer Farms, Dewey
Mortimer Farms in Dewey also has a fun corn maze that is part of its pumpkin festival. The farm has a new theme for a corn maze each year. Inside this maze, you’ll find challenging twists, turns, and dead ends along paths of tall corn in a living labyrinth. Other fun things to do here include gem mining, hayrides, watching fire dancers, and ziplines.
Dates: Select Days in September, then October 1st – 31st, 2023
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Vertuccio Farms, Mesa
Head over to Mesa to check out the corn maze at Vertuccio Farms. This is a five-acre corn maze that’s included in your farm admission price. Your ticket to the maze also gives you access to mini golf, one one-barrel train ride, spider-web climb, duck races, pumpkin bowling, and an interactive petting zoo.
Dates: September 29th – October 29th, 2023
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Fear Farm Haunted Attraction, Phoenix
Another exciting haunted corn maze in Arizona is Phoenix’s Fear Farm. This is the largest Halloween event in Phoenix, and there are actually multiple haunted events at this one location. For just a couple of nights, you can experience a corn maze that will require you to navigate with just a glow stick and the moon. This maze isn’t recommended for kids 12 and under. The attractions are both indoor and outdoor at Fear Farm.
Dates: September 22nd – October 31st, 2023
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Terror in the Corn, Tucson
If you’re in the Tucson area, make sure to stop by Buckelew Farm for the spooky Terror in the Corn haunted corn maze. This Halloween attraction has been haunting Tucson for a decade and was voted the best-haunted attraction in the city several times. It has over 4 miles of trails that wind through 11 acres of corn and features checkpoints, props and live actors. This corn maze is not for everyone, as children 12 years and under will not be admitted without an adult, and parent discretion is strongly advised.
Dates: Select Dates in October 2023
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Tolmachoff Farms/AZ Field of Screams, Glendale
Tolmachoff Farms in Glendale hosts Pumpkin Days and a corn maze every year. There’s typically a miniature corn maze that’s ideal for kids and also a haunted corn maze if you’re brave enough to enter and find your way through. Admission includes access to the petting zoo, play areas, bounce house, and jumping pillow. Expect to find spooky scenes inside the haunted maze, which was allegedly planted on top of an old and forgotten cemetery.
Dates: September 30th – October 31st, 2023
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Rocker 7 Farm Patch, Buckeye
Rocker 7 Farm Patch is all about farm fun and education, and it has a four-acre crop maze that’s family-friendly. There’s a longer maze path as well as a shorter path for families with young kids. Find all the checkpoint locations to make your way through! The farm has other fall attractions like a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, and sunflower fields.
Dates: Select Dates October 12th – 29th, 2023
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The Willis Farm, Snowflake
The Willis Farm & Ranch is a family farm in Snowflake that has a fun corn maze for the fall season. October festivities run through Halloween with haunt nights sprinkled throughout. The Agrifact Maze costs just $4, and the Big Cornmaze is $8 per person. There’s also a Haunted Maze every Saturday in October that the farm hosts and a pumpkin patch, train, game zone and laser tag.
Dates: Opening Day September 23rd, 2023
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