Fall in Georgia can mean quite a few things: pumpkins, sweaters, apple orchards, and of course, the ever-popular corn maze. It’s the type of activity that’s perfect for the whole family, (unless you choose the haunted ones, which sometimes only allow for the light of the moon to guide you home! Spooky.) But regardless of the type of corn maze you’re searching for, Georgia is home to quite a few. Take a look at some of the best corn mazes in Georgia this fall for an epic family experience.

1. Uncle Shucks Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch
Highway 53, Hwy 53, Dawsonville, GA, USA
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Uncle Shucks has always had the most insane corn maze designs in the state. Year after year, their corn mazes leave visitors in awe. Bring the whole family for a romp in the maze, or wait until after dark for a more haunted excursion. Visit the Uncle Shucks Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch website for more information.

Take a look at this video by @visitdawsonvillegeorgia:
2. Buford Corn Maze
4470 Bennett Rd, Buford, GA 30519, USA
Buford Corn Maze
Buford Corn Maze is a fall adventure perfect for the whole family. This corn maze has been around for over a decade, and each year it just keeps getting better. Visit the Buford Corn Maze website for more information on one of the best Georgia corn mazes.
3. Washington Farms
5691 Hog Mountain Road, Bogart, GA, 30622
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If you've been searching for "corn mazes near me" in Georgia, you should check out Washington Farms. Each year the corn maze at Washington Farms has a different theme. The paths you can take throughout the maze stretch anywhere from 1.5-2 miles, so make sure you wear comfy shoes. And if you’re feeling daring, walk through the maze at night during their flashlight nights! Visit the Washington Farms website for more information.

Take a look at this video by @benjintv99:
4. Southern Belle Farm
1658 Turner Church Rd, McDonough, GA 30252, USA
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Southern Belle has a beautifully expansive corn maze, pumpkin picking, campfires, and more. It's a great way to spend a cool autumn evening enjoying some fall fun in Georgia and getting excited for the Halloween season. Visit the Southern Belle Farm website for more information.

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5. Colonel Cob’s Corn Maze at Mitcham Farm
Mitcham Farm, 797 Macedonia Church Rd, Oxford, GA 30054, USA
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Find your way through a seven-acre corn maze at Mitcham Farm this fall. You can also spend the day picking pumpkins, shooting the corn cannon, or visiting all the farm animals. Visit the Mitcham Farm website for more information.
6. Jaemor Farms
5340 Cornelia Hwy, Alto, GA 30510, USA
Jaemor Farms
Jaemor Farms has been a tradition for many families in the Georgia area. This year, their corn maze design is unlike any other. See for yourself what Jaemor Farms has to offer for fall fun in Georgia! Visit the Jaemor Farms website for more information.

Take a look at this video by @jaemorfarms:
7. Buck's Corn Maze
New Hope Trail, Georgia 30534, USA
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The maze at Buck’s is more than just a maze. It’s 12 acres of fun and enjoyment. Whether you enter the maze and test your skills during the day, or bring a flashlight and try at night, you’ll have an awesome experience regardless. Visit Buck's Corn Maze Facebook page to learn more about one of the most incredible corn mazes in Georgia.
8. Five Forks Corn Maze - CLOSED
562 Old Andersonville Rd, Hartwell, GA 30643, USA
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Editor's Note: Unfortunately, Five Forks Corn Maze is closed.

Every weekend in October, you can celebrate this awesome corn maze in Hartwell, Georgia. Bring a group of friends and see if you can navigate your way out of this magical maze.

Pretty neat corn mazes right? If you and your family visit a corn maze every year, share with us your stories, and let us know where you think the best corn mazes in Georgia are! For more fall fun in the Peach State check out this article: This Haunted Road Trip Will Lead You To The Scariest Places In Georgia.

If you decide to go on a road trip in Georgia this fall, check out our Ultimate Road Trip Packing List for all your road trip essentials!

 

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Things To Do In The Fall In Georgia

Marisa Roman | September 27, 2019

What are the best farms to visit in Georgia in the fall?

Here are some of the best farms to visit in Georgia in the fall:

  • Southern Belle Farm
  • Dickey Farms
  • Lane Southern Orchards
  • The Rock Ranch
  • Yule Forest
  • Jaemor Farms

 

There are plenty of things to do in the fall in Georgia, but perhaps one of the most exciting involves visiting a farm. The farms in Georgia really put on a show every year, whether it be for apple picking, pumpkin patches, hayrides, or more. Most weekends in October will be chock full of possibilities to visit and enjoy with the whole family.

Are there any haunted corn mazes in Georgia?

Yes! A few of the best haunted corn mazes in Georgia include:

  • Zombie Farms in Winterville
  • Buford Corn Maze in Buford
  • Uncle Shucks Corn Maze in Dawsonville

 

The good news for those looking to have a wild and spooky autumn experience is that there are plenty of options for a haunted corn maze in Georgia to check out. You don’t need to stick to the straightforward corn maze, you can test your courage with the corn mazes that happen at night.

What is the largest corn maze in Georgia?

Score yourself a visit to the largest corn maze in Georgia and really up the ante. While Uncle Shuck’s is the longest-operating corn maze in Georgia, Washington Farms in Bogart happens to be one of the largest in the state.

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