Halloween is right around the corner, and there’s no better way to get in the spirit of the season than with a trip to one of the Beaver State’s haunted corn mazes. The following spooktacular mazes are filled with dark ghouls, evil ghosts, terrifying zombies, and more. Getting lost in one of these haunted corn mazes in Oregon definitely not for the faint of heart, however…

1. The Melon Shack (Corvallis)

The Melon Shack, NE Garden Ave, Corvallis, OR 97330, USA
Facebook/The Melon Shack
You'll be screaming all night long if you dare to enter the Melon Shack's haunted corn maze. The maze is a fall favorite and is generally open select dates through October. Be sure to check out The Melon Shack Facebook page for exact dates and hours of operation. If you're local to the Corvallis area and have ever wondered, "Is there a haunted corn maze near me" this is your place!

2. Bella Organic Farm (Portland)

Bella Organic Farm, 16205 NW Gillihan Rd, Portland, OR 97231, USA
Facebook/Bella Organic Farm
Bella Organic's haunted corn maze is usually inspired by pop culture, with movies like "The Ring" and zombie thrillers making for a total vibe. Dark ghouls, goblins, zombies, and evil spirits are just waiting to get a piece of you at this haunted corn maze in Oregon! The maze is generally open Friday and Saturday nights, all October long.

3. Fordyce Farm (Salem)

Fordyce Farm inc., 7023 Sunnyview Rd NE, Salem, OR 97305, USA
Facebook/Fordyce Farms
If you're looking for a truly fun and terrifying experience, then Fordyce Farm's Haunted Corn Maze is for you. This attraction is typically open select nights through Halloween.

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4. Fort Vannoy Farms (Grants Pass)

Fort Vannoy Farms, 5791 Lower River Rd, Grants Pass, OR 97526, USA
Fort Vannoy Farms / Facebook
Fort Vannoy's spectacular haunted corn maze grows as high as 12 feet tall before the maze is carved in September. The haunted maze runs on select dates in October, and we recommend getting there earlier in the afternoon to check out the pumpkin cannon!

5. Ontario Maize (Ontario)

668 Sugar Ave, Ontario, OR 97914, USA
Facebook/Ontario Corn Maize
By day, the Ontario Maize is filled with laughter and is one of the best fall day trips you can take in the Beaver State! But at night, these laughs turn into screams as the corn maze transforms into a dark and spooky haunted maze. The haunted maze is generally open select nights in October, but you'll need to visit their website for up-to-date info on the upcoming season.
6. Echo Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch (Echo)
Echo Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, 300 N Dupont St, Echo, OR 97826, USA
Echo Corn Maze / Facebook
Are you brave enough to journey into the Field of Screams at the Echo Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch? The haunted maze is open on select days in October and is totally worth checking out.

Have you visited any of these haunted corn mazes in Oregon? Did you get lost? Share your thoughts and experiences with us!

For more spooky Oregon adventures, check out our previous article: The 10 Most Terrifying Places In Oregon. And there’s even more fall fun when you explore what’s available through Airbnb experiences. Happy spooky season, friends!

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Corn mazes -- even haunted corn mazes -- are part of the regular fall festival lineup here in Oregon, but there are some fall festivals that truly take things to the next level. One of the most popular is the West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta. We’re not talking about a few sorry pumpkins and tractor rides; we’re talking about costumed contestants racing inside hollowed-out, thousand-pound pumpkins. If you're not familiar with this festival, here's a bit to entice you:

  • The festival was started in 2004 by the Pacific Giant Vegetable Growers who wanted to do a small paddle with a handful of gigantic gourds (you know, like you do)
  • Located in Tualatin, Oregon, the regatta now attracts thousands of spectators each year, and is easily the most fabulous fall festival in the country!
  • Every year in Tualatin, costumed contestants lower themselves into enormous, hollowed-out pumpkins for the Annual West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta.

The regatta is truly one of those "you need to see it to believe it" kind of events, and once you experience it for yourself, it will most certainly become part of your fall festival lineup!

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