Fall in Iowa is a magical time of the year. After all, it’s the season of apple cider, pumpkin patches, hay rides, and corn mazes in Iowa! If you’re looking for a fun and festive activity this fall, grab your friends or family and head to one of the twisting, turning corn fields in Iowa. Not sure which Iowa corn maze to visit? No problem! Just peruse the a-maize-ing corn mazes in Iowa featured below.

1. Harvestville Farm, Donnellson

Harvestville Farm offers a 10-acre corn maze filled with twists and turns that will leave you and your companions utterly lost - but in a good way! The maze is suitable for adults and kids; however, anyone 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times in the maze. There is also a kiddie maze section within the maze for any younger kid who may not want to attempt the full maze. Flashlight mazes are also held after dark on select nights in October, for any brave soul willing to enter.

2. Pinter's Gardens and Pumpkins, Decorah

During the fall season, Pinter's opens its corn maze and pumpkin patch to the public. For one low admission, you get to go into the corn maze, take a wagon ride, race on the pedal karts, and much more.

3. Pumpkinland, Orange City

Please note, Pumpkinland is no longer open.

Located in Orange City, Pumpkinland offers plenty of fall fun, from a corn maze to a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, and more! They are open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. till dark, starting the first weekend in September and going through October 31.

4. Pumpkinville and Cornmaze, Mitchellville

Pumpkinville offers two different mazes: a big maze and a mini maze. The big maze boasts 20 challenging acres and the mini maze is perfect for a 15-minute wander. The mazes are typically open throughout the month of October.

5. Colony Pumpkin Patch, North Liberty

Colony Pumpkin Patch offers a wonderful corn maze. The fall season typically kicks off in mid-September. Offering plenty of opportunities for seasonal fun, the patch is open all season long with both weekday and weekend hours available. Craving some spooky fun? Well, you'll be happy to know a flashlight maze is open on select nights in October.

6. Bloomsbury Farm, Atkins

Bloomsbury Farm offers a 10-acre corn maze with a different theme each year. They also offer a smaller kid's maze for those not ready to take on the real deal. The farm is typically open every day in September and October and is a perfect place for a fun day with the family. For more information, visit the Bloomsbury Farm website.

7. Solsma's Punkin Patch, Sanborn

Open every fall season, the corn maze at Solsma's Punkin Patch is open to all ages; however, all children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult. There are also group rates available.

8. Schuster's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, Dubuque

Schuster's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Dubuque offers plenty of fun for the whole family, including a corn maze. Admission to the maze varies, depending on age. Schuster's Pumpkin Patch also offers other seasonal favorites, including wagon rides, a pumpkin patch, and more.

9. Center Grove Orchard, Cambridge

Center Grove Orchard in Cambridge is best known for their delicious apples and fun attractions on the farm, but they also have a great corn maze! During a visit, you can do all of their fun activities, including the corn maze, for one admission price. The grounds also include a store and café (an admission ticket is not needed to shop or dine at Center Grove Orchard).

10. Hoefling's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze, Marcus

Hoefling's Pumpkin Patch in Marcus is a great place to pick your own pumpkins, play pumpkin bowling, go for a hayride, or get lost in the corn maze on a perfect fall day! They have a regular corn maze during the day and special corn mazes on select nights in October. For more information on this Marcus gem, including details on themed corn mazes, check out the Hoefling's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze website.

So, did you know about these corn mazes in Iowa? Ever navigated your way through any of them? If so, which ones and what did you think? Did we miss your favorite Iowa corn maze? Whatever it is, tell us!

Corn mazes in Iowa aren’t the only option for seasonal fun in the state. There are several others, including this fall foliage road trip in Iowa.