This Epic Corn Maze In Oklahoma Was Named One Of The Best In The Nation

Once October arrives Oklahomans will be ready to get outdoors and enjoy the beautiful fall weather. The Sooner State is full of fun family attractions to enjoy outdoors during the fall season and one of those favorites is meandering a corn maze. Not only does Oklahoma have several to choose from, but we have one of the best in the nation. P Bar Farms was voted one of the top 10 corn mazes in the country by USA Today and many people believe it is also the best corn maze in Oklahoma. If you're ready to get lost in the cool, autumn weather, head to P Bar Farms in Weatherford for an a-maze-ing adventure.

Every year P Bar Farms designs a new theme for the corn maze. If you can find an aerial shot of it, it's fun to see who gets to basque in the annual fall spotlight!

The corn maze is located on 10 acres of land with 3.5 miles of turns and twists, including 95 decision points. No wonder it was voted as one of the 10 best corn mazes in the U.S.!

The average length of time to complete the maze is about one hour. But don't worry, if you get lost you can always call for help.

After dark on select days, the corn maze and barn become haunted. As they say at P Bar Farms, "the screams begin when the sun goes down."

You can even watch inside the maze from the viewing tower above.

If you're looking for fall fun in Oklahoma, P Bar Farms is so much more than just a corn maze.

It's also a pumpkin patch where you can pick your pumpkin right off the vine.

They have hay rides that are fun for the entire family...

... farm-style train rides (I think the adults almost have more fun than the kiddos!)...

...and some of the most adorable farm animals.

But that's not all! They have jump pads, miniature golf, laser tag, food, a large playground, and even a mining sluice. See what I mean? A trip here is much more than a fun visit to the best corn maze in Oklahoma!

Directions to P Bar Farms: If you're driving west on I-40 take the Hydro Exit 88. Then Drive 5 miles west on Old Route 66 until you come to the big red barns. In addition to learning more about them on their website, you can also check out their Facebook page.

Another fall adventure to take in Oklahoma is the drive to the highest hill in the state - Cavanal Hill in Poteau.