Get Lost In These 9 Awesome Corn Mazes Around Cincinnati This Fall
Fall may just be the busiest time of year around Cincinnati when it comes to outdoor fun. Everywhere you turn there’s a pumpkin patch, apple orchard, or epic corn maze to discover. If you’re looking to try one of these enticing activities, but need help narrowing it down, we’ve got a list that will lead you in the right direction. Of course, once you enter one of these 9 best corn mazes in Cincinnati this fall, it’s then up to you to make your way out! Check out one of the best things to do in fall in Cincinnati and be sure to report back and let us know how you fared.
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Blooms and Berries in Loveland is a one-stop-shop when it comes to fall fun. This year's 5-acre corn maze has a football theme and may even bring our Bengals some luck! It is definitely sure to test your directional skills. There is also a smaller maze for young ones who want to get in on the fun. And don't miss out on their brand new pumpkin bounce pad this year, which you can read more about here.
The epic 12-acre corn maze at Irons Fruit Farm is always a fun time each fall. The themes, like the Reds one above from 2012, are unique and exciting to wander through. The maze is open Saturday 11am-5pm and Sunday 12pm to 5pm, as well as Columbus Day from 12pm to 5pm. Learn more about all the fun you can have on this farm on its website here.
Voted as one of the best corn mazes in the country, Tom's Maze is celebrating its 22nd year and is definitely worth the hour drive north to check it out. It's 8 acres of twisting and turning, you can choose to play a game that is built in to the maze and there are even helpers stationed throughout, as well as water and restrooms that are accessible while working your way through. Plan your visit through its website here.
At 3 acres, the corn maze at Neltner's may be a bit smaller than others, but the natural beauty of this farm makes up for it. The maze is open weekends, as well as during the week, and it's the perfect place to spend a lovely fall afternoon. There is also now a toddler-sized maze, perfect for families with little ones who don't want to lose them in the larger maze! Read all about Fall Fest at Neltner's Farm here.
Shaw Farms is well known for their epic 12+ acre corn maze that always includes their name, carved into the design. The photo above shows the maze from last year, and this year's is sure to be just as impressive. The farm also has an interactive game you can play throughout the maze, as well as more fall fun to experience during your visit. See more of this Milford farm on its website here.
A trip to Young's is the ultimate fall family fun destination and there is plenty to do here to warrant a day trip. Due to the intense rain this past spring, Young's is doing something different with their corn field that is typically used as a maze. They are offering Cowvin’s Corny Playland Adventure, which is a fun-filled playground right in the middle of the cornfield. You can learn more about it and their other fall activities here.
Address: 6880 Springfield Xenia Road, Yellow Springs, OH 45387
A trip to the corn maze at Burwinkel Farms will have you smiling from start to finish. This small, family-owned farm is a delightful spot to try out the maze, as well as take a nostalgic hayride to the patch to find that perfect pumpkin. Read more about this farm that's famous for its corn on its website here.
Address: 4359 Hamilton Cleves Road, Ross, OH 45013
South of Cincinnati in Dry Ridge, Kentucky, Country Pumpkins is a working dairy farm that charms visitors each fall. Their 4-acre corn maze is just part of of the fun, and they also have a smaller maze that's perfect for little ones. Head south this fall and try something new and begin to plan your visit on their website here.
Address: 1835 Sherman Mt. Zion Road, Dry Ridge, KY 41035
This thrilling corn maze is definitely not for the faint of heart! You have two frightening options here: a haunted corn field that you can head into...and maybe never come out of. And there is also a corn maze that you can try your way through - in the dark. You may want to leave the younger members of your family at home for this one! Check out this haunted corn field on its website here.
Address: 11294 US Highway 50, North Bend, OH 45052
These nine best corn mazes in Cincinnati are sure to add some excitement to your fall calendar this year. How many of them have you tried? Which is your favorite? Share with us in the comments!
And if you need more ideas for fall fun around Cincinnati, check out our recent article here.
What are the best farms to visit in Cincinnati in the fall?
If you’re looking for a farm and pumpkin patch in Cincinnati to visit this fall, you have plenty of options around town. Many local farms open up their gates to visitors for pumpkin picking, hayrides, games, fresh produce, corn mazes, and more fall fun. The list of the best corn mazes in Cincinnati above gives you a great place to start, as all of these destinations offer more than just a maze. If you need more ideas, check out the lesser known options on our list here.
Are there any haunted corn mazes in Cincinnati?
Did you catch the last corn maze on our list above? Highway 50 Fright Field is a haunted corn field and attraction that is downright terrifying. Many believe it to be the scariest destination during the fall in Cincinnati, thanks to a dark corn field and the real haunted stories that go along with this property. You can read all about the Fright Field and plan your visit with our previous article here.
What is the largest corn maze in Cincinnati?
Many actually prefer to not try the largest corn maze in Cincinnati, especially if they’re afraid of not being able to get out! But we think you’ll enjoy the challenge, so be sure to head to Shaw Farms and their 12-acre masterpiece. If you’re a huge fan of corn mazes, also visit Tom’s Maze, listed above, as it is known as the best corn maze in Ohio.
A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
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