When it’s fall in Oklahoma, residents are ready to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. Pumpkin patches, hay rides, and corn mazes in Oklahoma are a few favorite activities to do during fall in Oklahoma. There’s just something about wandering around Oklahoma corn fields that makes us feel like a kid again. Many mazes are based on artistic designs and we found a few themed corn mazes in Oklahoma that are a blast. Here are a few corn mazes in Oklahoma that you absolutely have to do this fall.

1. P Bar Farms Corn Maze, Hydro
P Bar Farms, 1002 Old, U.S. Rt. 66, Hydro, OK 73048, USA
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As one of the oldest corn mazes in Oklahoma, the corn mazes at P Bar Farms have included all sorts of themes throughout the years. Back in 2015, the farm teamed up with OU's Sam Noble Museum to bring the 3.5-mile corn maze pictured to Oklahomans. With close to 100 decision points, the maze took about an hour to complete. The fall season varies each year; however, it typically runs from mid-September to mid-November. Visit the P Bar Farms website for more information.
2. Orr Family Farm, Oklahoma City
Orr Family Farm, 14400 S Western Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73170, USA
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An annual favorite for many residents, Orr Family Farm is a spectacular family-friendly escape in the heart of Oklahoma City. During the fall season, the farm features quintessential autumn activities for all ages, including a corn maze. Learn more by checking out the Orr Family Farm website.
3. Grider Farm Pumpkin Patch, Stillwater
Grider Farm Pumpkin Patch, S Country Club Rd, Perkins, OK 74059, USA
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Wander through a maze that spans several acres at Grider Farm in Stillwater. After making your way through the maze, check out the dozens of acres of pumpkins and gourds and pick up a few fall decorative items. Visit the Grider Farm Pumpkin Patch website for more information.
4. Daze in a Maze, Enid
DaZe in a MaZe, 26048 State Hwy 74, Marshall, OK 73056, USA
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Daze in a Maze is open for a few months each fall season and is located in Enid. While at Daze in a Maze, you'll have the chance to find your way through hundreds of thousands of square feet of a living field maze. You can even do it in the dark with a flashlight on select nights. Stay up to date on this fall favorite by following Daze in a Maze on Facebook.

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Red Silo Productions at Reding Farm, Chickasha
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*Please note, Red Silo Productions at Reding Farm has permanently closed.

The 2015 theme for Oklahoma's largest corn maze is Oklahoma football...OU vs. OSU. The maze season will be from September 25th-November 1st, 2015.
Tulsa Corn Maize, Broken Arrow
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*Please note, Tulsa Corn Maize has permanently closed.

Find a haunted maze, non-haunted maze, hay rides, games, paintball, and much more at the Tulsa Corn Maize.
Rockin' Star Farms, Stillwater
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*Please note, Rockin' Star Farms has permanently closed.

Pistol Pete is the 2015 theme for the corn maze at Rockin' Star Farms. Enjoy a petting zoo, food trucks, pumpkins, and games.
Rustic Acres, Mason
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*Please note, Rockin' Rustic Acres has permanently closed.

Located in Mason, Rustic Acres typically offers a regular corn maze and a haunted corn maze (after dark.)
Arcadia Corn Maze, Arcadia
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*Please note, Arcadia Corn Maze has permanently closed.

Arcadia at Pops is a trivia-themed corn maze that is pet-friendly. Find on-site fishing, paintball, petting zoo, pumpkin patch, bouncy house, cornhole, and much more at this fun destination. There is a long and short version of the corn maze for your convenience.

So, did your favorite corn mazes in Oklahoma make this list?  Ever been to the Oklahoma corn fields featured above? What are some other popular fall activities in Oklahoma? Tell us!

Oklahoma corn fields aren’t the only locales that belong on your seasonal itinerary. There are several others, including the best pumpkin patch in Oklahoma.

 

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The opening of corn mazes in Oklahoma isn’t the only indication of fall’s arrival. The appearance of vibrant foliage is another surefire sign autumn has begun. There are several places to view fall foliage in Oklahoma, including the Talimena National Scenic Byway. A popular route, especially in the fall, the byway spans 50 miles from eastern Oklahoma to western Arkansas, passing through the Ouachita National Forest and along the towering mountains of southeastern Oklahoma. The Chickasaw National Recreation Area in Sulphur is another great place to do some leaf-peeping. During fall, the park comes alive with shades of red, orange, and yellow.

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