Fall in South Carolina is upon us, and there's no better way to celebrate the season than a good, old-fashioned corn maze. When the weather starts to get cooler and harvest time comes near. South Carolina has some amazing things going on this time of year. I wanted to share with you 11 corn mazes in South Carolina that you might like to add to your weekend fun. This way you have a couple of weeks to plan because they usually start opening up all these great mazes at the beginning of October.

1. Denver Downs

I'm speechless! Wow. Does anyone know HOW they do these? It's an amazing mystery and we're so impressed! For more information, check out the Denver Downs Corn Maze website.

2. Boone Hall Farm

This farm in South Carolina is one of the oldest working farms in America... that's about 320 years, guys! Visit Boone Hall Farms' Facebook page for updated details.

3. Autumn Farm and Vineyard

Editor's Note: Autumn Farm and Winery is permanently closed.

There's so much to do at these farms. They open their gates for us and let us into their hearts. They really do appreciate every one of us who comes out. You can contact this place here: Phone: 864-491-2032. Alternate Phone: 864-425-6422. Email: [email protected].

4. Pim Farm

What a better way to experience a corn maze than with a scarecrow at Pim Farm? Although, I believe they change them up every year, which is even more exciting.

5. Hickory Hill Milk

This South Carolina farm is a fall favorite! For more information, visit the official Hickory Hill Milk Farm website. The festivities generally take place on specific days in October, so check the website for this year's updates!

6. May-Lan Tree Plantation

Editor's Note: May-Lan Tree Plantation no longer offers fall activities, but still serves as a Christmas tree farm during the holidays.

7. Stewart Farms

You can see here that Stewart Farms does not only one maze, but two. What a special place!

8. Clinton Sease Farm

I do hope they have maps! That's an impressive corn maze by anyone's standards. For all the current information about Clinton Sease Farm, be sure to visit the website.

9. Little Cane Creek Farm

I have heard that the corn maze at the sweet and family-friendly Little Cane Creek is a whopping seven acres! Bring your hiking boots to this South Carolina corn maze, guys!

10. Mile Creek Farm and Produce

Now Mile Creek Farm and Produce is a great place for the little children, as they don't have a huge corn maze, but they do have a child-sized hay bale maze! Still so much fun for everyone. Here's some more info for you: Phone: 864-723-4955. Alternate Phone: 864-723-2600. Email: [email protected].

11. Spring Gulley Farms

They have families in their sights here. Not only do they have the full sized corn maze, but they have a mini corn maze for smaller children! Here's the information on this one: Phone: 843-221-4340. Email: [email protected]. Open: to public Saturdays in October from 10:00 am to 5:00 and Sundays from 1:30 am to 5:00; Open weekdays in October for school groups. Directions: located on 521 in between Andrews and Kingstree.

I can't wait for that first morning of cool weather and the smell of Fall in the air. To know that it's just around the corner makes me want it to get here faster. The corn mazes are just the beginning of all that is wonderful going on in the fall in South Carolina. At least they last for a good while so you can visit a few of them before they're gone until next year. You guys have a great time.