Get ready to get lost in the best way! Add these impressive corn mazes in Wisconsin to your fall bucket list to make the most of crisp fall days.
Fall is finally here! October in Wisconsin means wildly inconsistent temperatures (you need a sweater in the morning, and by afternoon you wonder why it still feels like summer) and trips to the apple farm and pumpkin patch. There’s no shortage of fun fall activities to add to your October bucket list, but one of the most nostalgic is an adventure through a corn maze.
With its countless wide-open farm fields, Wisconsin has plenty of corn mazes to choose from. Some have more complex twists and turns than others, but all guarantee a fantastic time. For visitors looking for a spookier experience, most of these corn mazes challenge folks to complete the course after dark, when the flashlights come on. Yes, some are “haunted” and promise a few frights, but don’t worry, no appearances by “Children of the Corn.”
Read on to learn more about these eight incredibly impressive corn mazes in Wisconsin, including where and when to go, along with how much it costs to participate.
Schuster’s Farm
Where: 1326 US Highway 12 and 18, Deerfield
Hours: Open Wednesday to Monday; hours vary
Price: From $10.75 (for the nighttime maze)—visit here to look at all ticket options
Voted Best Fall Activity in Madison’s 2025 “Best of Series,” the 8-acre maze at Schuster’s Farm is tons of fun by day or by night. Yes, the bravest fall-fun friends can complete the maze after dark with a flashlight or glowstick from the ticket booth.
Depending on how long you want to spend exploring the maze, you can choose a “small” or “large” option. A single-day October Fall Fun ticket purchase gets you access not only to the corn maze, but also wagon rides to the pumpkin patch and more.
Red Barn Corn Maze
Where: 7125 County Road J, Forestville
When: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 6 p.m.
Price: Starting at $10
The Red Barn Corn Maze is a classic for a reason. This year, the maze theme is The Path to Liberty, celebrating the U.S. semiquincentennial. Use a map and checkpoints to navigate the maze and enjoy a stroll through the stalks.
For those looking for a scary good time, on Friday, October 30, thrill-seekers can grab tickets to either a “Lights Up” (around dusk) maze or a dark, haunted maze experience.
Creekside Valley Farm
Where: 13101 N Wauwatosa Road, Mequon
When: Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Price: $6 per person (children 3 and under are free)
A visit to Creekside Valley Farm isn’t complete without a jaunt through the corn maze. Well, maybe a little more than a jaunt—you can wander the winding corn maze spanning 5 acres. Let (correct) trivia answers guide you to the very end. Visitors love the entire fall experience when visiting the farm, including Heidi from Plymouth: “Every detail from the corn maze to the theatre on hay bales was carefully thought out and perfectly constructed for all ages to enjoy!”
Enchanted Valley Acres
Where: 5047 Enchanted Valley Road, Cross Plains
When: Friday through Sunday (and Thursday, 10/29), 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Price: Beginning at $15.50—visit here to look at ticket options
Every year, Enchanted Valley Acres celebrates the fall season with an incredible design that makes its corn maze extra special. This year, an intricate design of “The Wizard of Oz” is the main event. Visitors can complete the smaller portion of the maze (about half a mile), or travel the much longer (3.8-mile) yellow brick road to complete the whole maze.
Hidden Trails Corn Maze
Where: W4704 WI-16, West Salem
When: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 2 to 6 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Price: $14—available online
Enjoy four mazes for the price of one at Hidden Trails Corn Maze in La Crosse County. The first route, just over a quarter mile, is great for families and kiddos who want a shorter adventure, while the longest route runs 3.5 miles. You can get even more bang for your buck by reaching each checkpoint, where you will receive discounts at local businesses.
Schuett Farm
Where: State Highway 83 & Road X, Mukwonago
When: Open Tuesday through Monday; hours vary
Price: Starting at $10
You won’t find a better value than at Schuett Farm. A day visit includes hayrides, slides, and all the fun fall things for free. If you’re interested in checking out the four-mile path carved through 12 acres of cornfield, you can do it either by day or by night during the designated flashlight corn maze weekends.
Borzynskis Farm & Floral Market
Where: 11600 Washington Avenue, Mount Pleasant
When: Friday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Price: Beginning at $8
This mad scientist-themed corn maze in southeastern Wisconsin is the perfect Halloween activity to get you in a (not too) frightfully good mood. Borzynski’s corn maze features 8 acres of winding trails and is family-friendly, even after dark.
Treinen Farm Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch
Where: W12420 WI Trunk 60, Lodi
Hours: Weekdays, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Weekends, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Price: Starting at $16—book online for an extra discount
If you ask folks in south-central Wisconsin where they go for an incredible corn maze experience, you’ll likely end up in Lodi, home to Treinen Farm Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch. The corn maze there isn’t just winding rows, twists, and turns—it’s a work of art. This year’s theme, “The Birds & The Bees,” is worth all the buzz—plus, there’s a smaller maze within the bigger one for folks looking for an even greater challenge.
