Imagine entering a giant puzzle … one that's tall, green and full of surprises. This is the experience of a Texas corn mazes and it's a great, old-fashioned way to have October and Fall family fun in Texas!
These Texas corn mazes offer the best giant puzzles that you walk through - so get some friends or family together and start your corn maze visit in Texas!
Texas Corn Farm Mazes:
(Listed in alpabetical order by town name)
Tip: You can drag the map and zoom in. Click on a marker to see more corn maze details
HIS Pumpkin Patch
940-668-5904
Corn Maze Website
2729 CR 123
Gainesville, TX 76240
South Texas MAiZE
830-741-3968
Corn Maze Website
911 US Highway 90
Hondo, TX 78861
At'l Do Farms
806-763-5594
Box 6323 FM 1294
Lubbock, TX 79415
Texas State Railroad Corn Maze
888-987-2461
Corn Maze Website
Maydelle Depot, 247 County Road 2131
Maydelle, TX 75772
Rio Grande Valley MAiZE
956-975-1702
Corn Maze Website
Rt.4 Box 120
Mercedes, TX 78570
Fiddlesticks Farms
432-687-6293
Corn Maze Website
5610 E County Road 120
Midland, TX 79706
Rocky Creek Maze
361-798-6131
Corn Maze Website
784 County Road 251
Moulton, TX 77975
The Heart of Texas MAiZE
254-826-3988
15893 County Line North
West, TX 76691
Kaska Family Farm
254-826-3988
Corn Maze Website
15893 County Line Road North
West, TX 76691
Family Fun Farms
903-917-4463
20488 FM 1252
Winona, TX 75792
Source: http://www.cornmazesamerica.com
Corn mazes have been around for a long time, but have become increasingly more complex. Seen from the air, they can appear as anything from the logo of a favorite sports team to a whole fantasy picture. Planning the maze is an art itself, as the farmer has to map out the picture on the ground and choose a strong-stalked variety of corn to make it all come to life. There are companies who will professionally design mazes, too.
Most Texas farms will give you a map to help you find your way, and there are
often extra "puzzles" within. If you plan to go, be sure to allot plenty of
time and bring along the following supplies:
*Good walking shoes
*Water
*Bug spray and sunscreen
*A watch [you'll want to know how long it took you!]
*The right kind of clothing [remember, you're walking through a cornfield]
*Some mazes are open at night, in which case you'll need a flashlight.
So grab the kids and get ready to "lend an ear" [and your feet] - to the
nearest Texas corn maze.
