Corn Mazes in Connecticut
We list 12 corn mazes in 12 towns across Connecticut. The season usually runs from September to October.
Bethlehem Village 1
- March Farm 160 Munger Lane, Bethlehem VillageBlueberries Jul-Sep; apples Sep-Nov
Cheshire 1
- Ives Farm 1585 Cheshire St, CheshireStrawberries June-July; fall Oct
Durham 1
- Lyman Orchards Jct. Routes 147 and 157, DurhamJune-Oct; corn maze Sep-Oct
Ellington 1
- Burke Ridge Farms 95 Wapping Wood Road, Ellington
Killingly Center 1
- DeFazio Orchard and Greenhouses 1393 North Road, Killingly CenterDaily 9-6
Lisbon 1
- Grant's Berry Patch Mell Road, LisbonCall for hours
Litchfield 1
- Bunnell Farm 498 Maple Street, LitchfieldFall
New Britain 1
- Karabin Farms 894 Andrews Street, New BritainAug-Oct
Niantic 1
- Scott's Yankee Farmer 436 Boston Post Road, NianticReservations required
Somers 1
- Scantic Valley Farm 327 9th District Rd, SomersSummer
Thompson 1
- Fort Hill Farms 260 Quaddick Road, ThompsonDaily 8-6
Windsor 1
- Brown's Harvest 1911 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor
Corn Mazes in Connecticut: questions
When is corn mazes season in Connecticut?
Corn mazes are usually ready from September to October in Connecticut. Weather shifts the start by a week or two each year, so check the farm's website or call before you go. 10 of the farms listed here have posted their own season notes.
How many corn mazes are in Connecticut?
We list 12 corn mazes in Connecticut, in Bethlehem Village, Cheshire, Durham, Ellington and Killingly Center.
What else can you pick at these farms?
Many of the corn mazes in Connecticut grow more than one crop: 12 also list pumpkins, 7 also list blueberries and 6 also list strawberries.
See all U-pick farms in Connecticut, find farms near you on the map, or read u-pick tips.
Corn Mazes in other states
- New York 27
- Washington 19
- Colorado 17
- New Jersey 16
- Michigan 15
- North Carolina 13
- Pennsylvania 13
- Oregon 12
- Minnesota 11
- Maine 10
- California 9
- Massachusetts 9