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Five Acre Corn Maze in the Shenandoah Valley
A corn maze cut to mark America’s 250th birthday, on a working farm in Crimora, 25 minutes from Staunton and 35 from Harrisonburg. Included with your Fall Festival ticket, along with 25+ other activities.
This year's cut
Cut for America's 250th Birthday
The maze gets a new design each season, cut into five acres of standing corn. The 2024 maze starred Spookley the Square Pumpkin for National Bullying Prevention Month. For 2026 it marks America’s 250th birthday.
A new cut every year
Spookley in 2024, America’s 250th in 2026. If you walked it last fall, this one is a different maze.
Included with admission
No separate maze ticket. Your $16 farm admission covers the maze and every other activity on the farm.
Come back at night
Two nights a season, October 10 and 17, the farm runs after dark for Glow Nights. Details coming soon.
Maze Tips from the Gate
Five acres is a real maze. A little planning makes it the best part of the day.
Closed-toe shoes. It is a working farm field. Expect dirt, and mud after rain.Drink first. The kitchen has lemonade and slushies. Grab one before you go in.Stay on the paths. Cutting through the corn wrecks the maze for everyone behind you.Little ones. Send them through the corn pit first to burn some energy, then do the maze together.
Included with your ticket
More Than a Maze
The maze is one of 25+ activities on the farm, and every one of them is covered by admission.
Corn pit
A giant sandbox full of dried corn. Bring a change of socks.
150ft mega slide
New this season and the longest ride on the farm.
Getting here
Corn Maze near Harrisonburg, Staunton & Charlottesville
2513 Rockfish Road, Crimora, between Waynesboro and Weyers Cave. From I-81 take Exit 235 at Weyers Cave or Exit 227 at Verona and follow the signs. From Charlottesville, I-64 West over Afton Mountain to US-340 North. Free parking. Drive times are approximate.
Waynesboro15 minStaunton25 minHarrisonburg35 minCharlottesville50 minRichmond1 hr 50 minWashington DC2 hr 20 min
Bring a Group Through the Corn
School field trips
The maze is part of every fall field trip, along with the hayride, a pumpkin lesson and 25+ activity stations. $12 per student, weekdays 9 to 2. Book a field trip.
Youth groups and teams
Rent the event barn as home base, $250 for four hours with all-day admission for 20 guests, and everyone gets the maze and every activity.
Do it twice
A $28 season pass covers every weekend of the fall season. Walk the maze in daylight and come back for Glow Nights.
Corn Maze Questions
Does the corn maze cost extra?
No. The maze is included with your $16 farm admission ($18 at the gate), along with every other activity. Kids 3 and under are free.
Is the maze part of field trips?
Yes. Every fall field trip includes the corn maze, a hayride, a pumpkin life cycle lesson and 25+ activity stations. Field trip details.
Can we bring the dog?
Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome on the farm. Keep them clear of the animal barn and clean up after them.
What if it rains?
We decide open or closed each morning and post it on Facebook first. Tickets are non-refundable and valid only for the 2026 Fall Festival.
Come Get Lost With Us
Open Saturdays and Sundays through November 1. $16 online, kids 3 and under free, and the maze is included.