Pumpkin patches might get the most attention in October, but there’s something about navigating a corn maze that is one of our family favorites for fall. From tricky tall meandering mazes to ones made for the littlest of kiddos, we just love the challenge of finding our way through these puzzling farmland trails.  Wondering where to go to get lost in a corn maze in Central Texas? We’ve got a rundown of great places to get out for some fresh air and fun in the cornfields.

photo from the Sweet Berry Farm website

Sweet Berry Farm
1801 FM1980, Marble Falls
Check out the 10-ft tall, 4-acre maze shaped in the form of Texas!  The object of the game is to find all the places in Texas, each marked with said sign and a hole punch to mark your game card.  Each year the signs have a theme.  Admission: $8 for 6 & up; Free for kids under age 6.  They also have a Barnyard Maze which is a smaller rectangle maze where you have to go in and find the animals hidden in the pathways, as well as a Candy Corn Maze where the object is to go in and find candy corn and ring a bell. Each of these cost $3.25.  All of Sweet Berry Farm’s Fall Fest activities will run through November 5, and you can get more info here.

Photo from Sweet Eats’ Facebook page

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm
14400 E State Hwy 29, Georgetown
Take a walk through the 4.5-acre corn maze. The maze is open during their normal business hours, but for a special treat, on Friday and Saturday evenings in October, guests can enjoy the maze in the dark by flashlight with a 5-minute fireworks display overhead. You can bring your flashlight, or purchase one there for $3.  The maze is also paired with their 2-acre pumpkin patch and lots of activities for kids.  Admission prices vary by date and day of the week, and you can get more info here.

Photo from the 7A Graff Facebook page

Graff 7A Ranch
Hondo, TX – Click here for Google Maps Directions
Navigate your way through an 8-acre maze!  This maze is divided into two parts, each taking about 15-30 minutes to work through.  While there, you can enjoy a hay ride, pig races, the cow train, jumping pillows, and a pumpkin patch, all for one admission price.  Please note that ticket purchase is only available online.  Gradd 7A Ranch is open through November 12, and you can get more info here.

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Do you have a favorite local corn maze that is not on the list? Email us at [email protected].