Corn Mazes in New England 2026: The Big List, With Real Dates Where They Exist

Corn mazes are the sane end of New England's autumn. Ten to eighteen dollars instead of forty-plus, daylight instead of darkness, a farm stand at the end, and nobody chasing anybody.

They are also, like everything else in this category, badly documented — small farms with better things to do in August than update a website. So here is what is actually confirmed, checked against the farms themselves.

Every maze we could verify

The two with published seasons

Collins Farm, Bath NH — open now. A published season of July 31 to October 31, thirteen acres, three difficulty levels, flat level trails, all ages, leashed dogs welcome. It is the only maze in New England we found already open, and one of the first attractions of any kind in the region to publish a full 2026 calendar — the announcement tracker carries the current count.

After dark in October the same farm runs a Flashlight Maze and a separate Haunted Flashlight Maze. Same corn, entirely different evening. Go in daylight with children.

Sauchuk Farm, Plympton MA — from September 19. Corn maze and pumpkin patch, weekends from September 19 through October 31, at the farm's Fun Center site on Center Street. Tickets required.

Two farms. That is the confirmed list for the whole of New England in early August, which tells you more about the category than about the farms.

The rest

Sherman Farm, East Conway NH. A White Mountains institution, new theme every year, repeatedly voted the state's best. Site says "Closed. See you in 2026" while still displaying 2025 pricing — $15 per person, age 2 and under free. A fair guide, not current information.

Connors Farm, Danvers MA. Hayrides, a large corn maze, apple and pumpkin picking, cider doughnuts, at 30 Valley Road. No 2026 dates published yet. Note the no street parking rule — use the farm's lot.

Danvers is also where the state hospital stood, on the hill named for the Salem witch trial judge, in the village where the 1692 accusations began. You can pick apples about ten minutes from it.

Mike's Maze, Sunderland MA — confirmed. A Pioneer Valley maze known for an elaborate new cut design each year and for games aimed at small children. Its site now states the season in plain words: open September 11 to November 1, 2026 — announced overnight between our August 3 and August 4 checks, which is exactly the season this page exists to catch.

Moulton Farm, Meredith NH and Coppal House Farm, Lee NH both confirm they are returning without setting dates. Full detail on our New Hampshire corn maze page.

Why this is the value play

A New England corn maze runs roughly $10–$18 a head. Fright Kingdom is $41 online, $45 cash. Barrett's is $40 at the window.

For a family of four that is the difference between about sixty dollars and about a hundred and eighty — and the maze usually includes a pumpkin patch, a farm stand and doughnuts.

Corn mazes also solve the age problem the big haunts create. Most of the region's headline attractions are not for eight-year-olds, and several say so. A daytime maze is for everybody. Our family-friendly roundup covers the rest of that tier.

Practical notes

Go in the morning after rain. Maze trails are dirt between rows.

Check the difficulty. Sixty to ninety minutes is a long time to be lost with a five-year-old.

The scary version is a different ticket at a different time. Don't turn up at 7pm in October expecting the daytime experience.

We re-check this as farms announce, and the date at the top tells you how current the table is. Tell us if you see dates go live first.

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