Due to COVID-19, The Big Red Barn (The Gumball Machine) and Hayrides will be closed this season (2021). 

*We are happy to offer an outside place for you to come play, relax and have fun. Fresh air and open space is at the heart of what we offer on our farm.

We learn more about COVID-19 every day and as we do, we will continue to update our safety measures. Currently, our best practices are as follows:

• Operating only open-air attractions.
• Asking that all guests practice social distancing between groups and encourage wearing a face mask in high traffic areas.
• Requiring all staff to wear face masks.
• Installing social distance markings and/or signage at confined attractions and lines to limit contact between guests.
• Placing hand sanitizer at each point of sale area and additional locations.
• Sanitizing surfaces.
• Taking employee temperatures upon arrival for shift.

We will continue to monitor the CDC guidelines and make additions and adjustments to our facilities to support the safety of our team members and guests.

A: We design our corn mazes on a computer using a spatial management program. When the corn is about two feet tall the maze design is then transferred to the cornfield using global positioning technology. We have obtained permission to use all licensed logos and pictures in our maze designs.

A: About an hour and a half. Groups will take longer. For slower visitors it is a good idea to allow two hours to get through the maze. Also, it takes about two hours to get through the maze during Flashlight Nights because it is easier to become disoriented.

A: Yes. Marked exits around the edge of the maze lead back to the Big Red Barn.

A: Maze workers periodically walk through the maze to assist visitors. Trail maps are printed on your ticket to help you on your way. Children 12 and under should ALWAYS be accompanied by an adult.

A: Dress for the maze like you would for any other outdoor activity. Make sure you have a sweatshirt on cool days or a rain jacket if the forecast dictates. There is not any shade in the maze, so it’s a good idea to wear a hat on sunny days. Remember that you will be in a cornfield and even though the trails are compact, your footwear will get dirty. Depending on your walking pace and the size of your group you could be in the maze for a couple of hours. Also, don’t forget the sunscreen!

A: No. Please use the restrooms in the barn before venturing into the maze.

A: Yes. They may grow tired before completing the entire maze, but there are exits available throughout the maze (and are marked on your ticket). You may also bring a stroller. All children under the age of 12 should ALWAYS be accompanied by an adult.

A: Yes. The paths winding through the maze are about eight feet wide and flat, making it easy to accommodate a stroller. However, be aware that if it has recently rained the paths may be muddy.

A: No. For the safety of other visitors and your pet, no pets are allowed.

A: Yes, the maze is wheelchair accessible. The paths within the maze are compact dirt paths that are approximately eight feet wide and are flat for the most part. However, you may want to call ahead to ensure that the paths are dried out if we have recently had rain.

A: Yes, you may bring your own food and/or drinks. However, we do not allow alcoholic beverages of any kind on the premises or on the hayrides. There are no trash cans in the maze, you must keep everything with you until you exit the maze.

A: We design our corn mazes on a computer using a spatial management program. When the corn is about two feet tall the maze design is then transferred to the cornfield using global positioning technology. We have obtained permission to use all licensed logos and pictures in our maze designs.

A: About an hour and a half. Groups will take longer. For slower visitors it is a good idea to allow two hours to get through the maze. Also, it takes about two hours to get through the maze during Flashlight Nights because it is easier to become disoriented.

A: Yes. Marked exits around the edge of the maze lead back to the Big Red Barn.

A: Maze workers periodically walk through the maze to assist visitors. Trail maps are printed on your ticket to help you on your way. Children 12 and under should ALWAYS be accompanied by an adult.

A: Dress for the maze like you would for any other outdoor activity. Make sure you have a sweatshirt on cool days or a rain jacket if the forecast dictates. There is not any shade in the maze, so it’s a good idea to wear a hat on sunny days. Remember that you will be in a cornfield and even though the trails are compact, your footwear will get dirty. Depending on your walking pace and the size of your group you could be in the maze for a couple of hours. Also, don’t forget the sunscreen!

A: No. Please use the restrooms in the barn before venturing into the maze.

A: Yes. They may grow tired before completing the entire maze, but there are exits available throughout the maze (and are marked on your ticket). You may also bring a stroller. All children under the age of 12 should ALWAYS be accompanied by an adult.

A: Yes. The paths winding through the maze are about eight feet wide and flat, making it easy to accommodate a stroller. However, be aware that if it has recently rained the paths may be muddy.

A: No. For the safety of other visitors and your pet, no pets are allowed.

A: Yes, the maze is wheelchair accessible. The paths within the maze are compact dirt paths that are approximately eight feet wide and are flat for the most part. However, you may want to call ahead to ensure that the paths are dried out if we have recently had rain.

A: Yes, you may bring your own food and/or drinks. However, we do not allow alcoholic beverages of any kind on the premises or on the hayrides. There are no trash cans in the maze, you must keep everything with you until you exit the maze.