A-Mazin’ Indiana Corn Maze Nominated For Best In The Country

A corn maze or maize maze is a maze cut out of a corn field. Originally, the first full-size corn maze was believed to be created in Annville, Pennsylvania in 1993; however, similar corn mazes were highlighted in newspapers as early as 1982. Corn mazes have become popular tourist attractions and are a way for farms to generate tourist income. There are more than 500 of these mazes across the nation.

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What Are Some Popular Corn Mazes In Indy?

Connor Prairie creates an annual corn maze with design suggestions from visitors. Last year’s 22,160-foot corn maze featured three unique adventure paths to appeal to guests of all ages: They offered a Puzzle Maze, a Kids’ Maze and a Haunted Maze.

Step Outside lists the expected top Indianapolis area corn mazes for 2022.

• Kelsay Farms located at 6848 N. County Road 250 E in Whitestown.
• Hogan Farms Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze located at 8900 E County Road 1000 N in Brownsburg.
• Poppin Corn Maze at S&H Campground located at 2573 West 100 North in Greenfield.
• Beasley’s Orchards and Gardens located at 2304 East Main Street in Danville.
• Lark Ranch located at 1611 North Meridian Road in Greenfield.
• Stuckey Farms located at 19975 Hamilton Boone Road in Sheridan.
• Piney Ares Farms located at 1115 East 1000 North in Fortville.
• Smith Family Farms located at 7055 West 675 South in Pendelton.
• The Patch located at 5943 East State Road 240 in Greencastle.

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Where Is The Best Corn Maze In Indiana?

USA Today has released it’s list of best corn maze nominees in the country for 2022. You would assume that a popular corn maze is located within Indiana…and there is!  From mid-September through October, you can visit Exploration Acres and get lost in Indiana’s largest corn maze. Each year the 23-acre corn maze is given a new creative design with miles and miles of pathways to navigate. In addition to the maze, the farm offers plenty of family-friendly activities like hayrides, pumpkin picking, and tractor trains.

Currently, The Lafayette corn maze is in second place for the best in the country. You can vote for it here.