6 Corn Mazes Near Vancouver You Can Visit This Fall

September 21, 2020

5 min read

Four children standing on a wooden platform surrounded by tall grass under a blue sky with clouds.

Finding your way through a corn maze is a fun fall activity for all ages. In 2020, six Vancouver-area farms have corn mazes you can explore. There’s something for everyone including mini-mazes for kids, scary haunted mazes for brave adults, and mystery mazes full of clues. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting a corn maze near Vancouver this fall.

Corn Maze Tips

Book in Advance Or Go at Non-Peak Times: Due to COVID-19, many corn mazes have reduced capacity. Some farms require advance booking. (See below for details.)

Go at Night for Spooky Vibes: Some mazes stay open late, so pack a flashlight.

Dress for the Weather: Since you’ll be outdoors, layer up and include rain gear. Fall weather can be cold and wet.

Wear Boots: Farms can be muddy.

Warm Up with Hot Drinks: Some farms have a concession stand where you can buy hot chocolate or hot apple cider. Or bring your own in a thermos.

Chilliwack Corn Maze

The farmers at the Chilliwack Corn Maze have been plowing mazes into their cornfields since 1999. The design of this year’s labyrinth celebrates community and love with a globe, helping hands, and the word “together” carved out of the corn. You can also book a firepit rental and s’mores kit to enjoy after your trip through the maze.

Location: 41905 Yale Road West, Chilliwack

Rates: Adults: $12.75, Kids 3-14: $10.75, Kids 0-2: Free. Reserve a spot online up to two weeks in advance.

Hours and More Info: chilliwackcornmaze.com

A large maze in a field with paths forming a globe surrounded by people holding hands and the words I heart (love) gether with a fork and spoon.

Maan Farms Haunted Corn Maze

Billed as the scariest corn maze in Canada, the Haunted Corn Maze at Maan Farms in Abbotsford is more of a haunted house experience than a traditional corn maze. This year’s maze revolves around the story of a boy who wanted to explore an old testing facility, only to discover that online myths of terrifying creatures haunting an old barn are in fact reality. It’s a truly scary experience not recommended for kids under 10, those with cardiovascular health issues or epilepsy, or pregnant women.

Location: 790 McKenzie Rd, Abbotsford

Rates: $42-$55 depending on dates and how far in advance you book. Reserve your spot online.

Hours and More Info: maanfarms.com/haunted-2020

A person running through a cornfield with a masked figure chasing behind them.

Bose and Sons Corn Maze

The Bose family has been growing food in Surrey for over 100 years and has been hosting visitors to their pumpkin patch and corn maze since 1999. Their huge corn maze features stations with trivia questions which can give you hints about the best way through the maze. Don’t miss their farm stand for fresh potatoes, carrots, lettuce, kale, corn, peppers, and tomatoes.

Location: Corner of 64th Avenue & 156th Street, Surrey

Rates: General admission: $7.50, Senior: $6.00, Family of 4: $25.00, Additional family member: $6.00, Kids 4 and under: FREE

Hours and More Info: bosecornmaze.com

A corn maze with paths forming the number 50, the years 1970 and 2020, and the words Douglas College.

Taves Family Farms Corn Quest Maze

Home to Abbotsford’s famous Apple Barn, Taves Family Farms also has a popular corn maze. Known as the Corn Quest Maze, their maze includes a mystery component with clues along the way. Admission to the farm includes two visits to the corn maze, a hayride, petting barn, playground, and pedal karts.

Location: 333 Gladwin Rd, Abbotsford

Rates: Adult: $7.95-13.50, Senior: $5.50-8.50, Kids 3-17: $11.95-17.50, Family: $39.00-62.00, Kids 2 and under, Free. Rates vary by day of the week.

Hours and More Info: www.tavesfamilyfarms.com

Sign reading 'Corn Quest Maze' above corn stalks with smaller signs pointing to Kart Track left and Corn Maze right.

Laity Pumpkin Patch North Corn Maze

Now split into two locations across the street from each other, the Laity Pumpkin Patch in Maple Ridge has designed their North location specifically for kids 6 and under. Admission includes access to the pumpkin patch, farm animals, hay wagon rides, and of course a mini corn maze for little kids.

Location: 21145 128th Avenue, Maple Ridge

Rates: General Admission: $8.00, Kids 0-2: Free. Reserve your spot online.

Hours and More Info: laitypumpkinpatch.com

Pathway through tall corn plants with two cartoon corn stalk cutouts and pumpkins on either side.

Laity Pumpkin Patch South Corn Maze

Older kids and adults will love the challenge of the large 2-acre corn maze at Laity Pumpkin Patch South. There is also a western town made of pumpkins, a pumpkin cannon launch every hour, an obstacle course, farm animals, and a glow in the dark garden.

Location: 12725 Laity St, Maple Ridge

Rates: General Admission: $8.00, Kids 0-2: Free. Reserve your spot online.

Hours and More Info: laitypumpkinpatch.com