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As the air gets crisp, there’s no better way to celebrate autumn than by getting lost in a corn maze. Metro Detroit is home to some of the best farms in Michigan, where winding corn paths are just the beginning of the fun. From family-friendly activities to cider treats, here are some of the top corn mazes to visit this season.
Kackleberry Farm
6421 North Stoney Creek Road, Monroe
Kackleberry Farms turns fall into a festival with its Bigfoot Corn Maze, which is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly thanks to wide, flat paths. The maze is just one part of a sprawling setup with over 30 attractions, including pig and duck races, giant playgrounds, a super-mega slide, apple blasters, and hayrides. This year brings new activities like Skee-Ball, a Tilt-A-Maze, and a “Who’s Your Scarecrow?” game, adding even more excitement. Families can wander through sunflower and zinnia fields, take countless photos, and enjoy cider donuts, specialty drinks, and farm-fresh food, all while making memories to last the season.
Maybury Farm
50165 8 Mile Road, Northville
Maybury Farm in Northville blends adventure and education with its 10-acre corn field, amongst its work farm full of animals and agriculture. Executive Director Diana Wallace shares, “The first one is a large 9-acre more challenging maze with all kinds of twists and turns with an educational scavenger hunt, and the second piece is a one-acre mini-maze for those who are small and/or directionally challenged with a game for families to enjoy as they walk through the maze.” Beyond the maze, families can experience hands-on animal engagement like holding chickens or watching a goat being milked. The farm’s mission is rooted in teaching the importance of Michigan’s farming traditions, and the General Store is a must-stop for raw honey, fresh eggs, Michigan-made goods, snacks, and farm-themed souvenirs.
Long Family Orchard & Farm
1540 East Commerce Road, Commerce Township
Open on the weekends, Long Family Orchard & Farm takes family fun to the next level with a themed corn maze and hayride included in admission, along with a full slate of activities like giant slides, bounce houses, jumping pillows, pedal kart races, and a petting farm filled with friendly goats. Play structures, straw mazes, and a tunnel tube keep kids busy for hours, while adults can join in the fun or relax with fresh kettle corn and a refreshing lemonade. During pumpkin season, the hayride takes visitors out to the pumpkin patch, where families can pick the perfect pumpkin to bring home for an additional fee.
DeBuck’s Family Farm
50240 Martz Road, Belleville
DeBuck’s Family Farm has been delivering fall fun since 2009, and this year’s Fall Festival promises to be bigger than ever. Their 15-acre corn maze is just the start, as visitors can also explore PumpkinTown, snap photos among seasonal displays, and enjoy wagon rides, giant slides, extra-large yard games like giant cornhole, candy cannons, and more with their admission. Little ones can bounce around in the jump pad, climb straw mountains, and dig into the giant corn box, while thrill seekers can try add-ons like the apple cannons or paintball. With a 20-acre pumpkin patch and activities for every age, DeBuck’s is a great fall destination for the family. In September, visit on the weekends, or Thursdays through Sundays in October.
Three Cedars Farm
7897 Six Mile Road, Northville
At Three Cedars Farm, the 7-acre corn maze comes with a built-in challenge: families search for three hidden cedar trees inside, each with a puncher to collect, and those who finish can enter to win a prize at the end of the season. Once you’ve found your way out, there’s still plenty to do with the Barn Yard Playland, where nursery rhyme favorites come to life alongside farm animals, wooden trains, and barn and silo slides. Visitors can also enjoy hayrides, train rides, and the Country Jamboree Show, then refuel at the Donut Hut with hot cider, caramel apples, cider slushes, and classic cider mill donuts alongside farm-fresh products.
Whether you want to test your navigation skills, snack on fresh cider donuts, or enjoy a full day of farm fun, these Metro Detroit corn mazes offer something for everyone. Grab your boots, gather your friends and family, and make some unforgettable fall memories at one (or all!) of these local farms.
This article has been updated to include new information. The original article was authored by Katie Goncalves.
