Beech Hill Farm and Ice Cream Stand

107 Beech Hill Road, Hopkinton
603-223-0828
Beech Hill Farm creates three incredible mazes each year. They are ready to explore from August through October. The new mazes this year include Medieval Maze Quest, Summer Olympics, and the Extreme Animals.

A trip through these corn mazes is educational and fun. A brochure is provided for each maze with questions to answer (answers are hidden in the mazes) and items to find related to the theme. The mazes are approximately 4 acres in size and take about 40 minutes to find all the answers. Great entertainment for the entire family! Open daily. When you make your way out, build yourself an ice cream sundae with all the fixings!

Beans and Greens Farm

245 Intervale Road
Gilford, NH 03249
603-293-2853
The Beans & Greens Farm corn maze is designed for difficulty! Challenge yourself and your friends to riddles, a treasure hunt and just plain "finding your way out" of this year's maze. This maze is also open at night for those seeking extra heart thumping thrills and challenges! Call for reservations; they are required.

Charmingfare Farm

774 High Street, Candia
603-483-1079
Call for details.

Coppal House Station Corn Maze

118 North River Road
Lee, NH
603-659-3572

Marvel at this agricultural feat of engineering as you make your way through living walls of corn over 10 feet high! The Corn Maze will delight and challenge all ages! Our maze is professionally designed and cut from a company in Missouri.

The maze takes approximately 40 minutes to complete, but it could take longer, depending on which path you select! There are several ways to get through the maze, not just one path!

To make things more interesting, we have created "mail stops" in our about the theme of the corn maze and how it benefits farming. Answer the question correctly, and you will be led toward the correct path. Answer it incorrectly, and you will be challenged to find the correct path yourself!

The Maze is open from August to November. A 5-acre cornfield took the shape of a coyote in 2007. The theme for 2008 was "Dragonflies." Last year it was a “Great Horned Owl” and this year, the maze has been transformed into a large Turtle. Come by and get lost in the 10 foot tall walls of living corn! Fresh produce, farm animals, and all the workings of a farm surround you. Check out their exclusive flashlight mazes too.

Lull Farm

Broad Street (Route 130)
Hollis, NH
603-465-7079
Enjoy over 3 acres of fun for the whole family. Can you find your way out?
September-October. Call for further details.

Moulton Farm

18 Quarry Road
Meredith, NH
603-279-3915
Open Labor Day Weekend.
180-acre farm features plants, famous corn, produce and fresh baked goods. Visitors will enjoy exploring the corn maze, which was implemented in 2001. Last year's Maze had an "all about corn" theme and was designed by Wesley Thomas who has been designing the Maze for the past four years. Call for additional details on this year's maze.

Riverview Farm

141 River Road
Plainfield, NH
603-298-8159
Every year Riverview Farm has a corn maze with a story, clues to find and a whole host of characters. Local artist, Gary Hamel, designs the maze, writes the story and creates all of the scarecrows you will find throughout the maze. This year's story features characters from the history of Plainfield.

Plainfield's charter was signed by Royal Governor Benning Wentworth on August 14, 1761. Captain Josiah Russell and Littlefield Nash were the first (non Natives) to live in the new township.

“Life was difficult during the winter of 1764/65, but for Josiah Russell by far the most difficult aspect was being separated from his lovely wife, Lidya, and his six year old son, Josiah Jr., nicknamed “Little Joe”, who remained in Connecticut. Lidya and Little Joe were planning to travel with other families up the river by boat caravan in the month of May, 1765.” Little Joe receives a letter from his father instructing him that the seed corn they will bring must not get wet or it will spoil and not grow into the tall corn plants.

So begins this year's maze. See if you can tell fact from fiction as you follow the journey of Little Joe and his family.

The maze takes about 20 minutes to go through and is sure to be a great time for everyone, young and old. There is also a haunted corn maze on Halloween weekend. Call ahead.

Sherman Farm

2679 East Conway Road
East Conway, NH
603-939-2412
When: September 17 - October 30
The MAiZE is an intricate design with several miles of pathways, although the correct path can be navigated in 20 to 30 minutes, the average maze navigator takes about 1 hour or more. There are three phases (for all ability levels) to the maze as well as a "mini maze" for the youngest children to enjoy. To help navigate the maze a series of "passports" are available. Each passport contains ten questions that quiz the user on one of a variety of subjects; those who answer the questions correctly will receive clues that guide them along the correct path to the exit.

The MAiZE at Sherman Farm has something for all ages including the MOO Express, 2 Corn Boxes, Al's Animal House, Hayrides to the Pumpkin Patch for pick your own pumpkins, Corn Cannons, Kettle Corn, Cornundrums and Corn Texting. A concession is available with Cider Donuts, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs and Drinks. Also a Haunted Maze called the The MAiZE Massacre will be open October 7-29. All new admission price. Pay one admission with most activities included: Moo Express, Hayride, Corn Boxes, Playground, Pedal tractors, Jumping Pillow, and Grain Train, a family ride around the maze grounds. This year's maze is designed after this year's Stanley Cup Winners, the Boston Bruins. Call ahead for hours.

Spring Ledge Farm

37 Main St.
New London, NH
603-526-6253
When: Open August 13 through end of October.
The maze is grown on 3 acres of the Messer field. Access to the maze is via Spring Ledge Farm. There are over 6,600 feet of paths to walk, and that's if you take all the correct turns! Scarecrows and a new twist to part of the pathways will be added. Call ahead for more information.

Trombly Gardens

150 North River Road
Milford
603-673-0647
Trombly Gardens will again feature our Corn Maze and Hay Rides. The Corn Maze at our farm stand is always a huge hit for those who want to experience the beauty of Fall in New Hampshire! Call for details.

Washburn's Windy Hill Orchard

Route 123 (66 Mason Road)
Greenville
603-878-2101
When: September-October
Free horse and tractor rides to the pumpkin patches and orchards on weekends. Farm animals and picnic area. Apples, pumpkins and other produce available. For a small fee, visit their corn maze and test your navigational skills, in 4.5 acres of corn. Just big enough to make it lots of fun for all ages! The corn maze is planted in a grid with over 250,000 seeds. When the cornstalks are about 3"- 4" tall, we mark the path, and then pull each corn plant out by hand, to make the maze. It's great fun! Call ahead.