Summers Farm: Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch, Frederick, MD

Challenge yourself or get lost with a team of friends and family — it's the worlds largest interactive game!

We all know the sweet taste of summer corn on the cob. At Summers Farm Adventure, we're offering a sweet time for all ages — 14 acres of pure fun getting lost in rows of tall corn stalks.

The maze is divided into phases that will accommodate all age groups. Visitors to the maze at Summers Farm Adventure choose the smaller maze for the younger crowd or our super challenging larger maze.

Friday-Saturday Nights
All through October!
Increase the challenge! Explore the maze by flashlight, if you dare! Bring your own flashlights or purchase them at the farm.

Our maze, developed by The MAiZE® (the world's largest Cornfield Maze company), will challenge and thrill those seeking to find the only exits from twisting and turning paths.

You might be fortunate enough to stumble onto the correct pathway, conquering the corn in less than 30 minutes. Or you might find yourself a bit directionally challenged and take a couple of hours to make your way through the corn puzzle.

---------- Take a peek at our Nights on the Farm slideshow from last Fall! ----------

HEY! Try Corn Texting!
It's a fun and interactive way to help guide your way through the maze. Can't leave your cell phone at home? Well, bring it to the farm, and you'll have the opportunity to text keywords throughout the maze for clues ... and maybe prizes!

Regardless, you'll have a super time in one of the area's largest mazes developed by the experts with 2.5 miles of paths and two scenic bridges hidden within!

aMazing Fun Passports Scout Patches
For a Summers Farm Adventure to remember, we offer a series of trivia cards designed to challenge your wits as you wander the maze. Use Passports to guide you through our mind-boggling puzzle. As you find numbered signs in the maze, stop and answer the corresponding numbered questions on your passport. If you get the answers right, they will aim you in the right direction. And if you get it wrong, well ...