Maize Quest Fun Park

Great fun for an afternoon with kids. The maze is challenging, educational, and entertaining. The other fun park activities are great for smaller kids mostly. Apple picking and the farm market add to the fun for the day. Definitely worth a visit!

Would rate 4.5 stars
Maize Quest is super fun, kid-​friendly, good for group of friends and/​or family! Went with some friends and we really enjoyed our time there despite the cold and windy weather — tip: go during early-​mid fall when the weather is more moderate and pretty fall colors are still around.
They’ve got a hugeee pumpkin patch area, two large mazes — one with corn and the other with bamboo (!! watching sunlight shine through the tall bamboo is really a sight to see), a large tube slide, a few other mini obstacles like a rope maze and playground area. They’ve got a food booth/​station as well but the food is just eh — cheap, filling, but not super flavorful. Bf and I shared a cinnamon pretzel, which was super doughy, and our friends got sandwiches/​burgers and fries… apparently not very good but still, gotta fuel up after tromping through a corn maze for a good 2 hours! My suggestion? Bring food or snacks and store them in the car :)
For our admission, we each got a coupon for a free apple at their little farmer’s market, which smells soooo good when you walk in. Good selection of apples such as red delicious, jonagold, etc. and they sell apple cider and various baked goods (pies, rolls, cookies).
Good place for a daytrip if you’re into exploring and getting lost, hehe!

Great fum for the whole family. Plenty of things to do for everyone. Two different mazes slides hey rides slides and a bunch more activities.
Plus there is a country store with homemade goods. You can’t forget pick your own pumpkins and apple orchard.

Came here with my step-son’s boyscout troop 8 years ago, and have been coming back ever since with my younger kids. They love to run through the corn maze and get lost, as well as play on all the fun playgrounds and the super tall slide! We’ve made maize quest a fall tradition in our family. Still a great value for the money and a wonderful, family friendly day!

This is a neat farm that caters to those seeking autumn entertainment. You can take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch to pick your very own pumpkin. Then you can return and play on their puzzle maze or playgrounds. They have a couple of different mazes bamboo and corn maze. If you go at night, take a flashlight or a headlamp. Our headlamps had a red light which helped us get out of the large corn maze and help lead other (panicked) maze participants out of the corn field.

We had our daughter’s birthday party here and it was a complete success! They thought of everything and had the kids well in line for the entire time! The park itself is fine to run around in and the mazes were terrific. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Went here for the first time on Sunday, 9÷18÷11 after purchasing a Groupon for our family of 4. For $ 30 for 4 people, it included the corn maze, cider, apple, and donut, and unlimited cow train rides. The corn maze was themed (Robin Hood) and you had to find all the stations to answer questions on a provided sheet and do crayon rubbings to complete the activity and solve the puzzle. After going through the maze for about an hour and a half, my boys (9.5 and 11.5) grew tired of the process and asked to cut it short. The corn maze seemed huge and you could spend a long time in it. We then left the maze and tried some of the other attractions. We bought some drinks ($ 2 for a 20 oz soda – not too bad) and my sons did the tube slide into the hill (they loved it), some of the other mazes (levers, colors, one where you roll a boulder through it, lots more), rode the pedal-​type recumbent bikes through a maze, and then we tried the cow train ride, which was a tractor hooked up to a «train» of barrels painted like cows that you sit in and are seatbelted to and you drive over some dirt bumps and stuff. It was a little cheesy, but kinda fun. I wouldn’t pay extra for that personally unless I had a little kid (2 – 5). My older son loved the fun mazes, playground equipment in some of them, getting to run around and burn off energy. My kids actually liked this stuff better than the corn maze itself. As we left, we stopped at the farm store and got our free cider (in a small cup but tasty), apple, and donuts. The donuts were amazing… warm and fresh! Even though «old fashioned» donuts don’t usually thrill my kids, they loved these. All in all, we enjoyed our trip doing something we hadn’t done before. The staff we encountered were very friendly. We also liked that there were very few people there (maybe because it was early in the season and a Sunday). We would probably go back another year. It’s a fun fall activity.