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The Maze is Closed for the Season!

Open Each Saturday & Sunday 9:00am-5:00pm
 Extended hours To be announced for October
(Monday-Friday by Appointment)

Tickets: $7 per person • Free for age 3 and younger
Group Rate: $6 per person for groups of 5 or more
Discounts for schools and large groups

2011  mazaThis year's corn maze design celebrates fall's fun activities with the winding and spinning of Avie's Web." We hope that the maze will offer you a fun-filled visit to the farm.

Enjoy your visit, and when you visit our Crazy Corn Maze, be sure to pick up this year's fact sheet. You can take this with you when you visit the new winery and receive a tour and wine tasting (for those age 21+). The Port of Leonardtown Winery is located at 23190 Newtowne Neck Road in Leonardtown. For more information, please visit www.portofleonardtown.com.

Come visit, and be “A-Maized”

Join us at the farm for some Crazy Corn Maze adventures, shopping at the store, and meeting all the nice folks that love to stop by for a visit. After you enjoy your corn maze adventure, why not enjoy the rest of the farm! Hay Wagon Slide • Picnic Area • Fun & Games • Farm Animals • Snacks • Hayride & More! Don't forget the store, stop by for Seasonal Produce • Pumpkin Patch • Farm Product Sales • Decorative Items • Local Artists & Crafter’s Wares • Mums & More! You are sure to have a great day at Forrest Hall Farm this year. Visit our calendar of events page for other upcoming activities.

The Corn Maze Experience

We started as tobacco farmers...and never saw a need to be anything else. With the downsizing of tobacco growth, we needed a plan...a plan for our farm to survive. In comes Agri-Tourism...

During the summer of 2000, we came across an article about corn mazes in Progressive Farmer magazine and were intrigued by the possibilities. However, we weren't sure how something like this would be received in our community. We were sure of one thing - growing a little bit of corn and a little hay was not going to make up the missing farm income from tobacco production. We had to come up with something better than that...And welcome to the birth of the Forrest Hall Farm Crazy Corn Maze. To our surprise it was great fun. People came from all over. We've had local visitors, children on field trips, even visitors from Europe and Canada.

 

 

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