Seven Acres, One Design
The Corn Maze.
Each year, we plant a plot of corn, nurture it to maturity, and design a maze. Once it's ready, local 4-H clubs hold a workday to prepare for the October opening — additionally, each club hosts a weekend day at the maze, there to assist and answer questions. You'll find it on Highway 32 in Orland, just west of Chico.
Plan your trip through the corn.
This year's maze is filled with twists and turns sure to challenge all who attempt to find their way through. About 30 minutes for most visitors, walking through a field with towering corn swaying above them.
Kids Corn Maze Free
A smaller corn maze designed for children ages 6 and under. Located beside the main maze, it usually takes about five minutes to complete.
The daytime corn maze admission price benefits local non-profits and school organizations, including 4-H, FFA, Special Olympics, and Little League, as well as others.
Admission
Hints & Tips
- The maze path is packed soil — wear closed-toe shoes like tennis shoes or hiking boots. We don't recommend flip flops, sandals, or high heels.
- The maze can get muddy after rain — dress appropriately.
- Bring water, especially on hot days.
- Use the restroom before entering — there are no facilities inside the maze.
- Running/terrain strollers do well in the maze (no Country Pumpkins wagons allowed).
- About 30 minutes for most visitors.
Haunted Corn Maze is a separate nighttime event and requires separate $15 admission. See Haunted Maze details →
A Field Full of History
The Maze, Through the Years.
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