One of the most popular fall date nights is a visit to the local corn maze. I would guess that corn mazes are right up there in the top three fall activities, after football games, and driving through the canyon to see the fall leaves. Years ago we drove all the way to Thanksgiving Point for our first corn maze experience because I didn't think that there were any here locally. Now I know that we can support local farms and have some fall fun exploring a corn maze all at the same time!

Davis County Corn Mazes

Cross E Ranch

Cost: $15.95 - $18.95 per adult

This year’s maze design is titled “Farmtendo” with farmer Mario riding a tractor in the middle, alongside a toadstool and Princess Peach riding a motorcycle.

Black Island Farms

Cost: $14 per adult for the corn maze and courtyard, $30 total for the corn maze, courtyard, and Nightmare Acres

Because we haven't been to this location before and they don't post an aerial view of their corn maze online, I can't tell you what it's like. It is 16 acres and I have heard that it’s always a good time. They also feature a haunted corn maze called Nightmare Acres which runs in the evenings after 7 p.m., if you’re looking for something a little more spooky. That haunted maze includes zombie apocalypse laser tag which sounds like a lot of fun!

Pack Farms

Cost: $5 entrance fee

Pack Farms doesn't have a corn maze, but they have a fun little hay maze that I thought you might like to know about. We’ve taken our kids to explore it and pick out pumpkins, every year since we discovered it, and it’s always fun! It is the perfect height for kids, tall enough that the kids aren't able to see over the top, making it fun and challenging for them but not too tall so the adults accompanying them can see the way out in case anyone gets lost.