There’s just something glorious about autumn and the upcoming nights of hayrides, delicious cider, and getting lost in a corn maze. Oh yes, for those who want an alternative to the usual jump-scares of a haunted house, there are corn mazes around Arkansas where you enter and hopefully are able to exit without getting too terribly lost (you know, out there in the dark…and maybe you’ve seen Children of the Corn and hope that’s only just a movie…). Get out across the Natural State and have fun exploring the best corn mazes in Arkansas!

1. Farmland Adventures
Farmland Adventures, 5355 Parsons Rd, Springdale, AR 72764, USA
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Our list of some of the best corn mazes in Arkansas starts in Springdale. This family-friendly farm attraction is traditionally open throughout the month of October. This is a great after school trip for the kids! For more information about Farmland Adventures, including admission prices and more, be sure to visit Farmland Adventures online.
2. Corn Maze at Lollie
864 Lollie Rd, Mayflower, AR 72106, USA
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The Corn Maze at Lollie is located not far from the new Conway airport. The farm is offering haunted hayrides throughout the month of October each year has a different festive theme. You're sure to have a great time out here with the family! For more information, head to the Corn Maze at Lollie website.
3. Peebles Farm and Corn Maze
County Road 249, Co Rd 249, Arkansas 72006, USA
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Peebles Farm and Corn Maze is located on Highway 64 between Augusta and McCrory (across from Greenway Equipment). Take the family out on a trip here to pick pumpkins or guide the kids through the corn maze! The hours vary, so be sure to head on over to the Peebles Farm and Corn Maze website for updated information and details.

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4. Ozark Corn Maze
2991 Dead Horse Mountain Rd, Fayetteville, AR 72701, USA
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The Ozark Corn Maze is located in Cave Springs. There is an impressive variety of activities to participate in this year in addition to the corn maze - try out the pumpkin slingshot or go on a hay ride! For more information about planning your visit, be sure to visit the Ozark Corn Maze website for additional information.
5. Hicks Family Farms
184 Lasiter Rd, Lonoke, AR 72086, USA
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Hicks Family Farms is located in Lonoke and is popular with families near and far for its festive corn maze and pumpkin patch. There's truly something for everyone to enjoy at this family-operated farm in Arkansas! For more information, check out Hicks Family Farms online.
6. Frog Bayou Farms
Frog Bayou Drive, Frog Bayou Dr, Arkansas 72952, USA
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Frog Bayou Farms of Alma has a corn maze and pumpkin patch available for family fun throughout October. The farm is traditionally open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays, but be sure to visit Frog Bayou Farms of Alma online for the most up-to-date information.

Do you agree that these are some of the best corn mazes in Arkansas? Where else in Arkansas can you find a cool corn maze to confuse yourself (or your kids) and have a good time getting lost and found again? Leave a comment on how much you love these corn mazes or any other place across the Natural State that has this kind of fun!

What are some of your favorite fall attractions in Arkansas? Be sure to share them with us by leaving a comment below or filling out a nomination form. We’d love to hear from you!

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