corn maze

It’s the last weekend to celebrate the 25th year of Tom’s Maze. Don’t settle for a cookie-cutter corn maze that only looks good from the air but leaves little to the imagination on the ground. Tom’s maze is grown from the ground up with eight fun-filled acres of corn on the cob.

General admission includes the maze, punnkin’ chunkin’ cannon demonstrations, farm animal display, labyrinth, no left turn maze, and human foosball.

For an additional charge: Pumpkin Train Ride $1, concessions, pumpkins

Hours

                Friday and Saturday 12-10 pm
                Sunday 12-6:30 pm
                *Last admission 1-hour before close

Admission

                $10 per person, ages 5 & up
                Free for children 4 and under with a paying adult
                Cash and credit cards accepted

Address

                4881 Germantown-Liberty Rd. Germantown, OH 45327

Phone

                937-866-2777

If you are a Farm Bureau member and would like your farm to be featured, please contact the office at 937-696-3630 or by email at [email protected]. 

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Mandy Way

Way Farms

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Ernie Welch

Van Wert County Farm Bureau

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Matt Aultman

Darke County Farm Bureau

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Jaclyn De Candio

Clark County Farm Bureau

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Groovy Plants Ranch

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Austin Heil

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