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Corn mazes in New Hampshire

1 farm in New Hampshire is listed for corn mazes. Typical season: September–October (peak October).

Corn maze season in New Hampshire

Typically September–October , peaking around October. Shaded months below are the usual window — weather moves it by a week or two in either direction.

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New Hampshire at a glance

Farms listed
1
Pick-your-own
0
Towns covered
1
Visitor reviews
38

Where the corn mazes are

Towns with the most corn mazes listings in New Hampshire.

Corn mazes in New Hampshire

Sorted by rating, then by number of reviews.

Collins Farm Corn Maze

Bath, New Hampshire

★ 4.8 (38) corn maze

Planning a corn maze trip

How it works

Corn mazes charge admission per person, usually with the pumpkin field and other activities bundled or sold alongside. Evening flashlight sessions are common in season.

Mazes cut in late summer and run through Halloween. The last two weekends of October are the peak, and the busiest.

What to bring

  • Cash for admission, and a torch if you're going after dark
  • Closed shoes — maze paths are dirt and get churned up
  • Warm layers; open fields get cold quickly once the sun drops

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Corn mazes in New Hampshire — FAQ

When is corn maze season in New Hampshire?
Typically September–October, peaking around October. Corn maze / agritourism — mirrors this state's pumpkin-patch window Weather shifts this by a week or two either way, so call ahead.
How many corn mazes spots are there in New Hampshire?
1 farms in New Hampshire are listed for corn maze on Get Picking.
Where are the corn mazes clusters in New Hampshire?
The heaviest concentrations are around Bath (1). Well-reviewed stops include Collins Farm Corn Maze.
How does corn mazes in New Hampshire usually work?
Corn mazes charge admission per person, usually with the pumpkin field and other activities bundled or sold alongside. Evening flashlight sessions are common in season.
What should I bring?
Cash for admission, and a torch if you're going after dark; Closed shoes — maze paths are dirt and get churned up; Warm layers; open fields get cold quickly once the sun drops.
When is the best time of day to go?
Mazes cut in late summer and run through Halloween. The last two weekends of October are the peak, and the busiest.

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