10/10 for kiddos and adults Worth the drive! Nice experience, great pumpkins!!! friends loved read more

Buford Corn Maze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Buford, Georgia

This place was cute and fun! Me and my girlfriend went there on a Saturday night and it had a great vibe. We didn't buy any food but it seems like there was some very interesting options. The animals were fun, The hayride was fun, they had fireworks on the night that we went and that was pretty cool, but the maze was actually super easy. I really wanted to get lost but because the corn stalks are not that tall you can literally find your way back to the exit. Regardless of that it was a great place to go on a date night not too far from Atlanta. I'll probably be going back to pick some strawberries in the spring! read more

Buford Corn Maze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Buford, Georgia

They forced me to do this. I wasn't ready, and I definitely didn't think I'd make it through. From the moment it started, my heart was pounding so hard I could feel it in my throat. Every sound, every flicker of light, every unexpected twist made me jump out of my skin. I screamed so much--so loud and so often--that I lost track of time completely. It was terrifying, exhilarating, and oddly addictive all at once. At first, I wanted to back out. The air felt heavy, and every step forward took courage I didn't think I had. But once it began, there was no turning back. The adrenaline took over, pushing me through the fear, through the shock, through the parts that made me want to run away. And somehow, in the middle of all that chaos, something strange happened--I started to love it. I screamed so much, so much that I wanted to do it again. There's something about being scared that makes you feel completely alive, like every nerve in your body wakes up. By the end, I was laughing and shaking at the same time, trying to catch my breath but already thinking about when I could go again. What started as pure fear turned into one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life. It's not just about the thrill--it's about facing something wild and walking out stronger, louder, and a little braver than before. read more

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My friends and I decided to go here for a girls night out and unfortunately left very disappointed. I drove all the way from Augusta to go here. We arrived around 6:45 and purchased combo tickets. It was like $35 a person which is a bit steep but I was happy to support a small business so I didn't mind. However, no one said anything about the fact that we would not be allowed to enter the haunted forest until 9:45 (3 hours after we paid for admission!). There weren't any signs about this and I can't find anything on the website either. This would probably be fine but we finished the corn maze in less than 15 minutes and there really is not anything else for adults to do for 3 whole hours. The line for the hay ride was super long. We got some snacks and then decided it was time for the haunted forest when we were informed for the first time that we had over 2 hours to wait until we would be allowed into the attraction. We simply could not justify waiting 2 hours while doing nothing so we had to leave early. I can't help but feeling like I wasted so much time and money going here. I drove over 3 hours, spent $35, and spent less than an hour here. I wanted to like it but from a business standpoint they are selling way too many tickets so the place is way overcrowded so it's difficult to actually have a good time. I think this would be nice for kids but I definitely would not recommend for adults. read more

This is by far the most boring corn maze I have visited. It is absolutely not worth the price of admission. It may be enjoyable for very small children to run through. It's a walk through a small corn field. read more

We had so much fun at the corn maze! The best part was the hay ride with Bobby and his corny jokes.

So much fun. The haunted house was actually very scary and worth the extra money. I can't wait to go back.

Meager offerings. The maze was good and the jump pad double slide was entertaining for the kid. But pretty disappointing as there were no animals except 3 roosters and two goats in a closed off pen. Even the boiled Cajun peanuts were a surprise disappointment, as they cut the peanuts with carrot chunks. Have never seen that before, I've had jalapeño's but never carrots. At $20pp including kids, the value just isn't there. read more

Had a great time at the Buford corn maze.. we also received a free small pumpkin for a purchase of big Medium pumpkin.. A great place to spend the day with family and friend. read more

Terribly overpriced and half of the things were unmanned and closed. Quite the ripoff. $20 per head to get in. Even for a 4 year old.

Total bust at $20 a car. I would ignore this opportunity & choose to go elsewhere if looking for an experience of lights.

Went here with my fiancé, and we loved the corn maze. Lots of activities for kids so wouldn't recommend for couples with no kids unless you love corn mazes. read more

A variety of activities, though as other yelpers stated, more for the toddler/elementary aged kiddos. Nice blend of things to do (maze, hay ride, haunted area, pony riders) and playspaces to jump, slide, or crawl around the corn bin. My only critique/recommendation which I recognize comes with the fact that I attend annually as part of a school-spirit night. The site does a great job with multiple employees with radios, safety vests, and flags to swiftly direct inbound traffic to smooth parking. However, that is all for naught when you have to wait in line for 30 minutes because the BCM only has two registers to process incoming customers. Please, run a few more data cables into the ticket booth to be more efficient and eliminate the initial dissatisfaction that people experience before entry. read more

Hayride is a joke.They make you sit on a wooden bench in a tractor trailer and drive through some trees .No decorations just couple of trees painted with hearts,some serial lightings.Farm animals -again very few animals,corn maze was ok,couple of food stalls nothing exciting .Overall disappointed .Couldnt wait to get out of there .I have been to many other mazes across the country ,for the same price the decorations were stunning .This was meh . read more

Please drive 30 minutes further for Jaemor Farms. This place was an absolute waste of money! Completely lacks authenticity, terrible choice of pumpkins, everything costs even after paying for admission. I couldn't believe you had to pay extra just to play mediocre carnival games. If I could leave no star I would. read more

They should probably update their website's homepage that says masks and 6-ft distancing are required. I get it - the weather was nice, we're all outside .. but don't say face coverings are required if very few were being worn. It would be nice if the haunted forest and corn maze wristbands were separate because we didn't stay for the forest part and basically had to eat the cost of it. I would've gladly given somebody there our two entries to it since we didn't go, but unfortunately, the purchase was "tied" to our one combo wristband. :( I went mostly to see Thelma and Louise, the alpacas, and to do the corn maze, which I LOVED this year. It wasn't too hard, and wasn't too easy - the time to complete it without rushing felt just right for the cost. I'm glad that I went early in the season because with all the extra activities that they have inside the gates (bouncy "pillows", funnel cakes, slides, animals, hayride etc...) I bet that it will start getting VERY busy very soon. read more

Buford Corn Maze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Buford, Georgia

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Pros: It's close to where I live. It's a cute place to take your young ones with a variety of activities, but..... Cons: it's way overpriced for what it is. I took my two children and paid $51. For the same amount we could have went to Washington Farms near Athens and had a much better time with almost 10x more activities to do. The only thing we were unable to do was the haunted forest b/c my kids were too young. So we may come back in later years and try that, but nothing beats Washington Farms as far as pumpkin patches in North Georgia go. read more

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If you have a toddler or young child this is a great place to spend a few hours. Our 2 year old really enjoyed each of the activities. Lots of opportunities for fall photos. We came in late September when there was cooler weather and it was a great time. We heard from the staff how crazy it gets in October so we were happy to miss the crowds. read more

Met up with some girlfriends today just for a little fall fun and enjoyed ourselves tremendously at this Farm in spire corn maze. The place has all sorts of activities for all ages and the staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. They have Covid measures in place to make sure everyone feels safe although not all of the guest were always adhering to the rules social distancing was still in affect even on the hayrides. I definitely recommend visiting for some great fun, activities and even healthy items are available like honey and fresh baked Desert bread. I actually will be planning to go back again on a Saturday night for their haunted experience before it's too late. Plan a trip today it was a lot of fun! read more

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Lots of things to do - more geared towards the younger kids during the day (we didn't do the haunted forest). Both the grands had fun. BIG jumping pillow, farm animals, the corn maze (of course), hayride, corn box and lots of yummy food for purchase. Tickets are reasonable. We spent about 2.5 hours here on a Sunday morning. Nice and close. ONE thing though - if you are handicapped and need any sort of ambulatory assistance (I use a walker and wheelchair), it is almost impossible to navigate as the paths are not smooth going. Not exactly handicap friendly as a word of warning. Otherwise, kids had a great time and recommended for the family! read more

Last year was so amazing but this year is horrible this year wasn't organized well kids were throwing corn and there are people with babies here!! read more

Bought my daughter here for her second birthday and it was great! The staff there were all so friendly! They have many activities you can enjoy and a couple of places to get food, snacks, and drinks. We were able to do the kiddie corn maze, pony rides, hayride, petting zoo, shooting basketballs, and other fun activities in the kid's corner. We bought some fresh fruit, coconut water,boiled peanuts, tacos, and a cheeseburger with fries and the food was good as well. My daughter had such a great time here! read more

Buford Corn Maze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Buford, Georgia

We bought 4 tickets online for the haunted forest for Wednesday . We drove over an hour just to find out that it's only available on Friday , Saturday and Sunday . Why sell tickets online for Wednesday availability if it's not open . We tried to make the best of it and go to the corn maze but it was very short and everything else was childish ... great for 5 year olds but that's all Never coming back read more

I took my soon to be two year old here on Monday & although the weather was gloomy, he enjoyed himself. I loved how creative this business was with how they made their slide out of tires & plastic bins and the little wagon ride out of what appeared to be old barrels or buckets of some sort. The staff was extremely friendly , although I didn't see a lot of people wearing masks but it didn't really bother me at all because it wasn't crowded and everyone was socially distanced anyway. The hayride was probably my favorite part because in the beginning of our ride, the guy driving explained that each year they follow a different path that was created. For instance, last year it was shaped like a butterfly & this year it was two hands with a heart in between which I thought was super cool. Although the maze was a little small in my opinion , I think it was a nice amount of things for my toddler to enjoy & we'll definitely recommend to others. :) read more

One word: amazing! There are so many activities for toddlers and children! -hayride -mini animal farm -pony rides -jump balloon / cushion -toddler playground and kid playground -see-saws -corn maze and corn pit -haunted house (believe on weekends at night) -pumpkin patch We arrived early on a Sunday around 11am. They open at 10am and we didn't leave until 2pm. Our toddler enjoyed the pony ride ($6) - only take cash so make sure to bring some with you! The hayride could be cooler but it is a cute little break from walking around! The corn pit was fun for kids (ours did not want to get out!). The playground is massive and enjoyable for kids. I liked there was lots of shaded tents for picnic tables. Boiled peanuts were good - pricey at $6 for a small. Chips and drinks are about $2-$3 each - decent variety. The jumping balloon cushion was huge and it was enjoyable, however if it is a hot day then the surface gets VERY warm so please beware of tiny toddler feet! The pumpkin patch area was cute (not super huge). They have all kinds of pumpkins for sale. There is also a restaurant but we did not go eat there; it has burgers, grilled cheese, and some basics available. I would encourage not bringing a stroller as the ground is rocky and it is hard to push around. Wagons would be a much better option! Also, parking is free & we paid $16 p/p and children under 2 are free. We will definitely be going back next year! read more

I can't give this place more than 3 stars. It left me underwhelmed - the maze is quite basic, and after an hour, it felt like there wasn't much else to engage with. It would enhance the experience if visitors were allowed to interact with the farm animals or even pick a piece of corn, especially given the almost $18 per person ticket price... Anyway it is fine for one time experience but just don't expect too much from here. read more

This place was pretty alright. Unsure why the reviews make it appear to be worse. I mean. When I arrived, the massive crowd deterred me since I was afraid they were going to be a spoiler for the corn maze and haunted forest. Overall though, I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The lay of the place has many areas. There was a small selection of pumpkins already pre-picked. There was a concession stand selling apple cider, hot chocolate, and the typical fall drinks. There was also a corn store (?) in the area as well. There were some areas for pictures (hay patches, a tractor, funny character faces where you poke your head through a wooden board). The prices for the corn maze + hay ride was $14. The price was the same if you wanted to do the haunted forest + hayride. I would highly recommend the combo package since the haunted forest lasts about 10 minutes. The price for the combo package was $22. The corn maze took about an hour if you try to find all 6 clues. The thing was that each clue post has a clue. You have to string the answer together to create a phrase that you provide when you exit the maze. Post #5 sucked. Let me just say that since we were about to give up. Oh. And there are two lookout posts (in case you get lost and need assistance--or to supervise) so don't get confused if you're using that as a landmark. At one point, our group literally made a circle around one of these posts. The employee was like, "I was going to tell you, but that would not have been fun." :\ The haunted forest's line was about 30 minutes of wait time (?). I don't remember exactly the duration, but I know the wait time was longer than the actual forest. You are literally led through the beginning parts of the forest, and it lasts about 10 minutes. This wasn't scary as I've built an immunity to these "haunted" houses, or forest in this case. Lol. I mean. I did get startled and screamed, but I don't get frightened anymore. At a few parts I was laughing. Now doesn't that say much... For a small establishment like this, the haunted forest was unique and different. It was super scary so don't count on that, but decent enough. The ending was unique, but then again, haunted house goers can already guess... The hayride was pretty neat since they take you through the forest. There's a lover's area or something like that where the tree branches made an arch. The guide even turned off the lights for a few minutes for privacy. Lol! The majority of the ride was through the forest, and so it was pitch dark. A pretty interesting ride. I suppose the vibe would be different during broad day light. Overall, this place is pretty cool and okay. Parking sucked. Let me just say that. I was lucky to have found a spot right in the main area as I pulled in, but most folks parked along the side or had to drive to the back of the place to park alongside the trees. read more

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Doesn't stay open year round. This place is packed during the fall season. Corn maze, kids activities and a haunted house.

Feel bad giving 2 stars. People who work here are nice. But there's not much happening for $16. There's a playground with farm themed slide, swing, and seesaw. Pony with rides on a very tired pony. Other caged animals--goat, chickens, pigs, rabbit. Corn maze of course. Simple menu with hot dogs, corn dogs, burgers, and drinks. Simple but not exciting. Even my 2, 3, and 4 year olds were bored. read more

This was a great short trip and fun activity to do with our friend group! While theres a lot for children to do, theres so much adults can enjoy too! The maze + hayride cost $15 total which you can choose the haunted or the regular. If you want to do both you can get a combo deal of $25! They maze depending on how focused you want to be lol can take anywhere from 35 minutes to an hour roughly and its super fun to go in and find the check marks! Also the hayride was fun even though there was no hay, the forest was very pretty to see! They have a kiddie area, a petting zoo, a pumpkin patch area, corn maze and concessions! Its a great short trip and i would definitely go back! read more

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It's a fun little place to take your kids/ babies. Loved the popcorn. amazing place to take lots of pictures too!

I had a great time with my Goddaughter and her family. Buford corn maze is a nice fall afternoon family friendly evening.

#FamilyPlayDates We were amazed by the Corn Maze, Hay & Pony Rides at The Buford Corn Maze. Their family fun activities were the perfect combo for our Fall Family Fun Adventure! ‍‍‍‍‍‍ We decided to go to the Buford Hayride because it's known for having one of the longest hayrides in Georgia, and they didn't let us down. We also enjoyed the huge fun corn maze and pony rides. Our kids will never forget these amazing family memories we made at Buford Corn Maze and we are so grateful. Plan your next Family Play date at Burford Corn Maze because you'll make the most memorable experience for your whole family to enjoy. And bring friends because family adventures are always more fun when you bring another adventurous family. Williams Family Fun Adventures read more

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I took my toddlers for the 1st time and we had a blast. In my opinion, this corn maze is a good fit for families with children 8 and under. If you have children older than this, they may not enjoy themselves. There is a kiddie corner, corn maze, hay ride, animal corner (w/paid pony ride) and pumpkin patch where the kids can pick out their pumpkins. I don't know if it was just me, but I feel like the pumpkin patch should have been included in the price, even if it is just the small pumpkins. However depending on the size of the pumpkins they range in price from $1-15. The food was also pretty good (hot dogs, corn dogs, and hamburger) and their prices were reasonable ($3.50-6.50). I do plan to bring my children back here in the future. read more

Haunted forest was super fun, one of the better haunted houses I've been too. However, if you are a runner when getting scared wear a helmet. There are lots of tree roots in the ground and I did fall and eat dirt ab 3 times. And also it is very dark I was in full sprint mode and ran straight into a metal poll. But it was very much worth it. Actors are very dedicated and continued to stay in scare mode even when I was on the ground. 10/10 read more

My kids and I really enjoyed the tractor ride and searching for clues through the corn maze.

I was overall not impressed! The corn maze was okay and the haunted house was not scary at all. However, it was a great time to spend with friends and family and we had a good time hanging out with each other! read more

Y'all this place is WAY overpriced!! $36 for two people ?!?! That's nuts! It was Tuesday at 1 PM! And the maze isn't super long (took my boyfriend and I 20 min), they don't give you a map, and the activities they have are very mediocre. The hayride (no hay btw, just benches on a trailer) just took you around the corn by the road and In the woods. Wasn't entertaining and all they try to do is sell you on their concession stands. To us it was not worth it sorry read more

Looking for a fun destination for the grandkids, we learned about the Buford Corn Maze. It turned out to be a great local experience. The Corn Maze itself was properly confusing and intimidating! The farm animal petting area and the farm equipment to climb on was fun. The 'hayride' was pleasant and well organized. The downsides were, as others have noted, a somewhat challenging parking situation, and pretty steep prices for refreshments...but...what do you expect? Overall definitely a place for 4-8 year olds! But I wouldn't recommend it for older kids...who will dash through the maze and then spend time on their gaming devices. read more

I find myself becoming that curmudgeonly older guy who hates what everything costs these days. Inflation will always be a part of a progressive economy, but it seems as though prices have jumped exponentially over the past decade. Simple foods such as hamburgers have increased dramatically. I spent over $14 a few weeks ago at Five Guys for a double cheeseburger, fries and a drink. The new burger boutiques are right around $12 for just fries and a double burger (no drink) and some places in town charge $30 for a burger... a BURGER! (Almost made me cuss just thinking about it!) http://www.yelp.com/biz/local-three-atlanta?hrid=iiGX16DPd5q2Ol4cL2LjnQ Ordering a soda while out to eat cost as much as a happy meal did when I was a kid. Some places charge $2.99 or more. Don't even get me started on gas prices, youth sports leagues and people who expect a tip for a take out order. Seriously? You handed me a bag of food and maybe gave me a smile and I must now tip for that? So to come to a corn maze and pay $14 per person ($1 more than 2013) no matter the age, is... well, preposterous! Or pay $22 per person and you can also walk their haunted forest which means a family of four will pay $88 for two or three hours of fun running through a field of corn. *Scratch that... the rules clearly state "no running."* THE EXPERIENCE The goal of the maze is to find 6 stations w/clues throughout the maze. A nearly impossible task unless you pick up the map available at the maze entrance or scan the QR codes @ each station to receive a text for directions to the next station. I must admit that's pretty cool. I thought the trail was designed well to get the most out of the corn field. Once you've complete the maze you can take a 20 minute hay ride included in the cost of admission. Or you can check out the pumpkin patch, pet a few of the animals, take a pony ride (additional cost) or have fun in the corn box. Seriously, I had no idea corn was so comfortable to lay on. We buried ourselves in corn and had more fun here than in the maze! We were picking corn out of odd places for days.... LOL The Haunted Forest was fun and particularly scary at night if you have a phobia for clowns and chain saws. One of the kids in our group LITERALLY ran right out of his left shoe when the hockey-masked chainsaw guy and the creepy clown guy gave chase! Ran completely out of his shoe I say! Bwaaaahahaha! It was hilarious. [NOTES] One of the owners here also happens to be the host of the TV show called Small Town / Big Deal: http://vimeo.com/104642753 FINAL THOUGHTS Overall we had fun, but then again our group would've had fun anywhere. I firmly believe this corn maze is too expensive! BUT, it is a quality experience. I hear tell they have bouncy houses for the kids during the day (we came at night), live entertainment on the weekends and karaoke on Friday nights. There is also a concessions area with boiled peanuts, candy, hot dogs, drinks and other goodies for sale. I would highly recommend you pick up a bag of home-made deep fried BBQ flavored pork skins. They are thee best I've ever had! Buford Corn Maze is a lovely (and pricey) family experience that only happens late October through mid November. So don't try coming here in the Spring or Summer months because there will be nothing here. However, they do have Christmas trees for sale after Thanksgiving :-) I was torn over giving them 5 stars for the family friendly fun or 3 stars for the exorbitant touristy prices. I chose 4 stars because it really is a lot of fun for the kids. But if they raise the price again next year, they can definitely count on our family not returning. There are plenty of places that offer FREE fall activities and many have just about everything offered here except the corn maze. * * * PICTURES: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-buford-corn-maze-buford?select=mIgyBwfqZ7ZRi80-H2v72A&userid=JjXuiru1_ONzDkYVrHN0aw#mIgyBwfqZ7ZRi80-H2v72A read more

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