Such a cute farm. It was not crowded at all. Parking was plentiful and easily to navigate. The staff were all so kind and fun to engage with. FYI: Cell service is hard there. It was lacking in a lot of spots. I was ok with it because it forced me to be in the moment. The farm was pretty clean as well. We did 2/4 mazes. They were great! I appreciated the staff that were walking around inside the mazes helping you if needed. They do a wonderful job with the mazes. The staff were so helpful. The pumpkin patch area was cute. There were pumpkins here and there. They had all types. The typical orange, the specialties that were different colors, had bumps etc, and lastly they had the smaller pumpkins/gourds. They were priced reasonable at under a $1 a pound. It may have been maybe $0.90 a lb... but definitely under $1 a lb. The wagon ride was nice. I will always love a wagon ride. When walking through the pumpkin patch there maybe some prickers stuck to you. Be careful walking around the patch. This is a farm. Take in consideration of your outfit and shoes. If it's dry out the dirt is dusty and will leave dust on your shoes and everywhere else. I looked like I had used self tanner on my exposed skin from the wagon ride. Hehe. Nothing a baby wipe can't take care of. There were two food trucks. We opted for the truck that was serving hotdogs. It was the perfect set up. They were delicious! The country store was great. They had fudge, apple cider, lots of goods, and slushies. We enjoyed the sweets and treats. The cold apple cider hit the spot on the warm October Saturday. The playground area was fantastic. It was a hit with our group. Some of us adults enjoyed it, especially the slide. Overall it's a great farm, and a great place to take the family. read more

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I visited Liberty Mills Farm for the first time with a local outdoor adventures group for their flashlight corn maze event. It's a little over an hour away from Richmond and holds the title of the largest corn maze in Virginia. They have a different theme each year for the maze, and this year's was "Into the Deep" (ocean-themed). Our group chose the hardest maze (blue) and spent at least two hours in it. We didn't get all of the hole punches, as after we got our 7th of 21, we decided to just focus on finding the exit as it was nearing closing time. We did stumble upon hole punch 21 at the end though! The price for attendance was reasonable, and the whole vibe of the farm was very chill. It's really a perfect fall activity. They have a little market too with fun candies, fudge, and ciders. I had a hot apple cider, which was great to hold in the maze. I also bought some stick candies and candy corn fudge. They also have a little fire pit and porta pots if you need the restroom. read more

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Customer service.. and not profile . We were singled out as a group of 10 adults of color.. escorted out for various reasons that the staff could not even explain. No loud noises, wait for your lecture of do and don't, don't step on fallen corn and don't misstep on the uneven trail.. they will assume you are drunk and put you out and call the police... OH the police did not see any violations so no one was arrested . But if it was up to the older rude mean guy.. we all would have been... Reasons... walking through a cornfield while being black and loud.... read more

Welcoming to all people who can follow safety and human decency rules. It's a fun place for our blind daughter to get to enjoy. read more

Amazing experience! Different levels of difficulty with the mazes - which we loved! The trivia one was very cool. The staff was so kind and welcoming of us to the farm. Helpful in the maze too when we were lost! Haha Highly recommend! read more

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The owner is rude! He shouldn't be working with people! The sunflowers were beautiful but you were only allowed to pick from the field on the right, you can only take pictures with the field on the left. Felt like they were watching our every move to make sure we didn't touch those flowers. Definitely won't be back! read more

We have been coming to Liberty Mills for the last 6 or seven years. The corn mazes and playground are amazing, and our kids always have a blast. The staff has always been pleasant and welcoming. We're very sorry to hear they have closed for the year, and sincerely hope they will reopen for 2026. read more

Beautiful farm. I am devastated to hear about confrontations forcing you to close. I went on my birthday with my kids and my best friends her wife and child. We had a blast. The owner was out came and talked to us showed us the butterfly garden everyone was super kind and accommodating. I hope you open next year because we plan on making it an annual trip! I wish you the best regardless. read more

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This is a working farm and a fabulous experience for anyone who patronizes the farm. They have made a tremendous effort to create a fun and SAFE environment on a working farm. Because this is a working farm with inherent hazards of farm equipment and valuable produce, they do have rules and policies that patrons are expected to follow. If people weren't so quick to sue to make a buck, and if people behaved better in general, maybe so many rules wouldn't be necessary. That being said, if you can't follow rules or instructions, stay home, Ginny B. And Louis S., it wasn't the farm owners who dumped a nasty diaper in the maze. It was another rude patron like yourself. Insurance is expensive. It only takes one unruly child (who should be on a leash) getting injured and suing because they blame a business for their personal irresponsibility to get the Commercial General Liability insurance cancelled and the place shut down. If a brief discussion about rules and safety annoys you, stay away. (One negative review complained that they are too safety conscious). If you think the rules don't apply to you, including being on time for your corn maze, stay away. The owners are NOT racists for asking you to leave when your entitled self doesn't show up on time, you don't move through the maze in a timely or safe manner, are loud and obnoxious, or you cause other disruptions (Sonja J) . YOU are an inconsiderate guest. If you can't control your spawn, keep them at home. (A couple of negative reviews were posted by Karens who didn't supervise their children as they were instructed and went full barbeque Becky because their kids were told to behave.) Common courtesy says you don't let your heathens run wild in public places, Karen. If you can't follow the rules that say, "One child at a time on the slide", then your brat doesn't get to play on the playground, Kate G. and Amanda S. If your 5 year old can't read, that's a You problem. You should be supervising your illiterate kid. If you can't follow the rules that say, "Produce aren't furniture or things to be stepped on or climbed over," then stick to Chuck E. Cheese, Thorsten K. Common courtesy also says if you damage property belonging to someone else, you pay for it. So when you're out-of-control spawn damage something, you suck it up and pay for it! And finally, anyone who smokes around other people in public places is just rude. No one wants to smell your nasty habit. And I'm sure the farm owner doesn't want your filthy habit catching the corn maze (or the hay ride) on fire. read more

Absolutely love their corn mazes. There are 4 different mazes, one being a mystery maze without a map. Each maze has special goals. In the blue corn maze, your goal is to find 21 stations to get special punches on your map. Stations are not identified on the map so you have to get "lost" to find them. My husband and I took us 2.5 hours to find them all. The red maze has a trivia cross puzzle you can complete. You can also get lost in the dark with the flashlight but I'd be too scared for that challenge haha We ended our adventure with homemade ice cream. It was very soft but not creamy which I appreciated a lot after long hours in the maze. read more

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So sad to hear this is shutting down. I've been there when there were great crowds and it was a lot of fun and this year unfortunately bad behavior put it to the point where the joy for this 70-year-old owner is no longer there. They have pretty simple rules. This place is for kids and adults , be kind , they put trash cans everywhere so don't litter , and don't mess up the corn because they do Harvest it . Some people don't like rules and feel they are entitled to do whatever they want wherever they want and in this case it just hurts it for everybody. read more

We had an amazing time ar the Liberty Mills Farm corn maze We did 2 of the 4 maze options filling our afternoon with fall fun

Absolutely phenomenal! Would recommend to everyone! My only warning is that you pay attention to the rules and follow them. All the poor reviews I see are from folks either not following guidelines and getting angry about being called on it, or not wanting to have to abide by any rules at all. The corn *is actually how the farm pays its bills* if you want to be allowed to run rampant through corn destroying it while screaming and yelling I recommend growing your own patch to play in. We had a phenomenal time when we visited earlier this month! read more

Cute farm. Nice location. Can tell they put a lot of thought into their corn maze. It's a shame people can put up fake bad reviews.

I Hated IT. It was the worst fall festival ever. They have a playground and like you are supposed to not play on it.

Fun corn mazes. I've visited Liberty Mills Farm in three different years, and each year they have a different corn maze. They offer both mazes where you follow a map and mazes where there is no map and you try to escape using strategy and memory. Every maze that I have tried has been an enjoyable time. They also offer tractor rides and have a playground in addition to various snacks in their barn. I would recommend Liberty Mills Farm if you want to complete a corn maze in central Virginia. read more

We had such an amazing time at Liberty Mills Farm picking flowers!! Don't forget to try the lavender lemonade and ice cream. Love their staff! Can't wait to come back! read more

Liberty Mills Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Somerset, Virginia

Very rude staff. We had placed our small toddler on a pumpkin to rake a picture (being at a pumpkin farm that seemed like a normal thing to do) when we were told that 'pumpkins are a fruit and bruise easily'! So don't touch any of the thousands of pumpkins they have. VERY family unfriendly. Being from Somerset we'd like to support local businesses, but this establ we cannot and will not support or recommend! Thank you for ruining our outing ! read more

We wound our way through the largest corn maze in the United States and solved trivia challenges along the way. There were four mazes to challenge you. We opted for the medium maze and it took us about an hour or so. It was a lot of fun and will be a great family experience for you. The gift of a smarties candy for tackling the maze was lame though. All in all I highly recommend this activity. read more

My family and I visited Liberty Mills back in October and I've been meaning to write this review for a while. The reason for my five star rating is in large part due to the very nice and accommodating manager, Evie. I had a small complaint in the past and she not only addressed the problem but made sure that my family had a pleasant visit when we came in the week before Halloween. The farm was pretty full during our visit but it never seemed over crowded. We started our day with a visit to the playground so that our young daughter could run around and let out some energy. After getting a quick bite to eat, we decided to tackle the super big mystery maze. This maze is no joke and you really gotta be committed to get through it. We were able to get through in about an hour and a half, which seems like a pretty decent accomplishment given its size and difficulty. After a rest and more treats from the general store, we took a stroll through the pumpkin patch and flower garden; both are very instagrammable for all you influencers out there. Then we tackled the easy children's maze. As night time came, we decided to do the intermediate maze in the dark. This was quite thrilling as you wind your way through corn stalk alleys and narrow passages with only the glow of your flashlight to guide you. By the time we finished that maze, we were exhausted and headed home. All in all, it was a day well spent. Thanks again to Evie for helping create a fun and pleasant visit for me and my family! read more

I came today with a friend and 3 kids between us to pick flowers. The flowers were absolutely gorgeous and the owners were so kind! The ice cream was loved by all. I even thought I'd left my wallet, and they went all over the property looking for it for me. They really went above and beyond! Don't be like us and come when it's like 100% humidity and pretty muddy, but otherwise it was a fantastic experience. Can't wait to come back in a few months for the corn maze! read more

The maze is amazing and the owners are very friendly and approachable. I see some of these negative reviews and think there is definitely more of the story. Rainstorms are not a good excuse for a bad review, and not following the farms rules, is not a good excuse for a bad review. Been going for years and have always enjoyed it. read more

Beautiful place and lovely people! When we came in with our bucket filled, they gave us 2 more flowers that fit perfectly with our arrangement. They gave us so many recommendations on things to do in the area! read more

Liberty Mills Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Somerset, Virginia

Liberty Mills has the biggest corn maze on the East Coast! How big is it? Well lemme tell ya... There are four levels of mazes- one being the smallest and easiest and four being the biggest and most difficult. It took a PhD student, a UVA law student, and yours truly- after putting our heads together- two hours to get through level two. AND we were the only group to fully complete level two that day. Other things to know: 1. It's only $10 per person per day to go through whatever mazes however many times you want. 2. There is a prize if you complete levels two, three, or four. 3. I'm not telling you what the prize for level two is. 4. Buy a pumpkin cupcake. It's amazing. 5. They change up the mazes every year. 6. I want to go back next year. read more

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Do not visit this farm. We drove nearly an hour to spend a late afternoon exploring the corn maze. While the maze was relatively enjoyable, our play time at the children's area was abruptly cut short by a red-faced man tearing through the gravel in a golf cart-ish vehicle to yell at our children as they looked at us with bewildered and afraid faces. The offense? More than one child went down the slide at a time. We had been playing in the area for a good half hour with several other families, and at no time was there was any child alone on the slide. Parents rode down the slide with their children. Children rode down together, laughing and squealing. We were told to leave. LEAVE, y'all. No warning. No opportunity to apologize, read the signage, and fix our mistake. We. Were. Told. To. Leave. I have never been so simultaneously embarrassed and enraged. You must be thinking we're leaving out part of the story - the part where we were disrespectful or argued. Nope. He yelled at our kids and immediately told us to leave. I confirmed we were being told to leave by asking, "Are you telling us we have to leave?" The man said, "It's common sense." As we walked to our car, we searched for and did discover signage indicating one child at a time on the slide - at the back of the slide, where my five-year-old non-reader couldn't have made heads or tails of it, and I didn't see it as I waited eagerly at the bottom for her. I've attached the picture I took seconds before we were yelled at. Do you see signs? In retrospect, I suppose the aggressive signage (really - there are like 20!) as you enter the corn maze (i.e. Do not touch corn! $10 fee per stalk!) should have been enough of a clue to us that we had chosen the wrong location to enjoy our evening. It's clear the owner doesn't actually want visitors; he just wants your money. Don't give it to him! read more

Liberty Mills Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Somerset, Virginia

As other reviews have mentioned, the owner patrols the grounds administering large doses of humiliation to young children. He actually marched my 11 year old son over to us with a firm grip on his shoulder. At first glance I was immediately concerned that a pedophile had grasped my child but then he headed our way and gave us a lecture. My son had gone down the slide on his back once and then started down the slide again as a child was still exiting from the bottom. My husband and I would have amicably enforced rules. But no. We left with my conscientious rule-oriented child near tears. Somewhat amusing, behind the slide scene was an older child pushing children off the hay bays to their squealing delight. Anyway- live, learn, don't return! Please consider Round Hill Farm near Culpeper. The only reason we ended up at Liberty Mills was due to the long line outside Round Hill. read more

Not much for food. The one food truck closed at 5 pm on a Sat. The store is out of coffee, kettle corn and my favorite types of fudge. Nothing else to eat other than sweets, and the vanilla ice cream was too sweet. Was told that the hayrides have ended. There is nothing to do other than the maze. Not sure how late in the year pumpkins grow, but the field was pretty much picked over. read more

Just as good this year as it was last year. Corn maze was a blast. Didn't do the Pumpkin Patch this year (which we find to be a bit over priced), but we adore the hard work and creativeness of the aMAZEing Maize that the owner throws together year after year. Would recommend for EVERYONE. read more

The process of how the maze(s) are constricted is pretty interesting; be sure to ask if you go. We had a grand ol time traipsing around 3 of the 4 different mazes. The maps correlate perfectly to the maze. We weren't so concerned with the trivia or punches. We just wanted to find out way out. We skipped the hayride and pumpkins but had a lovely afternoon together as a family, problem solving and working together! Thank you! read more

Liberty Mills Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Somerset, Virginia

This was my first corn maze and honestly I only went to scare my girlfriend and her sister when it got dark lol. But it was fun regardless. I don't know if they ever do horror corn mazes here but if they don't I wish they did, that would be amazing. Staff was great, the treats in the market were delicious. Overall I enjoyed my time there. Oh and the dog Shadow is awesome. read more

We wanted to do something different and this was wonderful. Went strawberry picking and I can't believe how different these tasted. Yum! Got homemade ice cream and some popcorn for our next movie night. The owners are welcoming and kind. Worth the trip. read more

website and activities look enticing. However, the staff and business plan ruined it. I went with my wife and our daughter (18mos) looking for something fun to do on the weekend. It was our daughters first visit to the pumpkin patch. It was an absolute waste of time. Before we got a wrist band we were going to get food. as my wife was waiting at a table (feeding our daughter) a staff member came over and kicked her out "not without a wrist band are you doing that here." I was in line for close to 45mins to get food before we planned to explore the farm. After learning of this from my wife we immediately left. I do not recommend for any family with kids under 4 unless you plan to have the staff be extremely rude to you. We will never be back and if we could prevent anyone from going we would. would never recommend this place. From the other reviews here, seems like no one should go unless they want the staff to be mean to their kids too. Be weary if planning to go, probably be best if you take your business elsewhere. read more

Purchased six tickets online for a Saturday, but Saturday was then a day of rain and thunderstorms. The forecast called for high winds and strong storms. I called in the morning and asked about refunds. The woman was rude and completely inflexilble, insisting that the forecast was variable and she was not concerned. I explained that I did not feel safe bringing kids into a corn maze during a thunderstorm. No help at all. Finally, she recommended that I could send an email requesting to use my tickets on another date but no refunds. So I sent the email, and no reply. Out about $100. read more

Terrible customer service. Very rude. No clear directions and unfriendly owners. No plans in returning. Very disappointed for the 40 minute drive just for pumpkins. read more

This was such a fun experience to do not too far from Richmond! We did the second to hardest maze and it took us about 1 hour 45 minutes to complete and find all the hole punches. It was very sneaky in the punches are well hidden and I had a lot of fun trying to figure out where in the world I was on this corn map. It was pretty hard but with a group of four we did a good job I think. I also really enjoy this seems to be a family business. The person giving us the rules and details for The Maze looked like he was about 14 and was trying to follow all the corny script he was given. I super enjoyed him he was funny and delightful as I think only a teenager can be in this position. I think we also met the owner he was really nice so that was cool. He's also really fun to go into their little market I got there ghost pepper pimento cheese which wasn't as spicy as I thought it was going to be and giving me free samples is definitely a great way to sell me something so I bought that and I bought their pumpkin butter that I've been enjoying on English muffins each morning it's a little sweet so the English muffin really balances it. Its just great. I would not bother doing the hayride because it's like literally a thousand feet. But it would probably be really great for small children who lose interest in things quickly. I would definitely come back I'm really pleased with the value and experience. (Party of 4 adults in attendance) read more

We visited the 2017 corn maze and were very impressed. Liberty Mills boasts to have the largest corn maze in Virginia, and I'd say that's a safe bet. They offered 4 different mazes of varied degrees of difficulty. We did the Red maze, which was estimated to take 1 hour, and took us about 50 minutes. There was one maze above this level, which was estimated at 2-hours. The field itself is well kept (although we were early in the season). The corn was 10 feet tall and planted nice and thick. While navigating the maze, you truly felt like you were in a maze. The staff was nice and we even found one staff member inside the maze checking on people to make sure they were doing ok and offering assistance if they were truly lost. Fortunately, we didn't need any help to get free. The property also had a nice kids play area, which a few activities for the little ones, like crawling through a tunnel made of corn stalks, or playing checkers with small pumpkins serving as the game pieces. The farm also offered a hay ride, which we didn't do, but looked fun. You may ask yourself, why 4 stars instead of 5? Simple answer -- The barn / store was a little dirty and uninspired. Food options were very limited. The soda fridge door was so dirty you couldn't see what was inside unless you opened the door. Everything outside the barn was excellent, but this area needed real attention. If you're looking for a well built corn maze and a lot of challenge -- this is the place you're looking for. read more

They advertised an event that was non-existent when we arrived (BBQ Exchange -no food at all). If you have small kids, you really can only do the short maze but you still are paying full price.. 48$ later my kids could have cared less about a corn maze. The "hay ride" literally goes around the parking lot and back - less than quarter mile. The pumpkin patch is such a joke! All of the pumpkins were rotted with bugs inside them! They don't take care of their crops.. they were dried up and rotten. The "store" is basically empty.. overall, what a waste of time and money... biggest attraction was kids playing on top of a hay pile.. but you have to pay 12$ a person for that... this place sucks. read more

Liberty Mills Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Somerset, Virginia

THE WORST FARM I HAVE BEEN TO. We arrived on time for the flashlight maze so we went into the maze. The only one open was the yellow one, which I figured is because we got there at the last entry. After finishing the maze, we decided we would take our six year old daughter to the activity center. Keep in mind, the activity center has no lights so you have to take a flashlight to be able to see anything. Once there, she played for about 20 minutes when a man flashed his light at us back and forth and yelled "LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY. THIS AREA IS CLOSED. LEAVE NOW!" My daughter was terrified that someone approached us and didn't even greet us, he just yelled at us from about 20 feet away the whole time. I grabbed my daughter and as we were leaving we checked the signs for the activity center, it had no time about closings, and this was around 9pm, they close at 10pm. I checked in with the staff there and was told it was Kent. The OWNER! The OWNER yells at his customers, has no respect even with children present. I DO NOT recommend this place. Horrible experience. read more

Wonderful day in the sunshine! So much fun wandering and getting lost on the corn maze and then finding just enough help to find the clues and get back out again. We did the "blue" route a medium hard puzzle, in about 1 hr 20 min and found most of the clues to solve it. Tired enough by then that we didn't tackle the other mazes, there are 4 in all from easy to extremely hard with no map. Glad we went on a week day - from the size of the parking lot it looks like it is popular. Well organized and they do love the "corny" jokes. Have to do this again next year! read more

The worst time I've had with my child we over paid and he yelled at my fifteen year old boy for going by him self through the maze and yelled at my two little twins for going down the slide together and I talked to some of the other parents and they said the owner grabbed their son because he accidentally hit his shoulder on one of the corn stocks. This is poorly run and a bad area. I don't recommend coming to this place it is. one of the worst places to try to have fun. read more