Just went to the strawberry festival at Warner Farm. Folk music, go karts, pancakes, and multiple fields of strawberries to pick from. Well be improvising strawberry recipes for the next couple days! read more

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They moved the strawberry fields and make you drive through fields to park. I have a Honda Civic and bottomed out several times ripping off my skid plate! I will never go back!!!! read more

The whole experience was very challenging from the food, terribly overpriced for a family, entrance fee, drinks, tokens to buy. Rest room long lines, drinks & food long lines, they need to change something to make it easier for families, no seating for the seniors, unless a picnic table that others need. Very dirty tables to eat from. read more

Mike's Maze is located in scenic Sunderland, MA... a combination aerially discernible image and corn maze is crafted here each season with the apparent running theme of 'awesome' - Mike's has featured constructs from Albert Einstein to Julia Child... this year saw patrons getting delightedly turned around amid a reproduction of Odysseus and Polyphemus "An Odyssey in Corn"... After a brief introduction (stay on the path, keep up with your kids, etc) you are given a fistful of tokens, a score-sheet/rough map and a tall colored flag (in case you have an inner ear problem and get fully lost) and are set loose into the field... You then get to navigate your way through the maze, making your first decision as soon as you have taken a few steps inside... every so often you will stumble upon a mini-game that you can buy into utilizing one of your tokens, once complete you will get an official check to your score-sheet... should you complete all the games in one go there's a special (not so special, mind you) prize for you at the end... The mini-games are as fun as they are variable... previous years have seen a tomato trebuchet, a potato cannon, a water puzzle, an archery event... the list goes on... all extremely silly good times... At turns you'll come across little kids excitedly arguing about which turn is the correct one, grandparents calling for their wards, hipsters moving quickly away from each other as they cease their extremely public display of affection at your arrival and even a few 50 something married couples in the same state... there's just something about Warner Farm that brings out the happy in folk... When you've gotten tired of getting lost, have chapped lips from canoodling or have mastered the maze you head back to the main tent and collect your goodies - different from year to year but they always manage to be keepsakes that elicit a smile... In addition to the greatness of the maze pony and hay cart rides are on site for the kids beginning in October... They are closed for the season in November... when you're done with Mike's head to Sugarloaf Frostee for a bite and get to the top of Sugarloaf itself... the maze is a sight to behold from that far above... Go here and make delightful memories for you and yours... read more

Mike's Maze At Warner Farm - CSA Near Me - Sunderland, Massachusetts

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We were first timers at Mike's Maze. Our whole team was of adult age and we spent no time at the children related activities. You are given a team number and a flag, I assume for rescue purposes. You put a giant washer on a peg board to signify that your team is in the maze. There a numerous games you may play while in the maze. The nature of this particular maze provided large open areas that lessened the maze effect. We spent a little over an hour to complete our game card. We scored high and got sugar pumpkins as prizes. We bantered with the kettle corn booth people as to our theories on how they created the maze. Our favs were drones with flamethrowers and giant stencils held up by hot air balloons. It was a fun time and very well run. Parking was ample and directions were clear. read more

This place is such a rip off. WE counted our paint balls for the zombie maze. Not even close to the 75 paint-balls they said were included. $20 get you 9 scenes or one half circle of some lame scenes (all really just one scene) where you run out of ammo even if being conservative. it last maybe 10 minutes or so. the tour guide has the enthusiasm of a rock. I counted 51 paint balls and we even bought an extra pack. I will be reporting them to the better business burrow today Dont waste your money the only goal of this place is to ripe off their community and create an unaffordable good time for kids. $5 for a potato cannon come! such a crock of s$#@. I wish people would boycott this stuff and make them lower there prices. STAY AWAY UNLESS YOU HAVE MONEY TO THROW AWAY! read more

Warner Farm is also Mike's Maze. The first thing I would like to say is that I love the farmers here. When I lived in NJ I never had farms like here. Here there are fun farms, farms with art gardens, pet pigs with hats, crazy chickens, insane ice cream but no one brings the fun like Warner Farm. Of course really growing up around these farms is like magic for children. Warner Farm has a great shop that sells in messed up food unlike what you have been eating from Shop and Shop for years. Warner also host Mike's Maze. Mike's Maze is a month and a half long event that included a gigantic man made crop Maze that can be seen from space with a game inside that includes really hard questions. Also there are lamas and bunnies, food, a stupid huge slide, a trampoline, tractor rides, potato guns, etc. my old complaint really is that the food sold for Mike's Maze does not use the food sold in the store. I would happily pay more for a local bison burger with veggies from their farm. Either way, this place is amazing. I go every year. Sometimes more than once. read more

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I was at Mike's Maze today (10/15/17). We purchased some cider, kettle corn and a can Diet Coke. The coke was absolutely tasteless (even for Diet Coke). When we got to the car it dawned on me to check the expiration date. I thought that maybe the Diet Coke was a month or two after the expiration date. But the expiration date was December of 2015! No wonder it was tasteless. I don't know how a "local" business can sell a product shouldn't be sold to the public. read more

Had a great time do the maze was very well put together I like the clues in the history that was left throughout the maze to try to figure out what's going on so I was awesome very educational. I like that you guys had the rides and the jumper bouncy thing and that big slide that was cool entertainment for the kids. The food was not so great little pricey. read more

Came here for Mike's maze on a moderately busy day. The only reason that I gave it 3 stars is due to the price point and length of time to get food. It's a little confusing that simple foods like grilled cheese, hamburgers, and hot dogs, costing around $7 with fries, would take 45 minutes to get. To add a little insult to that injury, one of our orders was short an item, which undoes the fun of the maze due to cranky, hungry children. Outside of that, beautiful maze and setting, with plenty to do. read more

Mike's Maze is always really clever (this is our 6th year doing it), educational and fun. It's a great way to spend time together, in a beautiful outdoor setting (Mount Sugarloaf looms over the maze fields and is a great add-on trip if you have the time for the relatively short hike.) It's not cheap, especially if you succumb to the add-ons of potato blaster, food, etc. But you can make a long afternoon of it with friends or family and is well worth it. We plan on it every year. This year, our 12 year old asked to do the night-time zombie patrol and after reading the FAQ's we thought we'd give it a try. It's even more expensive ($20/person) and for us, totally not worth it. Some folks on our ride had done it before, so it obviously works for some people. But it was really short - they say 20 minutes, but ours was 10-15 at best - and the action very, very tame. Not spooky in the least. Our kid recommends McCray's Farm's halloween action as far, far better. http://www.fearonthefarm.com/ We've also picked strawberries at Warner Farm PYO and that's always great, and in such a beautiful setting. Plenty of parking, day and night. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g41856-d8799692-r432932542-Mike_s_Maze-Sunderland_Massachusetts.html# read more

The corn maze is what drew me and the family here. It is a big maze with lots of fun for all mini games to play hidden throughout. We all enjoyed it very much. Then off to the "petting zoo" which is just a small fenced in area of goats, sheep and a llama. After that, if you want to do any of the other fun activities they offer, you have to pay an arm and a leg for everything. After spending $28 for 3 of us to do the maze, it was another $5 each to use the potato cannons, $4 each to go on a wagon ride around the farm $5 for a pony ride, $2 for a can of soda and $2 for one cone to feed to the goats. It was just too expensive to really enjoy it. Although it was nice and a beautiful ride up there, I doubt we will return. read more