Haunted cornfields are probably the easiest and cheesiest attractions in the whole Haunted Attraction industry. It is very very rare to come across one that I actually enjoy. Dark Crop I found by accident in the middle of a nowhere road one night. Getting out of the car and looking over a huge corn field that is at least 2 feet taller than most corn fields all I could hear was random screams in the distance. I was hooked from the beginning. Typically a corn attraction grows paths that are about 6 to 8 feet wide. The corn is dead and grassy and only 7 feet tall just tall enough that its difficult for most to look over. At Dark Crop you get about 1 to 2 feet wide of a path with stocks maybe 9 feet tall and thick like bamboo. Your way is barely lit by tiny little lantern posts. Other places you are lucky if you feel lost in the corn, at Dark Crop you are STUCK in the corn. Actors are more into it then most places, every one of them actually had a character. And Let me mention they have a little farm stand where you purchase the tickets. In the coolers they have what I think may be some of the BEST Pumpkin Woopie Pies EVER! So that's a bonus. Dark Crop is the right price for a good little side adventure during one of your October nights. One of the best New England has to offer if you ask me. read more

Such a cool idea!! We really liked the maze. The actors were all SPECTACULAR and the sets were great. We came last year and again this year. Unfortunately, it seems to have gotten much more popular in the last year-- and with more people comes some really poorly behaved ones. Given how successful the Dark Crop has become, it would really be to their benefit to add some staff to manage the extra crowds. -We had a big problem with lots of large groups cutting in front of us. The line was already very long. Then groups of people would come join a friend in line in front of us. We came with a group of eight and waited at the entrance until everyone was ready. Other groups would send one or two "delegates" to get here early, then the rest would all come cut in line. It's annoying when one or two people do it, but when the number cutting far exceeds the number waiting? Really inappropriate. And it happened several times. The worst was a sorority/frat group that *insisted* they had called and the manager said it was ok... Then, literally over twenty people cut in front of us as more carloads arrived from campus -Family fun and long lines means lots of antsy kids. Running and screaming is one thing-- ok fine we are outside, I'll deal with it. But some big groups with bunches of kids just like totally gave up on parenting. Example: Kids climbing the apple trees and having contests to shake out the most apples. Other kids had contests trying to shine flashlights into others guests' eyeballs to make people "go blind." It was really annoying. And we had to deal with it for 90+ minutes. Those are the types of issues that could be solved by having some folks stationed at the middle at end of the line for the whole night. I know it's a small family establishment, but I really hope they can hire a few additional staff members to help manage the crowds. IDEALLY... Hold onto your horses... They'd have a system where tickets are sold by entry time. If you miss your time, you can wait in line on standby. Overall: the actors are just great and we had a really fun time. Unfortunately, we spent so much time waiting helplessly as the line grew infinitely longer in front of us... and poorly behaved kids harassed us... it was hard for us to get excited and leave happy :/ read more

Be prepared to wait in a long slow moving line, likely in the cold (bundle up). Took us about an hour to get through the line and we arrived at 730 when the line was relatively short. Moved about 3 steps forward every 10 mins. They let a max of 8 people go at a time. There is one screen with a "scary" movie playing while you wait. Problem is it's placed right at the front of the line, behind a tree, so you can't even see the movie while you're waiting for the hour. By the time we got to the point we could see it, the movie ended and we only watched credits scroll. I'd highly suggest to the owners to just move the screen to the other side of the line, not behind tree branches... or add another screen where the people waiting the longest can at least be entertained. As far as scariness level of the maze.. I'd give it a 3 out of 10. Most of them just yell out in a southern accent and jump out at certain points. They yell out any names they hear mentioned or just invite you into the next part of the maze. I was toward the front and didn't even get jumped out at once. No one seemed to be dressed up very scary either. If they had make up on it was hard to see, even with a full bright moon. They gave us this tiny glow light as a "flashlight" but it died early on. It was a good thing the moon was so bright. Whole thing takes about 10-15 mins to get through. So I'd say not a bad thing for just something Fall-ish or Halloweenish to do if you're in the area, especially with kids. The one kid in our group did like it and wanted to do it again. But, personally, I would definitely not say it is worth the price or the long wait. Get there early if you do plan to go! People who arrived at 8 waited in a much longer line than we even did. read more

This is a great Halloween event, and an even better haunted "experience". I have been attending "haunted" Halloween attractions my whole life, and this one is definitely trying to do something different. The actors are from local area improv troupes, and what would ordinarily be a "boo", turns into an interactive dialogue between guests and the ghouls. Really neat to see what the students come up with for their characters and costumes. The whole thought of walking through a dark corn field in the middle of the night was certainly an added stress for me. Very well done! read more

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1. The need more bathrooms to accommodate all those people, one portapotty doesn't work 2. You wait forever cause they only take how many you have in a group, so if you have 2 people only 2 people go... they need should do larger groups!!! 3. The directions in the maze need to be clearer as we kept hearing people get scared behind us and we were standing like umm hello where do we go??? No employees to be found, no scares until someone finally pointed us in the right direction 4. Need more people in the corn field to scare people, most of it is them just standing there putting an arm out . For me not worth the long wait, cut the wait down it will be worth it!!! read more

Went with my wife and 12 year old son. This was out third year going. Waited in line while they took groups of 3-6 at a time. They could have made thee group sizes bigger since the line was getting longer and longer and was starting to back up. Each time they brought people into the cornfields the next people in line had to wait 8-10 minutes. Cmon enough already! We couldn't catch up to the people in front of us with that much lead time even if we ran through the entire maze! Additionally, we were told once we were led into the haunted maze there were only three rules..." Don't touch the corn, don't touch the corn, and...don't touch the corn....They even had us repeat it! Lame. (More on this later) Once in the maze, I agree with the previous comment of " it was seriously lame and the actors were just a bunch of teenagers YELLING, in our ears, with southern drawls" no masks all except one (MORE ON HIM LATER) just smudged painted faces with not much effort put into looking scary except some of the girls at least made an effort to look like zombies. Now here comes the breaking point... we were going along the path, getting a bit scared from time to time when one teenager dead guy kept following us with an ax so we quickened the pace, so did he, so we started to walk even faster and about 15 feet later some guy, the ONLY GUY dressed IN AN OLD MAN MASK , started yelling at us. We thought it was part of the act until he said, "I will kick you all the hell out out if we were caught running again" "you damn people think this is funny? I won't put up with you shit again!!! Try me, try me, What were the rules in here? Don't you guys remember??? No running!!" What are you damn track stars?" (My son was wearing a x-country jacket) (Now do you remember the three rules in the beginning they had us repeat?, if not see fist paragraph...don't touch the corn 3 times). First they NEVER said no running , EVER, and second we weren't running, we were walking very fast!!! So this SWEARING FROM THE STAFF IN FRONT OF MY WIFE AND KID pissed me off!! Then he actually re-ordered us so my wife had to be first and hold the flashlight and took my son out of line so he would be last. Are you kidding me?? Are you a baby sitter?? Never again am I going back after our family being scolded with SWEARING FROM THE STAFF !! So unprofessional of him. The maze was lame, the one staff member was an ass to us and the crop had not been scary like in the past with lots of props and scary masks like they used to have. IN THIS REVIEW I'D GIVE IT A ZERO IF I COULD! read more

Stood around for an hour in the cold, ended up just leaving before even going in: They should give you a heads up that the line does not move. read more

The price is right for what you get, perfect for a family and a date night, scary quick fun with a creepy hillbilly theme. Classic corn maze yet creative! Check it out if you want to easily get in the Halloween spirit! read more

It wasn't worth standing in the cold for. It was just teenagers with southern accents jumping out and joking around. Don't recommend at all. Don't waste your money !!!! read more

On of my favorite halloween attractions. Cant wait till they open this year. We had a blast last year. 2 Thumbs up!

That was one of the most disappointing nights I've had in a while. I was really excited at the thought of a haunted corn maze, but it was seriously lame. The actors were not scary, they were just screaming in my ear the whole time, which hurt. From start to finish it probably lasted about 5 minutes. When we walked out of the maze I thought it had to be a joke. There's no way we were already done. We were. Also, I shouldn't even be calling it a maze. It was like a guided path with no way of going the wrong way. No dead ends. The actors were rushing is through the whole time, we didn't even get to enjoy ourselves cause they kept yelling at us to keep walking, and one of them stopped cause I screamed when I got scared and he actually scolded me and said if I screamed again he would make my friends and I leave.. I could t believe it. What kind of haunted attraction is this? I will never go back and I'm unhappy that I wasted my time and money on something that I could have made better in my backyard. read more

Falsely advertised, first off they say you get a flashlight and what you get is a tiny bicycle light and it is only 1 for each group of 6, also the corn is very narrow and it is sad to call it a maze it's more of a guided tour. They are more funny than scary with "don't touch the corn" which is what the vast majority of them are repeating to you. In addition, for what they pay and advertise you would expect at least 30 to 40 minutes but the line alone is an hour at the least and when you walk in it takes only 10 minutes to complete the path if that. I drove over an hour and I highly believe the few reviews that make them have a high rating is from friends or the workers themselves. In addition after I wrote my initial review on Facebook they contacted me via private message asking for me to remove it so it wouldn't impact their revenue! Instead of taking it as constructive criticism as to how they could better their event! read more

so i went to this with my friend and it was really fun. though there was a no touching rule, my mom, my friend, and i were touched by the actors several times. other than that, the experience was great and genuinely scary. the van was my favorite part. read more