Kingdom Corn Maze has the look and feel of a genuine working farm hosting seasonal attractions—two corn mazes, pick-your-own pumpkins, an animal barn, and the kind of farm-made entertainments (corn cannons, barnyard basketball) that give kids something to do beyond the main event. It’s a multi-activity setup, so a full morning or afternoon can fill up fast if your group is under 10 years old and easily delighted.
The farm opens Labor Day weekend and runs through the end of October, hitting the exact window when Northeast Kingdom foliage is at its most dramatic. This is elevation country—higher valleys here peak earlier than lower areas of Vermont, so if you’re chasing peak color on a weekday when traffic is lighter, early October is worth planning around.
The 15+ acres of farm attractions suggests this is a full-day-in-one-spot kind of place, not a quick pumpkin-and-go operation. The ice cream shop and gift store are on-site, so you can eat without leaving; this is useful if you bring kids who need the midday break, or if weather turns chilly and you want something warm.
The farm lists “Moonlight Madness flashlight nights” as a special event offering, which means some evenings during the season are dedicated to after-dark maze experiences. These tend to be more novelty than practical—finding your way by flashlight is as much about the atmosphere as about actually solving the maze—but if your crew is old enough to enjoy the spookiness without genuine fear, they can be memorable.
The farm’s website shows opening at 10:30am and closing at 4:00pm, but hours vary by day and event. The farm also notes it will sell tickets only until one hour before closing. This is an important detail: if you arrive at 3:00pm, you may not be admitted. Plan to arrive by 2:00pm at the absolute latest if you want a real visit. Even then, you’ll have just two hours before the maze becomes a race against daylight.
Pricing information was not published on their website as of August 28, 2026. Call 802-424-7227 or visit kingdomcornmaze.com to confirm what admission costs, what’s included, and what activities carry separate charges — with nothing published, the honest move is to treat this as a genuine unknown rather than guess at a range before you go.
Sutton is not a destination town in the traditional Vermont sense; it’s rural, quiet, and built for people who actually live here. The drive can take 2+ hours from lower Vermont or the Boston area, so combine this visit with other Northeast Kingdom draws if you can—hiking Burke Mountain, visiting a local sugarhouse, or just meandering the foliage-season roads in this quieter part of Vermont.
Early October for peak fall foliage in the Northeast Kingdom; weekday visits will be less crowded than weekends, though hours may vary.
2-3 hours
Peak-season weekends (late September through mid-October) will draw serious traffic to this corner of Vermont. Weekday visits are quieter, though the farm lists only weekend operation for most of the season; check their calendar for weekday special events.
On-farm parking available; typical farm lot setup.
Call ahead to confirm accessibility for visitors with mobility needs; 2026 accessibility details not yet published.
Kingdom Corn Maze is deep in Sutton, in Orleans County's Northeast Kingdom. This region is celebrated for dramatic fall foliage and rural character; combine with hiking in Burke Mountain State Park or a visit to a nearby sugarhouse if you're spending a full fall day in the area.
The farm lists two walking corn mazes; specific difficulty levels and estimated completion time are not yet detailed on their published information.
Pick-your-own pumpkins are available; bring cutting tools or confirm whether the farm provides them.
Admission pricing was not published as of August 28, 2026. Call 802-424-7227 or check their website to confirm 2026 prices.
The farm stops selling tickets one hour before closing (so around 3:00pm). Plan arrival well before that time.
September 5 – October 31, 2026. Weekends and select weekdays; daily during special events. Hours: 10:30am-4:00pm (varies by day and event).
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
1350 Burke Road, Sutton, VT 05867, in Orleans County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Northern Vermont.
We track 5 patches in Northern Vermont. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 57 days against a regional average of 51, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has farm animals, which most Northern Vermont patches on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
kingdomcornmaze.com
Checked August 2026.