Maryland's longest-running corn-maze operation with a confirmed 2026 toy-themed maze, strong design credentials, and online ticket sales, but specific pricing and exact hours missing.
Tickets available online and at gate
Maryland Corn Maze’s reputation rests on professionally designed mazes created by The MAiZE, Inc., a company that has designed thousands of mazes worldwide. The 2026 design is an eight-acre toy-themed maze, which suggests playful imagery and child-friendly references woven into the path design. This is not a random maze; it’s engineered to be navigable but challenging, with a visual story. If maze design is a draw for your family, this operation takes the craft seriously.
Since opening in 2006, this farm has maintained consistency and reputation as Maryland’s longest-running dedicated corn-maze operation. That longevity suggests reliable operations, repeat family visitors, and a strong local following. Fall weekends will be busy; midweek visits (when offered) are quieter.
Eight acres is a substantial maze—likely 1–2 hours of walking for a family, depending on ages and how many dead ends you hit. This is not a casual 20-minute activity; plan a significant portion of your visit around the maze itself. Bring water and sun protection.
The farm offers online ticket purchases through mdcornmaze.com, which is convenient for reservations and potentially offers group rates or discounts. This also allows you to check availability on select weekdays before committing to a visit. Not all mazes offer online booking, so this is a user-friendly feature.
Specific 2026 pricing and hours weren’t available online as of August. Games, hayrides, and food are typically à la carte, with pumpkins sold separately. Without published rates, confirm 2026 admission pricing and which activities are included with entry by calling or checking mdcornmaze.com. This information is essential to budgeting for your visit.
The record says the farm operates on “select weekdays and weekends,” meaning not every weekday is open. This is useful if you have some flexibility—a Tuesday or Wednesday might be available with less crowd—but you’ll need to check the website or call to confirm which days are operating. Weekends (September 12–November 8) are almost certainly always available.
The record mentions hayrides, petting zoo, games, and food, but specifics are limited. Call ahead or check mdcornmaze.com to understand what’s included with admission and what requires separate payment. This is a larger operation, so you can likely plan a 3–4 hour visit with multiple activities.
Gambrills is roughly equidistant between Baltimore and DC, accessible to both metro areas. October weekends will be busy with regional visitors. Early September is quieter but warmer and less colorful. Mid-to-late October offers peak fall foliage but crowds.
Visit mdcornmaze.com or call the contact info listed to confirm 2026 pricing, operating hours (both weekdays and weekends), what’s included with admission, group rates, and the exact 2026 maze theme details. Online ticketing suggests this is a organized operation; advance planning pays off.
Weekends and select weekdays, September 12–November 8, 2026 (confirmed). Early September quieter; mid-to-late October busier and better fall color.
2–4 hours including maze, games, food, and a hayride
October weekends can be busy. Weekday visits (when offered) are much quieter but require checking availability first.
Farm lot; expect unpaved parking with potential mud after rain.
Corn maze walk varies with design; games and food areas should be accessible. Verify specific needs with the farm before visiting.
You need exact admission pricing upfront; prices weren't listed online as of August 2026; You want guaranteed weekday access; the farm operates on select weekdays, not all
Gambrills is in Anne Arundel County between Baltimore and DC. Combine with a visit to Savage Mill Trail (10 minutes) for hiking, or explore Patuxent Wildlife Refuge (15 minutes).
The MAiZE, Inc., a company that has created over 4,000 mazes worldwide. The 2026 design features a toy theme and spans eight acres.
Maze design is typically illustrative or playful. A toy theme likely includes references to classic toys or playful imagery within the maze paths. The record doesn't specify exact details; ask when you visit or check social media closer to opening.
Not specified. Professional maze designers often include challenges suitable for different ages; call 410-867-9500 (the associated phone from the website) or check mdcornmaze.com to ask.
The record mentions rides, animals, games, and food but not specifics. Check mdcornmaze.com or call ahead.
September 12 – November 8, 2026. Select weekdays and weekends.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Tickets available online and at gate
389 Gambrills Road, Gambrills, MD 21054, in Anne Arundel County. It is one of 8 patches we track in DC Suburbs.
We track 8 patches in DC Suburbs. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 58 days against a regional average of 54, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
There is 1 other patch we track in Anne Arundel County. All DC Suburbs patches →
mdcornmaze.com
Checked August 2026.