Custom corn maze design and GPS-guided cutting for farms in Virginia, with regular travel into North Carolina and the surrounding region. Turn your field into a fall attraction visitors remember.
Plan Your 2027 Maze
No templates. Every maze is designed from scratch to fit your field, its layout, and your goals for the season.
GPS-guided cutting brings your design into the field with accuracy when the corn reaches the right height.
I work with farms that want a maze visitors remember without making the season harder to manage. That includes family-run agritourism farms and larger operations that need a custom design with strong visual impact and room for steady visitor traffic.
I design and cut corn mazes mainly for farms in Virginia, and I also travel into North Carolina and the surrounding region. Projects usually make the most sense when you have at least three acres available, whether you are planning a compact attraction or a larger marquee maze that anchors your fall season. The earlier you reach out, the more time there is to make good decisions about layout, planting, and timing.
If you want more background on how I got into this work, visit the about page. If you are trying to get a practical sense of corn maze cost, or you are still deciding whether a maze makes sense at all, read is a corn maze worth it for your farm. If you are not sure whether your field is big enough, take a look at how many acres you need for a corn maze. If you are trying to think through planting and timing, start with when to plant a corn maze. If you are deciding what kind of crop to use, read best corn for a corn maze. For maintenance questions, the FAQ covers the practical side.
Service Area
I am based near Rustburg and Lynchburg, and most of my work is with Virginia farms. You can read more about how I approach corn maze design across Virginia. North Carolina is also a good fit for farms that need custom design and GPS-guided cutting.
Best Fit
Every maze is designed for the field it will be cut into, with room for branding, good trail flow, and the practical realities of opening season.
Booking Window
The best time to start the conversation is before planting, so there is enough time to think through layout, corn variety, and the right cutting window. If you want more detail on that side, read when to plant a corn maze.
A good corn maze season usually starts months before anyone walks the first trail. The process is straightforward, and timing makes a real difference. If you want to dig into that part, take a look at when to plant a corn maze and when to cut a corn maze.
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Reach out before or around planting time so we can talk about acreage, field shape, and the kind of maze experience you want visitors to have.
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I draw the maze specifically for your field. If the size allows, that can include a logo, farm name, or theme while still keeping the trail layout practical in real corn.
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Once the corn is in the right window, usually around 18 to 36 inches tall, I come out and cut the maze using GPS guidance so the finished layout matches the plan. If you want more detail on that timing, read when to cut a corn maze.
Every project includes the custom design, the initial cut, and a maze map for your visitors. If you are still figuring out acreage or what affects pricing, start with the acreage page and the corn maze cost page. If you are ready to talk through acreage, timing, and travel, request a quote here.
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