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Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze is the state’s largest corn maze, spanning almost 20 acres. A few years ago, they added a Spring Babies Festival where kids can pet baby farm animal during the spring.

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Twin Cities Harvest Festival:

Each year, the Harvest Festival features a new maze design. In 2021, the maze features St. Thomas.

Tickets to the Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze

In 2022, general Admission is free and includes the Courtyard and Market, Pumpkin Patch & Sunflower Field, including the following activities:

• Photo ops with antique tractors, photo boards, and fall decorations
• Face painting & caricatures
• Yard games
• Picnic Area
• Live Music on weekends from 11am-5pm
• Magic Shows on Sundays and MEA
• Pumpkin Trebuchet (That’s fancy for “Catapult”) demos

There is a $12 activity area. Kids under 36 inches get into this area FREE.  This area includes families activities, including:

• The kids’ Mini Corn Maze
• A Giant Straw Bale Maze
• A 6,000 bushel Corn Pit and a smaller Kiddie Corn Pit
• The Playground & Pedal Tractors
• Hay Ride
• Corn Maze – 20 acres!

Extra amenities available for purchase at the festival are found in the Carnival Area. These pay-as-you-go activities include:

• Inflatables
• Gunny Sack Slide
• Barrel Train Tractor Ride
• Corn Kernel Dunk Tank
• Pumpkin Slinger
• Petting Zoo
• Pony Rides
• Food Trucks will be selling wares

Parent Pointers for Festival and Maze

• Be ready for a walk. It takes an average of 45 minutes to navigate the maze if you stop and look at all 20 fact stations.
• If you need to get out quick, look for maze employees, there are a few shortcuts and they’ll be able to help.

Twin Cities Spring Babies Festival

The spring farm historically opens from Mid-April to early May.  Admission covers a farm animal petting zoo, the kids corn pit and play area, the straw bale maze and a hayride. Additional activities and food can be purchased onsite.