Country Corn Maze 2025

County Corn Maze theme is "Thanks for Serving"!

Country Corn Maze Opens the Weekend of August 29

Ready for adventure? Country Corn Maze offers the perfect blend of challenge and charm. It’s a chance to unplug, engage your senses, and enjoy some old-fashioned fun in the great outdoors. Find the perfect pumpkin, get lost in the maze, and savor every moment of your fall getaway.

Country Corn Maze Offers: 

  • The Corn Maze! An eight acre maze that takes up to one hour to do. Maps are available
  • Mini-Maze A five to ten-minute maze for children with a special game just for them
  • Octoball A fun game for groups
  • Covered Corn Pit! Your little ones, and maybe you too, will like this
  • Farm Ball See just how good you are at throwing a ball
  • Hayrides! Rides are FREE and about 10 minutes long
  • Loafing Shed & Grain Bin! Also known as the picnic shelter
  • Campfire. It is so relaxing sitting by a campfire
  • Concession Stand! There’s a variety of snacks, hot dogs, chips, soft drinks, smores, candy and glow products available
  • The “Ark”  A place to visit farm animals that everyone loves
  • Bale Mountain Everyone loves to climb to the top of the mountain and see the view
  • Tire Dragon Children will love climbing on and through this bohemouth!
  • Fort Cornstalk A big fort with games in it!
  • “Moo, Guess Who” Game!
  • Treasure Dig! Like a giant sandbox with treasures to find!
  • Granary Gift Shop
  • And more

PRICING:
Preschoolers – FREE
Ages 5+ – $10 Each
Family Rate – $40
Group rates and season passes are available!

Hayrides, mazeyard, and all other activities are included in the admission cost.

Make plans to stay the weekend. For a list of lodging in Warroad, click here.

Photo credit and information: Country Corn Maze.

Don't just visit a corn maze this year, start an autumn tradition. Book your stay in Warroad today and discover why all trails lead north.

Top Things To Do This Fall In Warroad

Whether you’re an adventure seeker or simply looking to soak in the colors of the season, there’s no shortage of things to do “up north” this fall.

 

From scenic hikes to Warroad’s October Festival to the northernmost corn maze, check out these activities that make fall in Warroad unforgettable for visitors.

  • Fish the open waters of Lake of the Woods. Book a charter trip or BYOB (Bring Your Own Boat). Fall fishing is some of the best fishing in the Midwest.
  • Explore Beltrami Island State Forest trails by bike, ATV, foot, or even horse. There are campgrounds so you can stay and enjoy the great outdoors day and night. From there, take the trail leading to Hayes Lake State Park. More trails and hiking, a beach, and a picnic area await you for an afternoon lunch.
  • Rent kayaks, paddle boats, or canoes from Doc’s Harbor Inn. You’ll cruise up the Warroad River and weave among the cattails and lily pads. If you find yourself along the Warroad River or the shores of Lakes of the Woods, stop for bit to see the different bird species. Warroad is home to many seasonal birds who nest in the marshes of Muskeg Bay.
  • Bikes are available to rent from Hugo’s Supermarket. Ride through town on the paved bike trails and take in the changing of the leaves. Or, challenge yourself to the trails of Beltrami Island State Forest. There’s a multi-purpose trail connecting the bike trails of Warroad to Bemis Hill in the forest. It’s a great ride and a straight shot to the hill. 
  • Start a new tradition this year. Get lost in the northernmost corn maze, Country Corn Maze. Navigate your way through a field of corn, then enjoy hayrides, climb bale mountains, dive into the covered corn pit, or cozy up by the campfire. Don’t miss the ark filled with animals, a favorite for families and kids of all ages. It’s the perfect spot for a day full of autumn memories.
  • Mark your calendar for a must-do fall event: the last ATV Fun Run of the year. Grab your friends and gear up for an unforgettable fall ride. Best of all, your participation directly supports trail maintenance efforts.
  • Experience spectacular scenery perfect for a northern Minnesota color tour. If you arrive before the leaves reach full color, you may be in luck to see more than 2 million orchids or other wildflowers that bloom along a 75-mile stretch on Highway 11 from the first of May all the way to mid-Sept.

Explore our website and you’ll find lots of outdoor fall activities to keep you busy for a week or long weekend or download your FREE Warroad Visitors Guide by clicking here.

Click here for the MN DNR Color Finder Report.

AUGUST “WOODS WATCH” FISHING REPORT

august woods watch fishing report

The August Woods Watch Fishing Report is brought to you by The Woods Goods. Visit them for all your fishing and outdoors needs.

Fishing Report | August 13, 2025

“Walleye fishing has been a bit up and down. You can see them, but enticing them to eat takes some work. Downsizing lure/bait can help with this. Some fish are starting to move toward fall spots with the area around Stony Point producing good numbers as of late.

As the days continue to shorten and the water begins to cool make sure you’re moving around and using your electronics to find fish.“
 

Plan a Fall Fishing Trip to Warroad on Lake of the Woods

With lodging options minutes from the boat launch and charter meeting points, you can transition from your room to reeling in fish in no time,

Stay where the action is! Book your Warroad lodging today and wake up ready to fish.

VIEW LODGING IN WARROAD

Photo credit: The Woods Goods