kicked me out for bumping into someone. was not even doing anything wrong. my friends also got kicked out because they were looking for each other when they got lost. read more

Went here September 2020. Price is $10 per person over 5 years old for corn maze. Which seems like a lot. Pick your own pumpkin had a bad selection of rotted pumpkins at $0.50 per pound. Kids liked playing in dry corn box. read more

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Bring flashlights. Take a cellphone picture of the maze before you enter. You will need to refer to this map over and over and over to navigate the maze. This is the most challenging corn maze that I've encountered. Even with the cellphone map, we needed 90 minutes to navigate the complex maze. My 10 year old son and I loved the complexity. We encountered some patrons inside the maze that did not. Very friendly staff that doesn't rush you even if you arrive towards closing time. Shocked at how many customers were here on a Sunday night. I thought it would be empty as we drove along the lonely roads to get here...boy was I wrong. This is a very popular attraction...and it deserves to be. read more

It was my daughter's & my first time going to a corn maze; we went with a friend of hers and we had a great time! Different activities for all ages were there as well as good food and beverages too. Great customer service! read more

My husband and I took our two small children here last evening. It was $8 for children 6 and over and free for 5 and under. I thought it was reasonably priced. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. There was quite a bit of parking. We did the maze and it took us about 45 minutes at most. It is NOT stroller friendly but it wasn't a big deal as we just worked with it. Our three year old loved it. I do recommend bringing your own flashlight. I do believe they provide lighting but not 100% sure. There was a word game but we opted out of it, but it does help you get out of the maze. They had small activities for children to take part in. They had hay bales stacked up and slides to go down. There was a sling shot. I also believe there was a hayride and a place to pick pumpkins. I think the best part was all of the fire pits that were set up. They have marshmallows for $1 that you can roast (they provide the sticks) along with other food. They also have drinks. It was a very simple concept but my oldest loved it. I would say the only con would be it could be a bit better lit just so that you are able to see a little better. However, we are looking forward to next year! It was well worth it and a very fun activity for the whole family :) read more

We drove 2 1/2 hours to get to this corn maze because it was pet friendly. Little did we know what a delight we would find! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The owner even offered to bring water out to our dog if we needed it while in the maze. The maze was challenging but not at all impossible. We loved picking our own pumpkins in the patch and the photo ops were a wonderful touch. There is plenty of parking and activities for all age groups. I love supporting small businesses, especially family farms, and this was definitely an easy one to support. Thanks so much to Duncan's Corn Maze for making our Saturday road trip relaxing and so enjoyable! read more

What a cute place! Went with a larger group. Reasonably priced! The maze is different every year & learning how it's done was so cool! Got to see baby cows which was super fun! It's so much work to do and I'm so thankful for Loretta and her family for such a fun, fall activity! Thank you Duncan's! We will be back!!! read more

We just had our annual preschool trip to Duncans Corn Maze today. It was a wonderful trip as always. Loretta is very kind and knowledgeable and always willing to answer any and all questions we have. The children went on a hayride and visited the calves (one was born this morning!). Afterwards they were able to play in the corn box, go down the big slides, and take a mini tour of the maze. We ended out trip picking a pumpkin. This is a wonderful family owned farm that takes a lot of pride in their work. read more

We had a wonderful gathering today at Duncan's Corn Maze! Loretta Duncan and Mary Phillips did a wonderful job coordinating my very large group, Into the corn maze and on the hayrides. We had over 100 people in our group who thoroughly enjoyed themselves roasting hotdogs over the open fire and making SMOR ES! The last hayride went out as the sun was setting, it was absolutely beautiful. Would HIGHLY recommend this for your group or organization for an afternoon or evening GATHERING ! Loretta, another wonderful job designing this year's corn maze, you are quite an artist! read more

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My son was doing the gourd sling and while in action the cord broke off and the metal piece on the end flung around him and smacked him on his back really hard.. he was in pain. The owner/ workers didn't do anything nor did they care.. we left. We will never go back! Oh the pumpkin patch is disgusting with weeds all over and the pumpkins that were there were small and most were green. Little to do... I do have to say the maze was pretty good but that's it. read more

Love going there, its my second year going. My son enjoys playing in the corn box and going through the maze. It's a great place to come with family and friends to get out of the every day routine. They have hot dogs and s'mores you can make in the fire which is a good experience. I would totally recommend it. read more

My son and husband and me went to Duncan's corn maze. The maze was extremely difficult and nearly impossible. They give you questions to help get you through. The questions were not geared towards children or Halloween but about raising your children the right way. It didn't make a lot of sense. We were inside maze for 2 hours with loads of people. We felt trapped in a nightmare. Finally we saw a tree and ran through corn stalks to find a road and walked back to the parking lot. It was definitely not worth the money nor the time. It made us all agitated because we walked in circles tripping over corn and dodging flashlights and people. I would never allow my 9 year old to go in that corn maze with his friends without an adult. It's dangerous. They,were no arrows no light no help or guidance. We went to get a pumpkin and they were moldy. They was a slide made out of a big pipe. My son went in it and scraped his hand on piping. We will never go there again read more

This corn maze ($8 for age 6 and up, free for 5 and under) was very long and relatively difficult to navigate and was a little too long for a senior and child that were with us. There were 6 numbered questions throughout the maze that helped you find your way if you answered questions correctly. Luckily if you answered incorrectly, the wrong path usually quickly ended up in a dead-end so you knew which way to go, but there were a lot of twists and turns between markers so we did do a lot of backtracking. It took us a little over an hour and was fun (as corn mazes go) but it would have been nice to have additional help (if wanted) like a map with the markers shown or a map placed here and there in the maze with ideolocators ("You are here" symbols) for those of us who wanted a little more assistance through the maze. (Especially with a senior and 4 year old who were getting tired and didn't want to keep backtracking.) It got dark while we were in the maze and in the play areas there was barely any light. Luckily we brought flashlights, additional lighting would have been helpful. The fires set up so you could cook your own (purchased) hot dogs and marshmallows. ($1 per hot dog, $1 for a baggie of about 8-10 marshmallows, also some drinks, chips, etc) There was a slingshot for gourds you could play for $1/gourd or 6 for $5, hay bales to climb with slides and a large sandbox type section with dry corn kernels for the kids to dig and play in. We had a decent time, but I think we would have enjoyed it more if we could navigate the maze better (or had a smaller version available) and if we could have seen better outside of the maze area (or in the maze area for that matter) when it got dark. read more