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    Maize Quest Fun Park

    4.3 (24 reviews)
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    Bamboo Maize...really relaxing
    John A.

    I travelled all the way to Maize Quest from Upper Marlboro, Maryland and it was 100% worth it. I think I can make this a new family tradition for as long as I can. Customer service was excellent from start to finish. We used Groupon to purchase our tickets but you can save almost the same from their website. Unlimited passes with Apple cider donuts and fresh apples as treats. There's plenty of things at Maize quest to keep everyone entertained. My six year old guided us through the maize with the aid of an iPhone. Although challenging, the maize is pretty fun for all ages. After the maize we tried the train and the peddle carts. There is a snack stand but I also think you can bring your own snacks. Maize Quest has covered all their bases...if you get lost you just hold your flag in the air and one of the attendants will come to your aid. There are plenty of rest room stations throughout the farm that were also decently clean. Everyone's so friendly and happy to assist. I had a great experience and I'm sure you will too...just pack your patience

    Dan B.

    If you're looking for a Corn Maze than you really can't go wrong with Maize Quest. Not only that, but pretty much any fall activity. The main maze is large and very well designed; you get a booklet and find activity stations at various points. Overall a really good maze and we spent a pretty long time inside (1-1.5hrs). In addition to the main maze they have a Bamboo Maze which is short but incredible, and various other smaller mazes with their own themes/activities. They also have a bunch of other activities like pedal bikes, a bounce house thing, and so forth. If you have kids there are tons of things for them to do here. In addition to the activity area, they've got a pumpkin patch you take a hayride to. They've also got a market and winery on site. The winery was closed by the time we got there (closes at 6pm I believe), but the market was solid. The cider and doughnuts are really good. Overall this place had more to offer than any other farm / fall festival type place we've been to. We will definitely come back to check out future mazes. My only regret is that we just found out about this place and missed all the awesome past corn maze themes. One thing to mention if you're concerned about covid- The staff all wear masks and registers are behind plexiglass, but a significant amount of patrons here don't wear masks and while there are signs to wear them, there doesn't seem to be any enforcement of mask wearing.

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    Virginia J.

    This place is wonderful. An awesome family weekend activity. You have the orchard, the store, the games, actives for the kids, and the corn maze. You can spend a Saturday here and spend under $75 for a family of 4 for a full day of entertainment and a meal. We really enjoy it.

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    Dave F.

    Amazing, family friendly fun....not only a maze..pick your own assorted apple..gives an opportunity to teach the kids about different varieties..a corn maze, but a bamboo maze as well...pick your own pumpkin for .75 a lb...bounce pad, Meditation spiral and more...a great day of fun for the whole family...make sure you meet the marvelous Farmer Hugh to complete your day...

    Brandon L.

    Really impressed with the entire team. They were entirely busy all day but seemed to be enjoying themselves. Checked in using yelp and received a $0.50 off a drink coupon. Wasn't in their system but the manager made it work. Didn't want to fuss over $0.50, but they insisted on using the coupon. There are multiple admission options. Don't need access to the big "maize" with little ones. We have enjoyed the rest of our experiences at Maple Lawn Farms and are glad we were able to enjoy the day with our little ones. You receive a complimentary apple with admission to the park, which is a great way to get you into the market. Be sure to enjoy a treat while your there. They also have a wine cellar at the market as well as pick your own options seasonally in the orchards.

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    We went there twice and we enjoyed our time there. There's many activities for everyone. Foods are good.

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    “They love to run through the corn maze and get lost, as well as play on all the fun playgrounds and the super tall slide!”

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    Hersheypark

    Hersheypark

    3.3(1.6k reviews)
    36.7 mi

    I was really torn over adding an additional star and for those that really really really love…read morerollercoasters, you might. This was our second trip in about four years and we met up with some family to spend a pair of days doing all the coasters we could handle- In my case, it was all of them. Some of the kids had to work their courage up by doing easier ones first, but by the end of the trip, I think we conquered everything. I personally like the coasters on metal rails better- much easier on the neck and back, while the kids really loved the vintage wooden coasters. Between Candy-Moneum and The Great Bear the winning title for me goes to da Bear. About the hardest part of the park is the signage; you'll follow an arrow, get to an intersection and then have no clue what to do next. To add insult to injury, there's few if any park employees around aside from the ones working concessions or rides. A great bonus to the coasters is the water park inside the Hersheypark complex. Splash zones, and tubes and plenty of sun chairs are available for what could be a full day of fun for the kids. Lines for the more popular attractions are not uncommon but at least there's plenty of water around to cool off in. A food court of sorts is there as well with a decent assortment of decent food. Alcohol can be purchased at some of the trucks or concession trailer outposts throughout the entire park so now we know there is a god. Also included with a park admission, there is a zoo that is worth spending an hour or two. Between the park, the zoo and the water park, you'll probably leave because the kiddos are tired, not because they are bored. If you happen to stay at one of the Hershey owned hotels or lodges, you'll be able to forego the parking fees and take the free shuttle. Also, staying on site gets you into the park an hour early. Great for the coasters that develop longer lines as the days wears on- you can get them in before the other crowds show up. Clean and safe fun is what you're in for so plan a trip for yourself- just do yourself a favor and do a search of all the rides available- if you're not a fan of rollercoasters, there aren't many other non-coaster rides you'd enjoy.

    We visited Hersheypark as a family, and this was the first visit for my husband and our two young…read moreboys, ages 6 and 4. I had been to the park several times when I was younger, but it had probably been 15-20 years since my last visit. Needless to say, a lot has changed. When we arrived, parking seemed organized, but there was a huge line to enter the park, so we decided to visit Chocolate World first. The ride was mostly how I remembered it, although the chocolate-smell portion didn't seem to be working, which was a little disappointing. Once we entered Hersheypark, we were handed a Dark Nights map, which wasn't particularly helpful for navigating the park. We eventually found another posted map near the entrance to The Hollow, but that wasn't much better. We finally downloaded the app, which was much more useful, although I personally prefer having a physical map. Trying to navigate an unfamiliar park on a phone while also managing two young children made the experience unnecessarily stressful. Our biggest disappointment was discovering that more than half of the children's rides appeared to be closed that day. It was a beautiful day with no rain, so we weren't sure why so many of them were unavailable. With children ages 4 and 6, those rides were a major reason for our visit, so having so many closed significantly impacted our experience. We also walked through ZooAmerica. Unfortunately, we left feeling uncomfortable with some of the animal enclosures, which seemed quite small. The ocelot in particular was pacing repeatedly, and we noticed extensive scratching on the viewing window near the alligator gar exhibit. Obviously, we're not animal-care experts, but some of what we observed made the zoo portion of our visit feel more sad than enjoyable. Another frustrating aspect of the day was simply navigating through the crowds. I understand that Hersheypark has limited control over individual guests, but there were numerous occasions where people stood in the middle of pathways or blocked areas while socializing, seemingly unaware that others were trying to get through. This even happened inside Chocolate World while we were clearly trying to select candy and fill our bags. With two young children in tow, constantly trying to maneuver around groups of people made an already stressful day more frustrating. The food was fairly standard amusement-park fare, although the burger was exceptionally disappointing. Spending around $50 for one cheeseburger, one order of chicken tenders, fries, and two drinks also felt excessive for the quality of the food. One thing we did genuinely appreciate was the availability of free ice and water throughout the park. Overall, this was unfortunately a very disappointing experience. Between the difficulty navigating the park, the large number of closed children's rides, the crowds, the food prices, and our experience at the zoo, the day simply wasn't what we had hoped for. I'm not sure if or when we'll return, but if we do, it will probably be when our children are considerably older and able to enjoy the larger rides. Based on this visit, the park seemed much better suited to older children, teenagers, and adults than families visiting primarily for attractions geared toward younger kids.

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    We have arrived. My grandsons

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    Dutch Wonderland

    3.9(399 reviews)
    21.7 mi

    We had such a fun family day at Dutch Wonderland! Hubby purchased tickets so our princess could…read moreenjoy the amusement park before heading back to school. A lot of the rides were out of service since the kids are already heading back to school, but thankfully, we were given tickets to come back for free through the end of the year! We really appreciated that. Even with some rides closed, there was still plenty to do, see, and eat, so we were still able to have a great time. I think our kiddo's favorite part was definitely the Daniel Tiger Meet & Greet! Her excitement made the whole day worth it! We'll definitely be back to enjoy more rides and make more memories!

    First theme park visit for my 21 month old. Our experience was honestly just okay. This park is…read moreonly open Fri, Sat and Sun for 8 hours each day so it was pretty crowded on the Saturday we went. The monorail ride was over a 45 minute wait and that was pretty rough with a toddler. It would be helpful to have signs with estimated wait times for the rides. Soft drinks/water we're also pretty expensive at around $5 a bottle with the vendors inquiring about a tip when you grab the bottle out of the fridge yourself. We would possibly return but we would wait until our child is older.

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    Adventure Park USA - first coaster when you come in

    Adventure Park USA

    3.4(142 reviews)
    51.3 mi

    This place sucks i've been twice both times I had nothing to do…read morethe first time I went rode all the rides that are mid at best there are no staff you can tell the rides are not maintained enough and the place looks sketchy as heck the second time I went I looked online and they said there were open so I drove there opend the door and looked at the closed sign if your gonna be closed at least say that online before people go out of there way and spend there gas money to go and while there at it spend some money on better rides and some new paint.

    My grandson had a fantastic time for the days we were there. He especially like the laser tag. We…read moreyou get there early you can enjoy the park. The prizes are cheap and who needs candy as surprises. UCK. We the camps book for the day; they do not watch their children, the children are rude, love to bully the other children, steal their cards, no self control especially the boys kept grabbing and pinching their penis. Loud, while skipping the line and the counselors are the worst, watching them skip the line until you say something to the children. But I did not let them spoil ur fun. The counselors do not dress appropriately nor dress covered up; the are fat out of shape and on their phones the whole time never keeping up with the children beware who is around your rude children. Parents stop working all the time and take the time to be with your children they are horrible and all you are doing is dropping them off so we can deal with them is why they world is in such bad shape. Other than that the food was simple. But laser tag was so much fun. The games updated. Bathrooms were clean until the camps kids arrived. Teach your children to clean after themselves they are not at home. A sad generation coming behind us. But overall a fun place. And the ride experts were well mannered. I would go again. Parents be responsible for your children And do ore with them. Please teach them so manners and the camp counselors.

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    Adventure Park USA - It was so dark in the indoor playground. I was told this is the only playground option for kids under the age of 8.

    It was so dark in the indoor playground. I was told this is the only playground option for kids under the age of 8.

    Adventure Park USA - These are the two artists that were playing that night. It's a great time.

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    Cherry Crest Adventure Farm - Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

    Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

    4.5(147 reviews)
    23.2 mi

    This spot is kids paradise. I planned most of our day here and my kids still didn't want to leave…read more I typically saw this spot whenever I rode the Strasburg Railroad. We typically would do their Christmas Train, and rarely got back to Lancaster in the warmer months. As soon as I planned my latest summer trip, I knew it had to be on the itinerary. This place has it all from gigantic slides to gold mining sluice areas to a mini kids village that mine couldn't get enough of from the mini vet office to the drive in theater. It was really impressive. From here, you can make your way up the hill where there is a restaurant, a coffee kiosk with a delicious coconut water cold brew (wild!), and plenty of shaded sections with swinging chairs. You'll find paintball, basketball, skee ball, a pedal cart for the family, launching devices. I mean, there is a lot! The place is large so it never felt overly crowded. Come with water bottles. Even with the shaded sections it gets hot. They have water fountains by the bathrooms.

    We could easily spend the whole day here. The kids had so much fun! It is acres and acres of fall…read morefun. We did apple blasters and it was very loud but the kids loved it. They also loved the slides, the pig show, the escape room, the chicks, and there was so much more!

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    Cherry Crest Adventure Farm - Line to purchase food. Really enjoyed great quality food

    Line to purchase food. Really enjoyed great quality food

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    Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

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    Maize Quest Fun Park - amusementparks - Updated October 2026

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