This is actually a fun family event. Reminds me of old times. Old fashioned games, swings, hayride, etc. pig races, hoops, giant jenga and games made out of wood; offering a nice challenge. Plenty of space for kids to just be kids; running and having fun! There's also the Shriek house, corn maze and more. Not too scary for young kids but still fun for the older ones. If you're looking for a nice family evening in some cooler weather, give this place a try. read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Deep fried cheesecake - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

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In search of falltivities, my boyfriend stumbled upon a tiktok of the haunted corn maze in Moapa Valley, so we had to check it out. The drive from Vegas is an hour long straight shot up the I-15, once you do get into Moapa drive slow and carefully. There are a lot of speed traps waiting for visitors and the last portion of the drive here is windy and unpaved. Definitely not the most visitor friendly drive. There are lots of activities to do here and they offer several wristband packages to bundle experiences. We opted for the white wristbands ($34/pp) which include all general admission activities, the haunted maze, the haunted hayride and 2 turns at the corn shot. The maze had about a 30-45 minute wait when we got there and the wait got longer from there, but in my opinion it was worth it. We had some good screams and laughs and got through the maze pretty quickly. The haunted hayride honestly was a dud, but it was nice to sit down for a while after standing so long for the maze. They could honestly just stick to a regular fall themed hayride. They also had a bunch of other activities that were included in general admission ($12) like swings, pig races, a small petting zoo, and more. There was plenty to do, but in the future I would probably save a little bit of money and only opt into the maze. I was a bit disappointed in the food selection here. They catered very heavily towards fall fair like desserts, but didn't offer much in terms of actual food. We still did order the fried apple slices and a deep fried cheesecake, along with a couple of hotdogs. I was sorely disappointed by the apples slices because there just tasted like fried dough, the apple almost disintegrated and disappeared after the frying process. The cheesecake was good but incredibly decadent and is best shared between two people. The hotdogs were run of the mill, thin and unimpressive. I added cheese to mine and the bun was so thin it fell apart immediately. For the price per dog, I would have expected Hebrew Nationals. The pumpkin patch was a bit of a long walk away from everything else and by about 10pm we couldn't find too many good pumpkins. We opted to pick some corn instead and I have to give it to them, that corn was sooooo sweet and delicious once cooked. It was definitely a fun night, but with HalloweenTown in Boca Park available in the future I'll probably save gas and stay in town. read more

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Attended the corn maze as a couple date night, we arrived and there were two lines one for pre purchased tickets or those just showing up. We waited in line for about 30 minutes so please be sure to purchase ahead of time. ***We had corn thrown at us and was called NIGGERS BY TEENAGERS WHO WERE ALSO IN THE HARD LABLED CORN MAZE WHICH WAS TERRIFYING WHILE IN THE DARK AND TRYING TO MAKE OUR WAY OUT. 2. We purchased the white wrist band which included the haunted hay ride and haunted corn maze. The line for the hay ride was long but moved fast due to the amount of riders able to get on.I think they can do more but it was okay the haunted maze was really where the excitement was due the night. 3. We were unable to pick any watermelon, cantaloupe ,.....anything as everything was picked over, dead, or non existent. They had animals to feed and a pig race that I thought was cool. 4. They had fire pits to rent , there's a lot of open space for the kids to run around and great for photo opportunities. read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

It's ok. Better for teenagers and long drive from Vegas. Drove about 1:30 to get there.

First time attending this event and I've lived in Las Vegas for over 21 years. This is an event that's very family friendly. Even the haunted corn maze is not bloody and gory it's just more jump scares than anything else. But I'm a person that scares very easily and jumps at everything. So they heard me screaming all the way through the corn maze the night I went LOL. They've moved the event to a bigger location and it's very spread out and spacious. I went with my roommate and he tried to buy tickets online but wasn't able to. Everything is priced a la carte. They do have some activities bundled together but it's not what we wanted for ourselves. It took over an hour to drive to the location in Logandale from Las Vegas. Then you have to park in a dirt open lot and get in a large line to get in if you're going at night. We spent over an hour in line for the haunted corn maze but it was worth it. The fire pits looked very inviting. The employees were courteous and friendly. The hot apple pie fries that my roommate shared with me were delicious! I would suggest bringing a jacket if it's night time that you go because it got a little chilly and I would also suggest wearing some old shoes because you can get very dusty and dirty out there. Next time I want to try the zombie paintball and the haunted hayride. read more

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Our first time here. We got a black and a blue wristband. Very small farm. Lots of bees and some got into our car. Since there was no corn this year, we didn't get to do the corn cannons. We picked out a decent size pumpkin. The prices for food were good. We got some drinks and apple slices. I really love that the apples are sliced instead of the big apple that we never finish. The young employees here don't know many answers, so you might have to ask an adult if you have a question. We did the day time corn mazes. The first one was easy, if you follow the map. The second one (the hard one) we were in there for 30 minutes and got completely lost. We had to turn around and come back through the entrance. It started to get hot so we didn't want to keep circling. That was pretty fun. We didn't go on the hayride, even though we did purchase it. We petted some goats and got to see some farm animals. I bet the nighttime events are more exciting but we have early schedules so it's hard to make those kind of hours. read more

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I've been to this place a few times so not sure why its taken me so long to write a review!! LOL 1st all if your gonna go check the temperature because it is always colder here vs. Vegas (if your coming from there) so you need to dress appropriately. Also don't wear your favorite pair of shoes because they WILL get dirty from all the dust from the dirt. Its better to buy your tickets on-line because the ticket lines can be long. I just went yesterday with a friend & met other friends there. They got there before us & we were not able to buy our tickets on line because the sight was down. So my friends got in line. It didn't seem to take them too long to purchase tickets & they grabbed some for us. We did the $44.00 deal which included entrance into the place, haunted corn maze, the new Shriek haunted house, Haunted Hay ride & the corn shooter. When I've gone I've always just done the Haunted corn maze so I was looking forward to doing some of the other activities. We got there apx. 8:30-9pm and we hit up the Shriek Haunted house first which was cool & had some scary stuff inside. They won't touch you & your not allowed to touch them either. We had a few laughs in here. We then went onto the Haunted Hay Ride but hit up the little petting zoo that was right next to it. We then went & got in line for the Haunted Hay Ride, the tractor was already out with a big group of people & we didn't make the next ride but my friend & I had to use the porta potties & we had plenty of time to go there & come back as there were some close by. We did find them to be one of the scariest parts of the area....LOL My friend thought there was poop on the floor but it seemed to be dirt from the dirt grounds & probably the men/boys missing the toilet/urinal & getting pee on the floor making the dirt look like pool...LOL. There are no lights inside so be careful where your aiming!! It was good to see that their tractor had many carts connected to it making them able to grab a huge group of guests to ride it @ a time. There was some scary looking stuff on the route. It was quick but cool. After that we headed to the BEST part which is the Haunted Corn Maze. That line was long but it ALWAYS has been on previous visits. They moved if from the last time I went which was 2 years ago but according to my friend who went last year it was in the same place. It was nice to see that they had a lot of censored items in here that went off as you got close. It made you wonder where would you actually run into a real scary person? I know in the past if you went down the wrong way someone was actually there (dressed in a scary costume) to redirect you to the right direction. We only ran into someone once during the maze. We found a few dead ends. Its fun when its just your group but sometimes you may get behind & the group behind you catches up and I think that kinda ruins it for ya. There are maze rules & one of them is NO running well I caught myself running after one of my friends had cut thru this open spot of the corn maze to run from the guy with the chain saw. I don't know what it is about a scary person with a chain saw but it scares the SHIT out of me so I cut thru & started running. I lost my friend in front of me & my friends behind me. I ended up being behind a group who got in front of us & just tried to stay calm as I heard chainsaw man coming up behind me YIKES!! Thank God the end was right there!! LOL I don't know what it is but I LOVE being scared in this situation. We had got down after 11pm when they close & headed out. We ran into a worker who thanked us for coming & informed us that next year their location is changing. Its not that fare from this location but will be much bigger. We didn't get to walk around & check everything out as we were on a mission to hit up all the events that were included in our ticket. We weren't able to get any food but I've had food in the past & alcoholic drinks which were good. I had wanted to get there during the light hours but we decided to go later on in the night. This place NEVER disappoints & its priced reasonably. If you want a good scare the Haunted Corn Maze is the place to hit up. I don't feel its recommended for young children & I saw people in line with young kids in a strolled and felt bad for them as their too young to understand & its not cool to bring them thru. Talk about nightmares for them!! Theres a gas station right off the exit on & off which have lots of snacks & clean bathrooms you can hit up. It was funny because when we hit it up on the way out you could tell what customers had come from the Corn Maze by all their dirty, dusty shoes!! LOL This a MUST if you want to have some fun & scares with friends/family!! Maybe next year I'll do the fire pit rental! Also sometimes it can be very windy here so once again make sure to dress appropriately. These young girls in short skirts, dresses & cute shoes is not the way to dress. Have fun!! read more

If you like scary stuff this is for you I definitely recommend the hay ride past 6:30 everything turns haunted there's also a park if you have little kids if you want to get a fire pit their 60 dollars and they have benches fun experience if you come with friends they have go carts too and great food read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

. I wanted to share my experience during my recent visit to the corn maze on 10-28-2024. Unfortunately, we were asked to leave before closing time due to the wind, which meant we couldn't enjoy all the attractions we were looking forward to. While I understand that safety is important, it was disappointing that there was no offer of a refund or a way to compensate for our incomplete experience. Additionally, I found our conversation to be quite unprofessional, as I felt the owner was very rude when I tried to express my concerns. A more respectful and accommodating approach would greatly improve customer satisfaction. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I hope to hear back from you. Best regards, [alan Luna ] Alanluna164@yahoo.com read more

I came here on Halloween day 10/31 and there was practically nobody. There were a handful of people but it wasn't super crowded! I remember hearing my friends coming here on the Saturday before I did and they waited at least 1.5 hours before going into the corn maze. I waited 0 minutes and walked right through! It's most likely the fact that this place is a far drive from Las Vegas and it was a Monday night so not a lot of people were here. I purchased the $28 wristband which gave me access to 3 attractions (corn maze, corn shooter, hay ride). My group mainly came for the corn maze and we decided last minute to get the package deal because why not? The maze itself was fun. It is what it is and I wasn't too amused by the people trying to scare us since we could sense them. Most of the time, our group is walking through the dark wondering if there's more to look at or if someone's going to pop out. We had the most fun from scaring each other honestly. The corn shooter let's you shoot corn into open space twice. It's not the most thrilling thing to do but it's something. The hay ride had us wait maybe 15-20 minutes before it was our turn since there's only one tractor going around the field. You sit and look at the Halloween decorations which is relaxing after going through the corn maze. It was definitely more of a family fun event but my group wanted more thrill. Overall this was a nice event for Halloween. It's kid friendly with other activities around the field such as swings and tractors that you could hop on. There's a limited option of foods such as funnel cake, fries, hamburger, and whatnot but don't expect too much. I think if I came on a crowded day, I wouldn't think it's worth the wait for many things. read more

Finding itself 45 minutes to an hour north of Las Vegas, the Moapa Valley Corn Maze is a yearly tradition in my household. Just a heads up two things you definitely want to bring are sunblock and Off! insect repellant. We always go thru tons of it here. This place seems to add more and more every year. Our first stop is always the huge swings, followed by the four-wheel cycle track, then we wander off into the mini petting zoo and then sort of stumble along aimlessly to whatever other attractions spark our attention. I believe they have a haunted corn maze in the evening once the sun goes down. They have paintball shooting (at targets, not at each other, sadly) and one of those huge inflatable bubble-looking trampolines. They also have various slides all over the place. They have food stands with reasonable pricing (waters are $1, hot dogs $4 and I THINK cheeseburgers are like $7), and they also have cool desert stands including funnel cakes, cheesecake slices on a stick, Carmel apples and things like that. Our personal favorite is the hot apple pie fries. All in all at 95 degrees its hard for us to spend a whole lot longer than an hour and a half there but if you're better with the heat than us there are plenty of activities to fill your time! Definitely worth the trip! read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

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Went with my sister and nephews and we had a amazing time! It was our first time in a corn maze which has always been on our bucketlist. The apple pie fries and apple lemonade were BOMB! Y'all have to get it when you go there. Music was great and the service was pleasant. The only unpleasant experience we encountered is that every time you opened up the trash can to toss your stuff away a swarm of 20-30 bees were either inside the trash or on top of the lid. Lol it's terrifying if you have an allergic reaction to bees. If they can do some better control with that, I would bump up my rating. Other than that, totally worth the drive from Vegas! read more

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TL;DR: Buy your tickets online. Get here early. Don't expect the most thrilling experience of your life. I truthfully didn't have high expectations of this place to begin with but was pleasantly surprised as the night went along. First, buy your tickets online. BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE! We got to the parking lot (which was a big dirt lot but controlled very well and was very orderly) and walked to the line for the entry. It was a good 30 people deep (approx 7pm). Luckily, we bought our tickets online and entered immediately. You can also buy tickets at the food stall. We did this for the hay ride (our other friends neglected to tell us we were doing the hay ride as well as the maze). The food stall has a good variety and it was all nicely priced. I was expecting to be gouged with high prices but that wasn't the case. Fry bread tacos. Never had one. Definitely a fan. We waited about 40 min for the hay ride. Disappointing. The hay hurt to sit on. The vignettes are too sparse. The high schooler manning the caboose talked on her phone half the time. The other half she was talking to us about boys. Waited in line for the maze for about an hour and a half. (Also looked out side of the fence and the entrance line was now about 100 people deep). The line was significantly shorter when we got into the hay ride line. "Scary" is subjective. I thought the maze was ok. Maybe too short and it wasn't really a maze. We were told exactly where to go at every turn. At the end of the night some of the firepits had no one there so we sat at one for a bit "for free." Overall, its great for kids and for a fun group outing where you want to talk and hang out (in line for hours.) read more

Fun evening with the family. Lots food an activities. If you have a stroller make sure it has large wheels. Lines can be long for the popular things sso plan accordingly read more

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Oversold tickets. Poorly planned. Drove over an hour to come and came during the first hour of opening only to be stuck in a line for 40 minutes driving up to the parking lot, to then be told there's no parking and have to turn around. Never coming back. read more

This is our second year attending and I'm sure we'll be back again before the season ends. Open from 7pm to 10pm, there's not quite enough time to do everything, especially on busier nights like on the weekend. I prefer to attend during the week, Wednesday or Thursday nights. There's not much of a crowd and the lines aren't as long. There are a TON of activities for kids, my kids love coming here (their ages are 7, 9 and 12). There's a huge swing set, humongous bounce pad, pig races (they all have cute superhero names and don matching capes), mini zip line, petting zoo (you can purchase feed for a quarter and hand-feed the animals), pedal tractors, playground with jumbo Jenga, checkers and jumbo four in a row games. You can pick your own pumpkins (for an additional fee), walk through the corn mazes (haunted and regular) and haunted houses. The haunted hayride doesn't have any actors along the route this year but it was still a fun ride for the kiddies. The haunted corn maze is fun as was the shriek shack. My 7 year old is pretty adventurous and tries to keep up with the older kids, she didn't have a problem walking through either of them. Everyone but me went on the zombie paintball, the kids had a good time. You shoot paintballs from a converted school bus at "zombies" wearing full protective gear. Maybe a good idea to purchase additional paintballs but it's pretty expensive, $10 for an extra 100 paintballs. It goes pretty quick, especially for novice kids. We didn't make it through the haunted barn, not sure where it's located. The haunted corn maze is located by the entrance this year. There's food available for purchase. We bought caramel apples, fries and funnel cakes to eat around the fire pit. We stayed at our pit until almost 11pm before they shut the lights out... it was dark DARK. We'll be back again on another Wednesday or Thursday night before the season ends. Good times and great screen-free activities. TIPS: Tickets can be purchased online on their website. There's a lot of walking and dirt everywhere so maybe wear your older comfy shoes. Also, it gets COLD so wear layers and bring gloves if you tend to get cold (like me). There are only porta potties available, bring hand sanitizer! Would have given additional star(s) if the event was staffed with more actors on the maze and hayride. It's pretty expensive for the different activities ($300 for five of us, including four zombie paintball tickets) we expected more "scare" staff like there was last year in 2020. read more

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This is a very traditional corn maze experience with the added bonus of a haunted corn maze. Hay rides and corn cannons. Fun food too. Lots of fun and free activities for the kids like a playground, swings, and bouncy platforms. Live music and opportunities for bringing in a picnic and gathering round firepits. The downside is the lines. But they do their best to accommodate. I'd highly suggest getting your tickets online before you arrive. That line is SO much shorter and faster. read more

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I wish I had known about this place sooner! We went out here with a group, they have group rates, and it was a blast! I was pleasantly surprised to find they had more activities and things to do than I had expected. The Corn maze was huge! We went while it was still light outside, we didn't want to do the haunted maze after dark. The kids loved running all over trying to get out. We had some cheaters cut through the corn. The pig races were such a riot. I loved how the guy running it got the crowd going and yelling for the piggies. I could watch pig races all day. The tricycle-go-carts and swing carousal were also a big hit. There was a corn pit, I'd love to see that turned into popcorn. There was also a ginormous swing, paint ball, tractor rides, huge jenga, connect 4, tug of war, corn hole and so much more. They had a little snack bar that served drinks, fry bread, fries, hotdogs, etc. You could also do face painting and there's a little playground for kids. There was so much to do but it was lacking in decorations. It could have been done up a lot more and had more seating around at various locations. The parking lot was a dirt lot and there's lots of mud around so I'd be aware of tracking all that into your car. We ended renting a fire pit and roasted hotdogs and s'mores with our group. Luckily we all brought lawn chairs, as there was only a few bales of hay to sit on around the pit. It was so much fun! read more

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Came for the Halloween event at Moapa Valley Cornmaze. It's about an hour drive from the Southwest part of Las Vegas. If you're not paying attention to your GPS or map you could easily miss the cornmaze as it is not visible from the highway. Upon taking the cut off you drive through a dirt paved road. At some point in the road it turns into a one-pane road so be cautious of other vehicles. Parking is not cement paved or lined either, which isn't a problem but I know a few people who'd prefer that type of designated parking. Also, make sure you look out for rocks both big and small. It wasn't a long process to pay for the admission at the entrance. We bought our tickets when we got there and the line was not long at all. We did go a bit earlier, around 3pm so the heat at that time was pretty brutal. There were lots of activities for people of all ages to take part in. There was a corn maze, a bounce mat, miniature zipline (which my old self braved in front of a bunch of kids), pig races, giant swings, pumpkin picking, watermelon picking, etc. By nightfall the temperature dropped some 10-15 degrees. At that time there were other Halloween themed activities you could take part in at a smaller extra charge. There was a haunted hayride (which was literally just driving through the fields looking at different scary scenes), zombie paintball, the haunted cornmaze, and two haunted houses. Very very family friendly. If you get hungry there's a concession stand that offers a very basic menu. The prices are decent as well but feel free to bring your own snacks and drinks if you'd like. There's also little tents of entrepreneurs selling their homemade products, which I encourage you to check out and support. Overall, it was a great experience and it was a nice new scenery from the hustle and bustle of the Las Vegas city. I'd recommend it for some good family fun. There was a small concern for me. While all of the employees were masked up, they didn't really enforce patrons to wear masks in respective areas, such as the concession area. There were many people I saw that weren't wearing them. However, there were lots of signs saying to wear a mask so it was mainly people not complying to the rules. read more

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This was such a welcomed change from our usual Vegas activities. About an hour away from the strip, this corn maze was a much-needed break from the couped up Covid stress of the last 6 months, especially since we couldn't go back home to New England for the first time. This felt like home. The whole place is a wonderful farm set up, with a small petting zoo, 2 mazes (normal and haunted), peddle-powered go-karts, baby zip-line, swings, and of course, the all-important hayride. The hayride was our family's favorite part because it was a gentle pace, with some interesting halloween decor strewn across the farm. The highlight of the hayride was being chased by a scary looking tractor that resembled "Frank" from the movie 'Cars'. The most unique part was the zombie paintball ride. You enter a bus that is outfitted with paintballs attached to each window, and are taken to a paintball zone where you shoot at the most lethargic zombies ever (essentially kids in hockey gear, walking around like it's detention). It was cute, and the kids had a blast, which is all that matters. My favorite part, as with all types of fairgrounds, is the comfort food. I dined on more funnel cakes than any human being could possibly wish on their worst enemy, and even sampled something new: apple fries. I won't try to explain..... just remember to try them when you get the chance. Amazeballs! Definitely recommend for a family that values quality time. read more

Got there right after opening. Not too busy but the maze line is long once it starts getting dark. My kids and I loved the maze. Was a full moon which was great because the maze is very dark so you might need a little help. read more

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First - Thank You Moapa Valley for hosting this event on your working farm, the city is craving something like this and it shows by the crowd size and the facet you do no advertising the word of mouth response is epic. This is a working farm be prepared to be dirty at the end of the night, wear comfortable sturdy shoes. Now some constructive criticism. 1. Get your point of sale system fixed for on line sales. Everyone in line with presale tickets had the same time out issue and it was frustrating. 2. Put some limit on your tickets. When buying have folks pick a day and either day tickets or night tickets, then only sell up to what crowd size you can accommodate. We went on Saturday 10/16, arrived at 7:15 pm and if it wasn't for the online tickets we would still be in line. 3. Give clear signs for your ticket lines it was a bit all over the place and folks were coming in from all sides while we were standing in line for 45 minutes. 4. If you don't limit the number of tickets sold, then ADD attractions. Once we got in, it was an hour to stand in line for a hamburger, 2 1/2 hours before we got in the corn maze. By time we got the first maze done we had 30 minute to get to the haunted barn. We never got our hay ride or corn gun because you closed down at 11 pm. 5. Your food prices are EXTREMELY FAIR! A Gatorade for $2? I think I pay $2.50 for one in the work vending machine and $6 for the same at Disneyland. Your burgers and fries were also priced fair and part of the charm of the farm. But when you have to stand in line for an hour to get that burger it defeats the purpose. Contact some local food trucks offer them a spot on the field and let them do their thing. 6. Get some more vendors. Last time you had the honey guy there, beef jerky, country crafts and etc. if you have more things for folks to do it will shorten your attraction lines. 7. Realize this is supposed to be a country attraction but the crowd you had was epic, again contract with a traveling carnival ride operator and have them set up so you can spread out the crowds. 8. More bathrooms!! You had some but not near enough for the crowd. 9. More trash cans. Folks were not respectful of your working farm and tossing trash were they wanted. It took me a while to find a trash can by the maze and when I did find it folks had piled trash on the lid instead of inside. We had fun but unless there is some crowd control we may not return. Thanks for listening. read more

Very enjoyable family friendly Saturday afternoon. There's two mazes, hard and easy. They both seemed easy. Family rented a fire pit, which was nice since it was a little cool in the evening. read more

So fun to go with family and the scares are actually scary and it's just a fun time when I go :)

Everything was amazing EXCEPT the Hayride & Corn maze line was super long. Lines were barely moving.

This is one of those activities that's only as fun as the group you go with- had I just gone with one other friend or as a couple, this would have been really disappointing. But as a group of 12, we had a great time. However... They're running a FB promo to do all of the night activities (haunted hay ride, haunted corn maze, zombie paintball) as a package at a discounted rate of $40/pp- and I really know how if I'd say that price is fair. Their marketing is pretty good and made this place look better organized than it actually was, but it seemed like the majority of the activities were run by children. The only adults I saw were at the admission booth, the concession stand, and the maze entrance- typically the cash-handling areas. Inside the maze and paintball, there were kids ranging from toddler to teens in costume and a few high school aged young adults leading certain activities. I realize employment may be sparse out here but I feel this would have a better chance of living up to the hype with more adults involved. Note that I only did the night activities, and there are daytime options available as well. Like I said, we had a pretty good time as a group and just rolled with some minor issues (lines, delays, etc), but you have to go in with the right attitude and perhaps lowered expectations. read more

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Took my money, no tickets what a scam. Don't waste your money now I need to wait for a new debit card thanks guys read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

Solid 3* - kids had a lot of fun, but I think it's expensive to get in. I paid $14 for myself and only went on the hay ride. The maze is cute too and other than that there's nothing really for adults, it's outside but social distancing is not respected at all. The hay ride got us all super cramped - a girl working there kept telling people to get closer and closer to fit more. It made me a little uncomfortable. It's super dusty but it's a different evening out. We went early evening (we have small kids) and by the time we were leaving the line for tickets was crazy long and it looked like a lot of people were coming to enjoy the haunted rides and whatever else there was. It was not impressive - I think the entry is too much and they charge a few dollars extra here and there for other activities. read more

Our entire family enjoyed a great night out at the Moapa Valley Cornmaze. All of the staff and our fellow visitors were really nice. I would recommend this activity to just about anyone. Word of caution, it is better to buy in advance on their website and your Covid mask will also help if you visit on a night when the wind kicks up a little dust. Besides the mazes (regular & haunted) and hayrides, there's all the favorites like pumpkins, natural wild honey, funnel cakes and apple fries!!! read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

WTH is this ?! $20 entrance fee . Corn maze only . Over one hour wait ! Everything else has extra fees !! Big swing , jumping on a trampoline floor , crappy food . NO alcohol , they don't mention you have to bring your own ! No no no .. but I can't hate for making money off simple people like us read more

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I ordered tickets for general admission the hayride and zombie paintball on line. My 13 year old went with his friends family and the person at the entrance made him pay for admission again. I called and spoke to the owners wife. After she very abruptly blasted me with several questions, she told me to email her husband and he would take care of it. I emailed him and he never has replied after a week. It's right-on the website that their staff are not trained professionals . I want my money back. read more

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I have been coming to this corn maze for 4 years! It is a GREAT place to take the family, scare a date, or just to get some good old fashioned type fair food!! Play area, haunted corn maze, reg. Corn maze, haunted house, food, hay ride, The blob, zombie paintball, peddle cars ect. There is definitely something for EVERYONE!!!! Be respectful when you go out, the owners try really hard to create a extra fun environment, and the teens of this town get crazy wild and have fun to give the customers a good time, so be RESPECTFUL AND HAVE FUN!!!! read more

I am only giving this three stars because not all the employees were wearing masks. Masks and social distancing were not enforced. Otherwise this was a great experience. read more

Moapa Valley Cornmaze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Logandale, Nevada

Had a great time here around Halloween with my daughter! Definitely a lot of people on the weekend close to Halloween, but our memories here will last a lifetime :-) read more

Picture it. Moapa Valley. 2018. My wife and I come running from the corn maze, delighted by the time we had in the winding maize. We laughed, we screamed, we got lost. The atmosphere was delightful, playful, fun for the whole family. The smells of fresh-cooked burgers and whatnot filled the air. It was the evening we had hoped for. Fast forward one year, and I barely recognize the well-planned establishment of yesteryear. The corn maze was moved and lines for both the maze and hayride were cramped together. It's possible the maze was also shorter, but I think they were just more diligent in directing traffic with props and lights. Which isn't a good thing when you're supposed to get turned around and lost. It's clear less thought went into planning the maze and the scares were few and far between. Unlike last year, the actors of 2019 were unenthusiastic. On more than one occasion, they were sitting. Comfortably. Now, I've been in their shoes and have done this job. It's tiring. It's long. By now, you have "Haunt Flu." But I also spent $48 to get in ($17 of which was just for the maze). Give me a show. Scare me like you mean it! After the maze, we braved the scents of farmland to wait online for 1.5 hours for the "haunted" hayride. It was less haunted and more a trail of disappointment. When we finally were admitted onto the dusty tractor, we sat facing away from the main area, figuring the good stuff wouldn't be framed by bright lights. Oh, we were so wrong. The trail was bare (even on the side that had some scatterings of horrors). It was cold. It was uncomfortable. And let us not forget we waited 1.5 hours for this. Included in the $48 blue band was a chance to fire off a corn cannon. Twice. ... cool. The unenthusiastic instructions really made me want to stand in front of the cannon my wife was firing. Alas, I could not. We really should have stayed in the parking lot. There was going to be quite the show when people returned to their cars to find theirs was stuck between two others and they were trapped at Moapa Valley Corn Maze. Now that's a scary thought! read more

Been living in Vegas over 20 years first time here. The family did a great thing for us by opening up their family farm to all of Vegas in October. Perfect weather. You got the night or day maze- based on your anxiety level- just follow the music when you are trying to get back. Loved the corn blaster! The food was great and reasonably priced. This is definitely a great place to come with the family or just a date. It gets you away from the city. A good 2-3 hour day not far from the city. More than 10 activities to do. Advice: be kind everyone is super friendly! read more

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Slightly disappointed with my hour and a half trip out to koala corn maze. The pricing is definitely overpriced and needs to be changed. For $40 that gave my girlfriend and I admission and we were only allowed into the haunted corn maze. We couldn't do anything else like the haunted house, barn ride, or any other activities without paying extra for it. For $40 you would expect to admission to all attractions at the venue but you don't. Food was so so, nothing special. Just Walmart burgers heated up HAHAHA. Def not worth the drive out here if you're coming from Vegas read more

I went here on a Saturday night. I recommend arriving right at 7PM to ensure you get to partake in all the activities as lines can be a bit long and slow. The food is priced right and delicious. No alcohol is served. The chili cheese fries portion is HUGE! There are a lot of activities for young ones (playground, bounce pad, train ride, swings, petting zoo.) I did the blue wrist band package for $27 (it included entry, haunted maze, haunted hay ride, and 2 shots from the corn cannon. The haunted maze was beautifully executed. I wasn't a big fan of the haunted hay ride as most of the things staged on the ride were on one side. The corn cannon was fun. I will be back next year except during the afternoon with my little one! read more

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It was okay... we've been previous years but this year wasn't that great. I don't know if they're understaffed but it was mostly projectors for the "haunted" hay ride.... Then we waited 2+ hours in line only for a bunch of teenagers to keep cutting and their friends cutting as well. We finally got in the haunted maze and Michael Myers was texting on his bright screen phone so it wasn't even scary. Not worth the wait at all. The cheesecake was good however, frozen but better than the rest. read more

Prepare for the weather and the lines. It was my first time going with two of my 20something year old friends and I would say it is probably fun for all ages. We enjoyed three of the attractions, the haunted hay ride, shriek shack, and haunted corn maze. As someone who is scared easily, I was probably screaming louder than the kiddos! It was a blast. My only notes would be that you should avoid Saturday evenings, which they also warn against in the website. We arrived at 7pm on Saturday night and waited an hour and a half just to get in, they definitely need more cashiers to get the line moving quicker. There were also long lines inside. We did not leave until after midnight. This is not a quick trip, especially with the hour drive to and from if you're coming from Vegas, so be prepared. I would also say you should bundle up, in the evenings it gets pretty cold and a little breeze bites. All in all a fun time, but don't be surprised if you spend more time waiting in line than anything else. read more