Unique corn mazes in Alberta you can visit this summer
Corn mazes give you the perfect little fright of being lost and the fun of using your smarts to get you out of it, and luckily, Alberta has some great ones.
From unique ones to some massive ones just outside our province’s two largest cities, there are plenty of bumping corn mazes in Alberta you have to visit at least once.
Edmonton Corn Maze
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Each new season brings a different design to the Edmonton Corn Maze, promising a new challenge for visitors for decades. Within the maze, there are more than five kilometres of twists and turns and 85 decision points to encounter, keeping you asking, “Did we make the right turn?”
When: Reopening late July 2026
Where: 26171 Garden Valley Rd., Spruce Grove
Calgary Farmyard Corn Maze
Calgary Farmyard
Boasting more than 35 attractions, there are plenty of things to do at the Calgary Farmyard, but nothing trumps exploring its massive corn maze. Spread out across 10 acres, it’ll definitely test your navigational skills, as it is the largest corn maze in southern Alberta.
When: Opens Aug. 8, 2026
Address:Ā 284022 Township Rd. 224, Rocky View County
Lacombe’s Kraay Family Farm Corn Maze
Kraay Family Farm
Covering 15 acres of land and filled with over five kilometres of trails, the corn maze at Kraay Family Farm in Lacombe has been a must-stop destination for more than 25 years. This year’s maze design is in collaboration with Make-A-Wish.
When: Now until Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026
Address: Site 6 Box 9 RR 1, Lacombe
Lethbridge Corn Maze
Lethbridge Corn Maze
Established in 2000, the Lethbridge Corn Maze was one of the first corn mazes to open up to visitors in Alberta. Expect to spend anywhere between 20 minutes and two hours to complete the maze, with a new theme each year!
When: July 31 to Aug. 29, 2026
Address: 104051 Range Rd. 22-4, Lethbridge County
Bowden Sunmaze
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Although it’s better known for its stunning sunflower maze that features thousands of blooming sunflowers, Eagle Creek Farms, which runs the Bowden Sunmaze, also has a six-acre corn maze.
When: Early August
Where: 34530 RR#14, Red Deer County