Corn Dawgs Corn Maze

We finally gave in to how much people seemed to love this place. While it’s good, it didn’t live up to the hype.
The good. There was a lot of variety and everything is nice and close to each other, though that may be a negative on a busy day. It did have some things like the zip line (though certainly not your typical wow factor) which you don’t see at others and the corn pit was huge.
The worse part was the cow train that was way to bumpy and fast, especially for little kids. The rest was good but nothing was in great shape or real «clean». For example the corn pit, while huge, had bugs and mucky something or other on the edges.
We’ll stick w Washington Farms from now on.

Rodeo Event Review: I loved that we were supporting our school PTO. But I didn’t feel it was worth the money. The PTO flyer implied that the inflatables were included so we arrived early. There were also bungees, face painting, and a mechanical bull advertised that were no where to be found at the event. The inflatables were an extra $ 10 per kid for unlimited access but once the rodeo starts they couldn’t get back over there since the stands didn’t have railing or an area left open for getting up and down. Once you’re in them there was really no getting back out without climbing on top of people. So hope you don’t need a restroom break until intermission. I found that dangerous & greedy on their part trying to pack as many in the stands as possible. The rodeo also had too many sponsored commercials and not enough true competition. If the admission were cheaper, I’d understand the need for so many sponsored interruptions. I’ve been to better and would probably not go to the Corn Dawgs Rodeo again or recommend going to a friend.

IThis is our second year going and we love it. I feel like you get a lot for your money as well. For $ 25 ($ 20 if it’s the last day of the season), you get everything included except a pony ride: if you’re thinking of it as a pumpkin patch, that may be expensive, but it’s more of a theme park. This includes: all the slides, the corn kernel box, corn maze, bouncies, zip lines, bungee, petting zoo, hayride and a bunch of other attractions. I love the feel of this place: it’s very spread– out, and if you go in the morning, you can skip the rush and the lines. It felt like we had the whole place to ourselves from about 10 to 11:30. I love the homemade feeling of it: the ride made out of plastic jugs, etc… And they don’t hassle you about bringing your own food in, which I think is great. We had cousins ranging from 3 to 9 and everyone had enough to do that, four and a half hours later, they weren’t ready to leave.
I didn’t see anyone mistreating the animals. However, the reason why I’m not giving it five stars is that I’m not a fan of those pony rides and would prefer they don’t have a petting zoo at all. I think it’s kind of an outdated idea and it’s a bit sad.

The night we went in October 2014, everyone was talking about how poorly the animals were being treated. It is such a shame because it would be just as fun WITHOUT the animals there forced to be tortured by people.
The horses were whipped by the owner who picked them up at the end of the night.
The worst though was the poor rabbits. As we got to the rabbit section, one poor rabbit was being carried out of the gate on the verge of dying. The worker told us that was the another rabbit had died earlier that day. She said they had been dying all month and they just keep getting more and there are tons buried around the corn maze and in the edge of the woods.
Somehow they seem to have no idea why when it is totally clear to everyone else. The rabbits are held in this big pen where they can’t escape and all day long adults and kids of all ages are stomping around in there, chasing them, holding them, grabbing them, dropping them, scaring them. Anyone can google rabbits and read that their bodies are extremely fragile, and their bones are broken very easily, even by being held a little too tight. They are not good pets for kids due to this and especially not good pets for hundreds of people to be picking up and chasing and dropping all day & night. The worker told us that the ones that died would get where they couldn’t move and would barely be breathing. DUH! I’m sure half their bones were broken.
Another BIG problem is the way the lighting is so bad at night and whole sections of the rabbit pen are in totally darkness and you can’t see if you are about to step on a rabbit or not. The least they could do is close the animal exhibits at dark.
It would be best if there were no animals there at all! If they think they have to have animals, there should not be any sections where people can get in there and walk around with them. Let people stand around the fence and see them and maybe pet them if they get close enough. OR do like Washington Farms and have the rabbits in big wooden boxes/​cages with hay and only allow people to stand beside the box and reach down and pet the rabbits, NOT PICK THEM UP. Washington Farms always has workers watching to make sure no one is picking up any of the animals, just petting them gently. I’m not going back next year. It was very upsetting for my whole family and there were a lot of other people talking and complaining about it.

I LOVE Corn Dawgs! This was my second year attending, and I’m sure I’ll be going for many more. The staff is friendly and the majority of activities are fun. I love the addition of the giant corn pit this year. I had to put aside my usual germaphobe mentality to enjoy it, but it was a pretty unique experience to play around in a giant deep pit of corn.
There’s a giant stack of hay bales to climb on, a string maze, bean bag toss, a gravel pit to dig around in with mini construction equipment, a sand pit, pony rides, some goats and donkeys to feed, and of course the maze!
The corn maze has 6 check points you should hit on your way to the exit. Each check point has a different hole puncher to use on your map to mark that you’ve been to. In addition to that, they have «secret» check points you can find to help solve a farm mystery. It’s cute and adds another element to the maze.
Overall, I’m a huge fan of Corn Dawgs, but we did pay $ 25 which feels a little steep. If we had more than 2 people in our family, it would’ve been pretty costly.

More than a corn maze, it is so much for fun kids, especially 12 and younger. There were many activities for them to do from zip lining, jumping thingie, huge slides, to bungee jumping, of course, all kids style. Not to mention the hay ride and corn maze. Everyone has to pay to enter but you must have the wrist band to go to every activity which has tickets. $ 12 for admission, $ 25 for all you can go. Corn maze and hay ride are free with admission. Kids 3 and under can go on all activities with height restrictions.
There is a covered «food court» area. For sale were snow cones, funnel cakes, pizza, corn dogs, cotton candy, you know typical festival foods. There’s a small stage there, I guess for performers but we saw none. They were playing Taylor Swift’s first album, which is more country.
I personally would only go back to take my niece and nephews since they are still young and had so much fun but I would not go back for myself.

I attended the 3^rd Annual Rodeo at Corn Dawgs recently and was very disappointed in how management handled our specific situation.
As we walked up to my friend’s truck, both windows on the driver side were smashed in. The management at Corn Dawgs was very apathetic towards our situation. We asked if they would help with the cost of replacing the windows and they said it was not their problem even though it happened on their property. (Sure, my friend could file it with his insurance but the deductible would be more expensive than the cost of the windows). This is NOT how you run a company. Any half-​decent manager would have offered to help with the cost or even offered a refund so we, the customers, would talk positively about Corn Dawgs but not Corn Dawgs… Corn Dawg’s management’s response to the situation was, «At least you had fun at the rodeo.»
Side note: The rodeo was not very good. ⁶⁄₁₀ at best.
The management even compared our situation to Wal-​Mart saying that Wal-​Mart would not help pay for the windows. Wal-​Mart also has security cameras…
Let this review also serve as a warning — The field «parking lot» at corn dawgs is very dark (no lighting whatsoever) and has NO security patrolling the parking lot. Be careful. Hopefully they will fix this problem before something much worse occurs.

Nice place and our family had a great time. We expected to be over charged and under impressed. To our shock it was only 12 per person which included most everything we wanted to do.

Prices are a bit high. Kids seem to enjoy most of the activities. Definitely a dirt filled area. If it’s windy outside do NOT come here. Covered from head to toe with dirt from the wind. Very annoying music playing near the entrance. Restrooms are far away from all the attractions do take the little ones in the way in.

This place is more than just a corn maze, for which I thought all it was. It’s like a kid friendly farm theme park. Pretty fun! Kids under two are free. Adult entry fee is $ 12 unless you are a public service worker, then it is $ 10.
We brought our 13 mth old here a few Saturdays ago and he had BLAST! He wasn’t able to do everything, but he had fun running around in general, on the swing/​zip line and in the blowup kid maze. He also had fun running around the pumpkin patch and pumpkin maze.
One thing that was pretty lame was their «petting zoo» which consisted of a baby pig. There was a donkey that was tied up because he bit and a pregnant rabbit that was out but you couldn’t touch. The rest of the animals were in fences that were labeled «do not open fence».
All-​in-​all, a great place to take your kids, especially if they are a little older and can do the corn maze. Highly recommended!

This was our first Corn Maze, and it was alot of fun for the kids. However, the price of $ 12 per person (no discount for kids unless they’re 2 or under) is way too steep when you consider that they also charge you on top of that for approx. 80% of the other activities. We were told we could buy a Adventure pass for $ 25 pp. Wow, come on guys, this wasn’t Disney or Six Flaggs. That being said, there is ALOT to do there, slides, petting zoo, really unique bouncy things, two corn mazes, games, gold mining, bungee, zip lines… I could go on still… The corn mazes (2) were neat, but they could have added alot more imagination to both of them. We enjoyed the kids maze better than the larger haunted maze. They needed more ghouls to make it more interesting if they are keeping with the haunted maze theme. If money isn’t a problem, this is a great place to take the kids for some good outdoor fun. However $ 48+ dollars for a family of 4 just for the maze is too expensive. We attended at night, but for the kids, would recommend the daytime. Oh, while there was entertainment, it was more like karaōke by one person. With the size of this event and venue, they should have a full-​band.