Corn Maze Near London, Ontario
A New Maze, Cut Fresh Every Fall
A brand-new pattern cut into the corn every single year, so returning visitors are never walking the same maze twice. Self-guided, included with admission, no extra maze fee.
Why Families Come Back Every Fall
Same farm, new maze, every single year.
A New Maze Every Year
We cut a brand-new pattern into the corn each season, so the maze you get lost in this year isn't the one from last year.
20 to 40 Minutes
Self-guided and open all day, every day the farm is open, at no extra cost. No booking required.
Family-Friendly, Not Scary
Not a haunted or scare-actor maze — wide paths built for strollers, with the 10 Corn-mandments posted at the entrance.
Two Mazes to Get Lost In
Both included with admission — no extra tickets to buy at the gate.
A-Mazing Corn Maze
Open for you to get lost in — bee sure to read the 10 Corn-mandments (our maze rules) at the entrance first.
Cedar Maze
A shadier, slower-paced maze through cedar hedgerows. Make it to the centre and ring the bell.
Right Next Door: The Pumpkin Patch
Once you're through the maze, walk over to the pumpkin patch and pick your own — plus the Pumpkin Cannon Show, running the same season.
Ontario's Corn Maze, Cut Fresh Every Year
Most corn mazes reuse the same layout year after year. Ours doesn't — every fall, Clovermead cuts a brand-new pattern into the fields, so returning visitors are getting lost somewhere new, not retracing last year's path. Before you head in, stop and read the 10 Corn-mandments posted at the entrance: part safety briefing, part running joke, and they've saved more than a few families from going in circles. Most groups find their way through in 20 to 40 minutes, and it's built for every age — wide enough for strollers, twisty enough that teenagers still get turned around.
Once you've made it through, the pumpkin patch is right there waiting — walk the rows and pick the one you want to take home, then catch the Pumpkin Cannon Show and Candy Cannon Blast-Off before you head out.
Looking for a corn maze near London, St. Thomas, Woodstock, or Tillsonburg? Clovermead sits roughly in the middle of Elgin, Oxford, and Norfolk counties — close enough from any of them to make it a half-day trip rather than an all-day one.
Coming From Out of Town?
Full visitor guides with drive times and directions for your area.
St. Thomas & Aylmer
About 15 minutes from St. Thomas — directions, hours, and the full visitor guide.
Woodstock & Tillsonburg
25 minutes from Tillsonburg, 40 from Woodstock — the full guide for your area.
London, Ontario
Just 20 minutes from London — directions, hours, and everything else to plan your visit.
Your Local Farm, All Year Long
When the maze changes every year, one visit is just the beginning.
Season Passes
Unlimited visits for 365 days, Pumpkin Festival included. Pays for itself in two trips.
Birthday Parties
The party spot parents rave about. We handle the fun; you take the credit.
School Tours
Curriculum-connected fall field trips at Clovermead.
Group Bookings
Company picnics, church groups and reunions with discounted group rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What people ask before their first trip through the maze.
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When does the corn maze open for the season? +
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A New Maze Every Year, Waiting Right Now
September 19 – October 31 · Open Monday–Saturday, 9–5 · Free Parking
