Family entering the A-Mazing Corn Maze at Clovermead Adventure Farm

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.

Pick Your Own Pumpkin

Walk the patch and choose your own, from mini decorating pumpkins to the full carving kind.

The Pumpkin Cannon Show

Once the show starts, we fire pumpkins — and candy — for a living. Check the daily schedule board for showtimes.

Everything in the Maze & Patch

All included with admission — no extra tickets to buy at the gate.

A-Mazing Corn Maze at Clovermead

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 at Clovermead

Cedar Maze

A shadier, slower-paced maze through cedar hedgerows. Make it to the centre and ring the bell.

Dunkin' Pumpkins at Clovermead

Dunkin' Pumpkins

Equal parts orange, equal parts bowling ball, until you land one in the target.

Pumpk'n Bowl'n at Clovermead

Pumpk'n Bowl'n

Backyard bowling with a very round, very orange twist.

Pumpkin Cannon Show at ClovermeadFall

Pumpkin Cannon Show

Followed by the Candy Cannon Blast-Off, where the sky rains candy instead of squash.

Pumpkin Photo-Ops at Clovermead

Pumpkin Photo-Ops

Our fall photo displays are set up throughout the patch — worth planning a few minutes for the family photo.

The Pumpkin Festival

Every September 19 through October 31, the corn maze, pumpkin patch, and Pumpkin Cannon Show all run together as one seasonal event.

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Ontario's Fall Tradition, 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're through, the pumpkin patch is right there waiting — walk the rows and pick the one you want to take home, then work off some energy at Dunkin' Pumpkins and Pumpk'n Bowl'n before the family photo at one of the fall displays. It all runs alongside the Pumpkin Cannon Show and Candy Cannon Blast-Off, which is exactly what it sounds like: pumpkins (and candy) launching, on schedule, all season long.

Looking for a corn maze or pumpkin patch 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What people ask before their first trip through the maze.

How long does the corn maze take to get through? +
Most families get through in 20 to 40 minutes. It's self-guided and open all day, every day the farm is open, at no extra cost.
Is the corn maze scary, or okay for young kids? +
It's family-friendly, not a haunted or scare-actor maze — wide paths built for strollers, with the 10 Corn-mandments posted at the entrance to keep things fun rather than spooky.
Is the maze different every year? +
Yes. A new pattern is cut into the corn each season, so it's not the same maze twice.
When does the corn maze and pumpkin patch open for the season? +
Both run during Clovermead's Pumpkin Festival, September 19 through October 31.
What are Clovermead's hours? +
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. Closed Sundays.

A New Maze Every Year, Waiting Right Now

September 19 – October 31 · Open Monday–Saturday, 9–5 · Free Parking