Getting Lost is Fun in the Corn Maze!

Do you got what it takes to master our huge cornfield maze? The corn maze at Lucky Ladd Farms is truly a challenging and unique family entertainment experience. But don't worry if the maze proves to be too much of a challenge we always have an easy exit.

The theme of the 2012 corn maze design at Lucky Ladd Farms is still a secret. We are in the planning stages to make this years maze even better than before. Follow us on facebook and learn about the design process, planting and monitor the mazes growth. Also get clues to enter our Corn Maze Design contest for a chance to win prizes.

If finding your way through our corn maze with all its’ twists and turns isn't enough ...then how about playing a game inside the maze?
True Maze Masters will conquer our corn maze by finding hidden checkpoints located throughout the maze. This year we are having our second annual Corn Maze Master contest and the winner will receive a X-Box Kinect. Participating is simple. Locate a hidden checkpoint, mark your game card to show us you found the checkpoint. Once you have located all 10 checkpoints you can submit your completed game card as entry into the Maze Master contest. The winner will be randomly drawn on October 31.

What makes our corn maze truly unique?
How about the fact we don't use corn at all. That's right we have a corn-less corn maze or what we like to call our "Amazing Maize-Less Maze."

Unlike any other corn maze in Tennessee, our cornfield maze is planted with Sorghum. In fact we are the first corn maze in the state of Tennessee to use sorghum for our corn maze instead of traditional maize (aka corn). Sorghum looks just like corn stalks in a cornfield maze, but is actually a grass and doesn't produce the corn. Sorghum is drought tolerant which is favorable for a fall farm corn maze because it allows us to use a lot less water for irrigation.  Corn mazes are sometimes not as much fun when there has been little to no rain because the stalks will remain short and narrow and the corn doesn’t develop as it should.  Sorghum is planted much denser and produces a much taller and thicker stalk even with limited amounts of water. That means the maze is just that much more fun ...imagine not being able to see through the rows at all.

Certain varieties of sorghum can be harvested and processed to make sorghum syrup. This thick, sweet treat is often times compared to molasses.

The Corn Maze Field is Open Day and Night ...if you dare!
Our Amazing Maize-less Maze is open for exploration both day and night. See the farm calendar for exact dates and times. At night the corn maze presents an even bigger challenge, but don't worry if you're afraid of the dark you are welcome to bring your own flashlight. Although it's fun to spook our friends, when the Flashlight Corn Maze is open to the public the spooking ends. We don't offer a haunted maze at this time. 

Corn Maze Rules:
All children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times to explore the corn maze attraction at Lucky Ladd Farms. There is absolutely no alcohol or smoking allowed on the farm...for obvious reasons.