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The 2012 Marini Farm Corn Maze

"Space Exploration"

Opens September 8th

To track the creation of this year's Corn Maze and all of the activities it offers, follow our Facebook Page

The Marini Farm Corn Maze is perfect for Birthday Parties, Scout Outings, Company & School Outings and Corporate Team-Building. Hayrides may also be arranged for pre-booked groups.

If you would be interested in scheduling a special event or if you have a group or 20 or more, please contact Kathy at 978 471-9203 or contact her by email or just complete our Party & Group Reservation Request.

Book early to leave an opportunity to schedule rain dates

Flashlight nights - every Friday & Saturday
night starting on September 22 at 6 pm

 

Visiting Ipswich for the first time? Check the Ipswich, Massachusetts site for additional information on area attractions, dining and activities.

Explore the 'trails' cut through thousands of living cornstalks in the 8 acre life-size maze. 

This year our Corn Maze is in the shape of the American Eagle. You will learn about important moments in American History. Our Corn Maze is not your typical Corn Maze; it is both educational and interactive.

There are over 18 stations strategically placed throughout the maze with answers to a game sheet that you will be given before entering.  We don't give you clues...you need to find our way out on your own! With over 10 miles of pathways, you will be able to note your progression by the amount of answers you find on your game sheet.  A finished game sheet is a finished maze!

Average times for our mazes are 2 hours; best time is 1 hour - so put on your sturdy shoes or sneakers and come enjoy the experience!! Remember that the last tickets are sold one hour before closing.

In our greenhouse, younger children can enjoy a small hay bale maze and, as always, the Marini Hay Figures will watch over and protect us all!

Please, do not bring your dog into the maze. Dogs are welcome on the property and there are even some state trails adjacent to the property for a good exercising.

An Aerial View of the 2009 Corn Maze -
Down On The Farm
courtesy of Deborah Parker of The Salem News