If you’re planning a fall getaway to Killington, Hathaway Farm & Corn Maze is one of the best seasonal attractions in the area. Located in nearby Rutland, this third-generation working farm is home to one of the largest corn mazes in New England, plus family-friendly games, farm animals, wagon rides, and a snack shack. The farm opens each year in August and runs through the end of October.
Corn Maze Details
- Over 12 acres of maze paths with bridges, punch stations, and themed clues
- Annual theme changes each year (2025 theme: Camping Across America)
- GPS-friendly layout with an early exit at the halfway mark
- Mini Maze for younger kids, featuring a Story Walk and colourful “finger stations”
- Saturday Night Maze stays open after dark for flashlight fun and marshmallow roasting
- Address: 741 Prospect Hill Rd, Rutland, VT 05701 - about 20 minutes west of Killington via Route 4
Other On-Site Activities
- Livestock Barn: Cows, sheep, goats, donkeys, pigs, and more
- Hands-On Play Area: Corn pit, duck races, roping practice, pedal carts, puzzles, and swings
- Wagon Rides: Included with admission on weekends and select weekdays
- Snack Shack & Farm Store: Maple syrup, local goods, cider, and light bites
Admission & Hours
- Open: Late August – October 31
- Closed Tuesdays
- Hours:
- Sunday–Friday: 10 AM – 5 PM (maze closes by 6 PM)
- Saturday: 10 AM – 9 PM (maze closes by 11 PM during Moonlight events)
- Admission:
- Ages 3 and under: Free
- Ages 4 and up: $15 flat rate
- All activities included in general admission
- Tickets available on-site; no reservations required
Plan Your Fall Stay in Killington, VT
After a day of exploring Hathaway Farm, head back to your Killington vacation rental to relax, recharge, and enjoy everything fall in Vermont has to offer. Find the perfect home base for your trip and book directly for the best rates and local service. From homes with hot tubs to cozy fireplaces, we have the perfect spot for you!
Frequently Asked Questions About Hathaway Farm
When is the corn maze open?
The corn maze opens in late August and runs through Halloween, weather permitting. It's open six days a week and stays open late on Saturdays starting in September.
Can I bring small children?
Yes. The Mini Maze is designed specifically for younger kids and includes fun, low-difficulty paths and interactive elements.
Do I need a reservation?
No. Tickets are sold on-site and cover access to all farm attractions. Group visits or special accommodations should call ahead.
Is food available on the farm?
Yes. The Snack Shack sells light refreshments, cider, and seasonal treats. The Farm Store also carries maple syrup and other Vermont-made goods.
What should I wear?
Sturdy shoes are recommended, especially for the big maze. Bring a flashlight if you plan to attend on a Saturday evening.