High School Students

With Your Family or Group at Maize Quest

Pre-Teens and Teens are a tough bunch to keep happy. Maybe you've noticed? We have designed our park as a haven for this tough-to-harness age group.

The Cornfield Maze

Certainly the cornfield maze is an adventure big enough for teens, but also engaging for them. As groups move through the maze, the puzzle is so big they have to work together effectively to complete the games and escape.

The Fun Park (Late Summer & Fall)

We host thousands of high school-age students each year during our summer and fall harvest seasons. All our major mazes and attractions are designed to not only handle pre-teens and teens, but entertain them as well. Both sumer and fall, we specialize in tours and excursions for YMCA & YWCA camps, sports camps, day camps, scout groups, school groups and more. Over 20 attractions are open for our guests including our snack bar and picnic pavilion. If it's hot, cool down in the Mist Maze!

GPS Geocaching (Year-round)

High tech tools lead the way. If you really want to engage youth today, give them some high-tech tools. Guests choosing our GPS Geo-caching option explore up to 60 acres of Maple Lawn Farms orchards, fields and woods using the provided GPS units. Students learn to navigate open country using global position systems on a scavenger hunt unlike anything around. Learn more about this high tech option for your group on our Geo-caching page.

The Maize Quest Cornfield Maze takes center stage with our 2011 Adventures of Robin Hood!

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Meet State Academic Standards!

Maize Quest Educational Programs help teachers meet state guidelines. Download our Teacher's Packet, below, for more information. This packet provides some lesson starters for different grade levels based on the state educational guidelines. We took these guidelines and applied them to our attractions. We open our farm to student visitors because we believe there is nothing more important today than an understand of our food system from the source: farms!