Debuck’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch

We took our two youngest children here yesterday on a last minute decision after looking for a place near our home, and this place was one of the ones listed. Was there for about three hours of family fun. We all had a great time with all the rides, hayride for pumpkins, and topped it off with fresh warm doughnuts and cider. Staff was professional and courteous and we will be back! i would recommend this place to my family and friends.

Was there this past Sunday, October 4, r 2015. This was our 4^th or 5^th year in a row corming here. We decided to do the Groupon deal this year. We found out that included a free 6 donuts from the store. The experience went downhill really fast… long lines… the corn maze has a lawyers training course now before you start! They didnt even hand out maps. we had to find them. The petting farm has less animals. We finally said to heck with it and went to claim our donuts. After 20 minutes of standing in line it looked like at least another hour… we left! Never going back… horrible…on the way out we noticed they had almost doubled the size of the parking lot! A lesson learned… bigger isnt always better!!!

Was Ok until we tried to buy donuts. Hour and a half wait on a Sunday afternoon? Perhaps you need a new setup.

What fun! My hubby and I are seniors and had a great fall date! We got lost in the maze, shot corn, race around the tracks and even slid down the hill! We topped our day with cider and donuts!!! A great family place, with no technology fun!!!

Even better than Blakes. Very family oriented without alot of scary Haloween monster stuff– better for smaller children. Kids loved the slide and barrel races. Corn Maze is incredibly fun with three levels– the «hard» one got me lost and I had a map. Friendly staff. Excellent family fun. Excellent.

Farm turned family amusement park. In addition to the local farm standards — corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin patch, cider, etc. — throw in some mini-​thrill rides, a carnival-​like atmosphere, and tons of open space for kids to run around in. Clean and nice.
At $ 11 for anyone over 3, it felt a little pricey but was proven worth it. The giant slides and crazy human hamster wheels alone made our trip, given how many times we did them over and over again.
Lots of families and kids, and the odd pack of roving teenagers, but not too crowded on a Sunday afternoon. I heard there was a Groupon available, through we paid full price. Plenty of tents for shade, and a full barn, equipped with cider and food.
The barrel ride — basically a crazy train of half-​barrels led by a big tractor over grass and through the corn fields — was pretty tame, though reasonably uncomfortable and jarring (like a good old wooden roller coaster should be). And certainly not as crazy as the old hayride at Jenny’s Farm Stand (which ultimately ran over a poor girl and left her paralyzed).
We had a great time, and enjoyed great weather, perhaps the last rays of this Indian summer…