Glen Ray’s Corn Maze in Spanish Fork is more than a seasonal attraction. It’s a working family farm that has been in operation for over 150 years, now run by the seventh generation of the Larsen family. Each fall, they open their gates to share farming traditions and hands-on fun with the community.
A family farm turned attraction
Everything at Glen Ray’s is rooted in farming. The corn maze and activities are built directly on the family’s farmland, and family members are involved in every part of the operation—from planting the corn to welcoming guests. This is a farm experience that connects visitors directly to Utah’s agricultural heritage.
Hands-on learning for kids
Thousands of local students visit each year for farm field trips. At “farm school,” kids learn where their food comes from and get a real introduction to farming. It’s always a surprise when they realize that even a chocolate chip cookie starts with ingredients from the farm. Glen Ray’s also employs local youth, helping them build responsibility and leadership skills.
Mazes for everyone
The farm offers three maze experiences—short, medium, and long—so guests can choose the level of adventure they want. Families with kids can enjoy scavenger hunts like “Farmer Glen’s Animals,” while older kids and adults can try the more challenging “Corn Fairies.” To make navigating easier, guests can scan a QR code to get a live map on their phone.
At night, the Field of Fright Haunted Corn Maze takes over. This haunted experience transforms the same farmland into a completely different attraction, with scary storylines, costumed characters, and surprises waiting in the dark.
Big updates for 2025: Glen Ray’s Super Slide
One of the farm’s most popular attractions, the Glen Ray’s Super Slide, is getting a major makeover this year. For the past eight years, the slide has been built entirely out of straw bales. To improve safety and expand the fun, the slide is being completely rebuilt. The same two slides families have loved will return, and two new mega super slides—each stretching 100 feet long—are being added for 2025.
More attractions for families
In addition to the maze and slides, visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities:
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Pumpkin patch
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Kiddie Corral
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Corn pit and pipe slide
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Straw bale pyramid
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Rubber duck races
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Glen Ray’s Grand Prix
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Human hamster wheel
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Giant yard games
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Cow train
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Rolling pipe slide
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Jump pad
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Concessions
Specialty days like You’re a Wizard Day, Princess and Superhero Day, and the Halloween Carnival bring even more variety for families throughout the season.
Award-winning and community-recognized
Glen Ray’s Corn Maze has been recognized as one of Utah Valley’s top fall events, earning awards from the Spanish Fork Chamber of Commerce and ranking #3 in the 2025 Best of Utah Valley’s Best Local Fall Events. Owner Kara Lewis has also earned grants to expand educational programs and improve concessions, adding to the farm’s impact in the community.
Plan your visit
This fall, families can explore the maze, enjoy new mega slides, pick pumpkins, and spend a day outdoors together. Glen Ray’s Corn Maze blends farming heritage with fun, creating traditions that bring people back year after year.
📸 Photo credits: Glen Ray’s Corn Maze
