Treinen Farm Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch

Aron Braund

10 months ago

We've made Treinen Farm an annual family tradition going back to 2019. It's such a fun day. Our kids are now teenagers and they've been bringing a friend with the last couple of years. All of them enjoy the food, games, mining, the hay loft, slides, tunnels, and, of course, the maze. We travel a couple of hours so we make it a complete day experience. First, when we arrive we'll spend at least an hour or more playing games, visiting the animals, or doing the hike that offers an amazing autumn view over the farm. Then we try to get something to eat before tackling the maze. This year our trip landed on a Friday so we packed a picnic lunch and ate in the parking lot. The farm does have vendor-type food on busier days (we've eaten here before and weren't disappointed). There are also plenty of tables to sit at. The maze is the main attraction and the Treinen's have made the experience worth every dollar of admittance. At the start of the maze a video plays that gives new attendees a rundown of what to do. There is a semi-blank map that you will add to as you progress through the maze. There are also "secret" posts throughout that can earn you prizes at the front desk (nothing to crazy expensive but cool for kids & bragging rights). After finding your way out of the main maze, there is a "Maze within the Maze." This segment doesn't have a map and I always try my best to draw out the path as we go (of course there is a way to cheat but where is the fun in that!? And I'm not going to share the cheat either). Inside the maze within the Maze there are posts that contain a special message/numbers/letters. It's your job to find all the posts then decipher the answer. If you are successful you'll be able to add your team's name to a leader board. The last couple of years our group has split up into three teams and there's a small competition on who can achieve 100% completion first. Let's just say Mom and Dad are back-to-back champs. Our visit this year came early so we opted out of getting our pumpkins here this year but we have purchased them from the farm before. This is a five star venue. It great for people of all ages. Small kids will not want to leave all of the fun activities outside the maze! The atmosphere is exactly what you need for a Fall day in Wisconsin.

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Pineapple Nomad

10 months ago

I enjoyed the experience of having time to stand around and observe the animals in addition to getting to feed them. Did enjoy watching horses eat pumpkins for a good 30mins+. 🧠🤣 play something very satisfying about watching these massive horses chow down and pumpkins that would normally go to waste

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Corbach Toolis

4 years ago

The day we went it was raining, so the paper maps were disintegrating in our hands as we tried to find our way around 🤣. We spent about an hour, completed the main objectives and only found two of the bonus spots. So, maybe plan for 2 or more hours if it's not raining. It's not too challenging, to get the main objectives but the bonus is tougher! Love the quality designs of their mazes, so creative and educational! 😍 You get a cute, corny little sticker if you do the bare minimum like us. Lots of little activities besides the corn maze to do too. Slides, corn box (instead of a sand box)! They do accept card payment. Overall a good way to spend a few hours with kids/friends.

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christopher harkrader

7 years ago

This is the best in the state! Some much fun for the family. You should not miss out on this awesome experience. Everything from the traditional pumpkin patch, horse pulled carts add to the experience to games everywhere. Plenty of space for the kids to run their energy out. The corn maze is second to none. This year we actually found all 10 secret spots! There are petting areas, climbing and running space, slides, pumpkin launcher. I could continue but you should go and add to this review. You will not be disappointed

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Grace Marchello

2 years ago

Great fall activity for couples and families. The corn maze was very intricate and there were different puzzle challenges you could do along the way. The farm itself is very clean, interactive and great example of agricultural tourism. There is plenty of parking across the highway (with a tunnel under ground to walk to get to the farm). There are horses, pigs, goats and two very sweet dogs. There is a "sand box" made entirely of corn, hay bail fort, natural playground (made of logs), a trail to a great look out over a "clif," and pumpkin patch. It is a great operation and would definitely go again. Pro tip: buy your tickets online to save a lot of money at the gate and print off the tickets to secure the QR code as there is limited/no wifi out there.

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