Washington State Corn Maze

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12 Acres of Washington State History to Explore!

What better way to engage kids in the geography and history of Washington than this amazing maze? Navigate Washington in miniature with more than 250 state roads and 400 towns and landmarks, each labeled with historical facts. Paths cover 4.5 miles.

Frequently Asked

Tips for Your Visit

What if I can't find my way out of the maze?

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Make sure to get your map on the tractor ride out to the maze! Unlike other mazes, however, ours is an educational adventure and does not include dead ends. You can easily find your way out of the maze at any point.

Policies

Do you allow pets?

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Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome. Read our full policy here.

Chick Holding Experience

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Wagon Hay Rides

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Cow Train

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3-Story Hay Maze

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Animal Barn

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Attraction Reminders

Don't climb on pens and fences. Our livestock exhibits are designed to protect both you and the animals.

Our animals are on special diets; DO NOT FEED THEM.

Parents: Please supervise your children. We are a working farm.

Use quiet voices and be gentle with the animals.

Please wash your hands after interacting with the animals.

Meet Our Animals

Rabbits

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Kuni Kuni Pigs

Mini Zebu (Lunchbox)

Mini Highland Cow

Calf (Norman)

Lambs

Mini Pony

Pedal Trikes

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Goatland Educational Exhibit

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Low Ropes Play Area

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Tractor Pull

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Jumping Pillows

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50-Ft. Triple Indoor Slides

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Ziplines

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Corn Box

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Live Duck Races

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Our ducks are fast!

Watch them race at our action-packed live duck race and vote for which one you think will win.

Farmer Ben's 4 Little Pigs Show

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Have you ever seen a pig theater? We doubt it!

Maybe you’ve heard of the Three Little Pigs, but you’ve probably never seen them act it out themselves and it is not something to be missed!

Hay Pyramid

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Kids' Corn Maze

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Dump Truck Roller Slide

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Barnyard Sports Zone

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Hay Hoist

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Gem Mining

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Add Gem Mining For Extra Fun!

Pan for treasures at our old-fashioned mining sluices. This is an activity children and adults can do together. Spend 10 minutes or spend a half hour! Once you have found all your treasures, take them to our identification board to find out what you'll be taking home. Use the bag provided to keep your treasures safe for the journey home and don't forget your identification postcard so you can share what you've learned with those at home!

Frequently Asked

Admission/Tickets

Gem Mining Purchase?

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Purchase online with your admission ticket or buy at the Gem Mining booth.

Petting Farm

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The Petting Farm Where You Can Cuddle The Animals All You Want!

The Swans Trail Farms Petting Farm is an immersive experience where you can interact with the animals and learn about them along the way! We have a large variety of farm animals including a mini zebu, goats, lambs, pigs, rabbits, and more! Entrance to the Petting Farm is included with admission to the Apple and Fall Festivals.

Attraction Reminders

Don't climb on pens and fences. Our livestock exhibits are designed to protect both you and the animals.

Our animals are on special diets; DO NOT FEED THEM.

Parents: Please supervise your children. We are a working farm.

Use quiet voices and be gentle with the animals.

Please wash your hands after interacting with the animals.

Meet Our Animals

We have a wide variety of resident and visiting animals for you and your little ones to enjoy. Our animals are very friendly and will come right up to you! Stay tuned for additional visiting animals!

Rabbits

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Mini Zebu (Lunchbox)

Mini Highland Cow

Calf (Norman)

Lambs

Mini Pony

And More!

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Corn Hole

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Volleyball

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Bocce Ball

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Giant Jenga

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Pumpkin Lifecycle & Sustainable Farming

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Learn about the lifecycle of a pumpkin and Swans Trail Farms' sustainable farming program

Learn all about cover crops, crop rotation, integrated pest management and other farming practices Swans Trail Farms use as part of our commitment to ecological farming.

Bees and our Apple Orchard

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Enjoy a wagon ride out to the Apple Orchard

Explore the amazing relationship between our apple trees and the bees who pollinate them. Learn the importance of crabapple trees in our orchard!

A-maizing Corn

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Learn about the parts of a corn plant!

Learn why the tassels are so important, and how we grow and create our Washington State Corn Maze. Hop the wagon ride back or stay and explore the 4.5 miles of winding paths with landmarks of our state along 250 state roads with 400 towns. Each road, town, and landmark is labeled with a sign featuring historical facts.

Cider Mill Press Demonstrations

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View a cider pressing demonstration

After learning about our apple orchard, head back to the Cider Mill to view a cider pressing demonstration and sample our fresh-pressed cider!

The Role of Pollination in the Lifecycle of a Strawberry

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Meet in the strawberry fields to learn the importance of pollination.

How is the Washington State Corn Maze created?

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Did you know Swans Trail Farms is home to the first corn maze in Washington State!?

Farmer Ben still plans and cuts it the same way he did over 20 years ago! Join this farmer-led talk to learn the history of our maze and take a behind the scenes look at how the maze is created from planting, to cutting, to setting up all the signs and props.

Animal Barn Talk - Small Farm Animal

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More information will be posted closer to Homeschool Day. This will be dependent upon which animals are at the farm the day of the event.

Animal Barn Talk - Large Farm Animal

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More information will be posted closer to Homeschool Day. This will be dependent upon which animals are at the farm the day of the event.

Plant a Pumpkin!

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Discover the magic of the pumpkin life cycle firsthand!

We're bringing back the popular "plant a pumpkin" activity that was the most loved part of spring field trips. Students will learn how pumpkins grow from seed to harvest. Each participant will even have the chance to plant their very own pumpkin in our fields.