Field of Fright Haunted Corn Maze in Spanish Fork, Utah

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Get ready for a heart-pounding adventure at Glen Ray's Corn Maze in Spanish Fork, Utah, where the Field of Fright awaits daring visitors! This haunted corn maze offers an immersive experience full of suspense, unexpected scares, and thrilling encounters with the undead. As you wind your way through towering stalks shadowed by the night, you’ll face spine-chilling surprises that test your nerves and courage. The maze is designed to create an atmosphere like no other haunted attraction, blending clever scares with the eerie ambiance of the farm setting. Whether you're visiting with friends or seeking a private adrenaline rush, the Field of Fright provides a unique way to celebrate the spooky season. Beyond just scares, the maze encourages teamwork and quick thinking to navigate the dark paths and escape the clutches of ghostly inhabitants. Glen Ray’s Corn Maze is not only a Utah tradition but also a perfect Halloween highlight for thrill-seekers. Be prepared to jump, scream, and laugh in this unforgettable nighttime excursion that transforms a peaceful farm into a playground of fright.

Trip highlights

Difficulty

moderate.

Duration

1–2 hours.

Fitness level

Participants should be in decent physical shape to walk uneven terrain and navigate low-light areas safely.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Field of Fright suitable for children?

The haunted maze is designed to be scary and may not be suitable for younger children, so parental discretion is advised.

Are reservations required?

Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and close to Halloween, to guarantee entry.

Can I bring my own flashlight?

Yes, bringing your own flashlight or headlamp is encouraged for better visibility.

Is the maze wheelchair accessible?

Due to the nature of the corn maze terrain, accessibility is limited and may not accommodate wheelchairs.

Are there any food or drink options on site?

Food and drink vendors are typically available during the Field of Fright event for snacks and refreshments.

What safety measures are in place during the haunted maze?

Staff members are on-site to assist with safety, and emergency exits are clearly marked within the maze.

Local insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Great horned owls

History

Spanish Fork has a rich agricultural history, with corn farming being a longstanding tradition that inspired Glen Ray’s maze.

Conservation

Glen Ray’s Corn Maze supports sustainable farming practices to maintain soil health and reduce environmental impact in the area.

About Glen Ray's Corn Maze

Glen Ray's Corn Maze in Spanish Fork, Utah is a seasonal fall attraction that offers family-friendly entertainment and ticketed experiences on a working farm. The site combines a classic corn maze with a pumpkin patch, giant slides, themed event days, and special seasonal programming designed for visitors of all ages. Visitors can choose from several curated experiences: General Admission provides unlimited access to the corn maze, pumpkin patch, giant slides, and entry to special October theme days such as “You're a Wizard!” and “Princess/Superhero Day,” plus community events like Glen Ray’s Bash. The Date Night - Pumpkin Decorating experience includes two general admission passes, two medium pumpkins, and an hour for creative decorating, with an optional upgrade to the Field of Fright haunted maze for a more intense evening. The Field of Fright Haunted Corn Maze offers a separate, ticketed, after-dark experience that challenges guests to navigate a haunted route through the corn. Operational details, safety procedures, and ticket options are posted by the attraction and managed on a per-event basis to accommodate visitors and encourage responsible attendance. The experience emphasizes seasonal fun, creativity, and community participation while preserving a safe environment for families and groups. Glen Ray’s Corn Maze presents accessible fall entertainment in Spanish Fork, combining traditional harvest activities with themed events to create memorable autumn outings. On-site photo opportunities and seasonal decorations enhance visits, and staff schedule special theme days and community gatherings to foster local engagement throughout October and the fall season for families and friends.

Base locationSpanish Fork, Utah

Tours offered3+

Specialty

Adventure tips

Wear Closed-Toe ShoesEnsure you have sturdy, comfortable shoes suitable for uneven terrain in the maze at night.

Bring a FlashlightThough some sections are dimly lit, having a flashlight helps you see and avoid obstacles.

Go with a GroupNavigating the haunted maze is safer and more fun when done with friends or family.

Arrive EarlyArriving early ensures you get the most time in the maze and avoid long lines during peak hours.

Recommended gear

Comfortable Walking Shoes: Protect your feet during long, uneven walks through the maze.
Flashlight or Headlamp: Helps you see in dark corners and avoid tripping hazards.
Layered Clothing: Stay warm as temperatures drop after sunset.
Bug Spray: May be helpful to ward off insects near the fields.