Corn maze
Paths cut through the farm's own corn. From the air, past mazes have spelled out the farm's name.
A family farm in Baker, Florida, open on fall weekends. Walk the corn maze, ride the Super Mega Slide, fire the corn cannon and pick a pumpkin on the way out.
Admission covers all of it except pumpkins. Kids can run from the corn pit to the slide to the petting zoo while the grown-ups find the way out of the maze.
Paths cut through the farm's own corn. From the air, past mazes have spelled out the farm's name.
Down from the wooden tower. Two rides with admission, unlimited with the wristband.
Aim at the target and fire an ear of corn across the field.
Rows of sunflowers to walk through. The best photo spot on the farm.
A giant rope web to climb at the edge of the corn.
Walk the patch and choose one to take home. Pumpkins are sold separately.
Meet the farm animals up close.
Pick the one that fits how many times your kids will want to go down the slide.
Sunflowers, the slide tower and the corn. Tap any photo to see it larger.
of reviewers on Facebook recommend Nixon Farm's Corn Maze.
★★★★★“So many fun things to do for kids! Our daughter was playing there for hours! Great local farm to visit!”

Schools and groups visit the corn maze for field trips. Students walk the maze, see the sunflowers and meet the animals on a farm that still grows cotton, peanuts, wheat and soybeans.
Call the farm to set a date for your group.
The maze sits on the Nixon family farm, a third-generation operation run today by Shannon Nixon. The family grows cotton, peanuts, wheat and soybeans on almost 700 acres in Okaloosa County.
They farmed no-till from the early days to protect the soil, and in 2019 the Florida Farm Bureau gave the family its CARES recognition for protecting natural resources.

The farm is in Baker, north of Crestview in Okaloosa County. Check the farm's Facebook page before you leave for weather updates.
Weather can close the maze for the day. Closures are posted on the farm's Facebook page, so check there before you drive out.
Tickets are sold at the gate. The farm takes cash and cards.
Yes. Food is available at the farm.
No. Pumpkins from the patch are sold separately from admission.
Yes. Call (850) 902-2623 to plan a field trip or group visit.