Texas Mazes

Here is a list of a fun kids activity - Texas Mazes. Kids will love running through the various mazes in Texas and trying to find their way out. You'll find a variety of Texas mazes to choose from.

The earliest mazes in the gardens and palaces of Europe were created by rearranging the walls of a labyrinth to achieve a pathway with choices, often including a number of dead ends. There are five basic types that can be clearly identified:

Simply-connected are essentially formed from one continuous wall with many junctions and branches

Multiply-connected is any maze with the goal set within an island of barriers, physically unconnected to the rest of the maze

Three-dimensional Mazes allow the islands of a multiply-connected maze to be totally isolated from each other with the only link via a bridge

Conditional Movement Mazes offer an entertaining intellectual challenge and have proven to be popular in educational contexts

Interactive Mazes incorporate computer-timed barriers and other innovative devices such as motion sensors and mechanisms that determine the physical characteristics of the walker

Picture Of The Maze

Maze Name & Contact Information

Maze Description

Graff Family Farm

Hondo Texas

830 741-3698

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Graff Family Farm, home of the South Texas MAiZE in Hondo, offers a family-friendly, outdoor, fall recreational event. A seven-acre labyrinth, carved into a hayfield, is sure to delight Texans of all ages. Ride the barrel train, take a hayride to the pumpkin patch, jump on the Corn Popper, play on the hay bales, race a duck and enjoy delicious food during your visit. Seasonal activity, open late September to late November. Visit their website for all the details. Come see why getting lost means finding fun in Hondo!

Rocky Creek Maze

Moulton Texas

361-798-6131

Rocky Creek Maze is sure to challenge the outdoor adventurer in you with a mind-boggling 7-acre cornfield maze with over 2 ½ miles of twists and turns! When you’re done getting lost in the cornfield, they’ve got plenty more family fun activities to keep you occupied, like the 15 foot high hay slide, the air-powered corn cannon, the all new Frog Hopper, mini mazes, duck races, pumpkins, barrel train rides, and hayrides around the farm. And for the really brave souls, try the Haunted Maize on Friday and Saturday nights in October. Parking, restroom facilities, covered seating, and concessions all available. Open October to late November.

Cowtown Cattlepen Maze

Ft Worth Texas

817-624-6666

Over 5400 sq ft of ever changing wooden pathways that resemble cattle pens of the old west that challenge young and old. The runner can compete against the clock and one another to locate check points in a certain amount of time for prices.