About Hanes Farmland & Corn Maze
The Hanes family has farmed this land on Highway 5 since 1849, eight generations in all. It started with Kevin's roadside sweet corn stand; his mother added pies, and the stand grew into the Tiny Shop Bakery, which now anchors a fall corn maze and a farm play area.
The corn maze covers about 20 acres and takes one to two hours. You get a map, a pen and a clipboard, and the newer section needs a charged phone. In fall 2026 the maze is open Monday to Saturday 9:30 am to 8 pm and Sunday until 5 pm, with closing day set by the weather. The Farmland area, included with a maze ticket, has animals to feed from coin dispensers, swings, a sandbox, play structures and pedal karts. A sunflower maze runs in late summer, and there is a mini maze for small kids.
The pie shop is open all year and bakes 15 kinds of pie, from sour cherry and elderberry to peach crumble caramel and strawberry rhubarb. Butter, maple and coconut tarts, scones, squares, cookies, ice cream and milkshakes round it out, and you can call ahead to preorder. A food truck serves maze visitors on weekends. Groups of 15 or more should book by email at least 48 hours ahead.
Between the Vines Lavender Estate, also in Dundas, is about 10 minutes away.
What to do
- Work your way through the 20-acre corn maze, about 1–2 hours
- Feed the farm animals and let kids ride the pedal karts in Farmland
- Take home a sour cherry, elderberry or peach crumble caramel pie
- Walk the sunflower maze in late summer
- Grab a butter or maple tart and a milkshake at the Tiny Shop
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Sunflower maze in late summer; corn maze from late summer until weather closes it in fall; pie shop year-round
- Hours
- Fall 2026: Farmland daily 9:30 am–5 pm; corn maze Monday–Saturday 9:30 am–8 pm, Sunday 9:30 am–5 pm
- Admission
- 2026 maze tickets (plus tax): adults 13+ $21.99, seniors 55+ $19.99, ages 8–12 $17.99, ages 3–7 $14.99; Farmland only $14.99 (ages 3+)
Good to know
- Dogs
- Service animals only
- Reservations
- Walk-in
Tips for your visit
- Charge your phone before you go; the newest part of the maze needs it
- Outside food isn't allowed at the maze unless needed for dietary reasons
- Children under 16 need an adult, with at least one adult for every four kids
- Ponchos, hats, mitts and flashlights are sold on site in limited supply
Pair it with a lavender farm
Between the Vines Lavender Estate · about 10 minutes away
Combine a morning at the lavender estate with an afternoon in the maze and a pie to take home, about 10 minutes apart in Dundas.
Getting there
Questions
How long does the Hanes corn maze take?
Plan on one to two hours for the 20-acre maze.
Are dogs allowed at Hanes Farmland?
No pets are allowed; certified service animals are welcome.
Is the pie shop open after the maze season?
Yes. The Tiny Shop Bakery is open year-round.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Caledon, Erin & Orangeville, Ontario
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