
ABOUT "Anderson Farm"
Get lost in our giant corn maze and test your sleuthing skills with our new game, The Farm Scene Investigation. The corn maze is 30 acres, with over 9 miles of trails. Entrance to the maze is included in a Fall Festival Admission Ticket
The Farm Scene Tracks – Last night six farm animals snuck into the house and stole Farmer Joe’s apple pie. Farmer Joe chased the animals into the corn maze. He needs you to go into the corn maze and find the tracks. Place the rubbing paper over the track, and use a crayon to rub the track onto the paper. Once you have collected all six tracks come out and look at the banner to find out which animal belongs to the track. Let us know who stole the pie, so that we can catch those pie stealing animals.
Located in Lady Liberty’s Hand Maze, it is a short loop specifically designed for ages 2-8 but can be played by anyone. Included in general admission and the corn maze field trip.
How to Play
You will be given a punch card at the ticket booth that will include a photograph and a map of the maze.
The maze is divided into four sections; they will be indicated on your punch card. Do one section or complete all four!
There are six checkpoints hidden in each of the three larger sections of the maze, totaling 18 checkpoints.
Each checkpoint has a map of the maze with a unique hole punch attached to the map.
The goal is to find all 18 checkpoints, but it is not required. You may exit from a designated location at any time.
Farm Scene Tracks is in the fourth, smaller trail. It is designed for children ages 2-8 years old. This can be found in Lady Liberty’s hand.
The Farm Scene Investigation: Farmer Joe is missing. There was an accident, and it appears to be foul play. There are seven farm animal suspects that we need you to investigate. Collect the evidence to find the weapon, the suspect, and the location where the crime took place. You will find six location scenes within the corn maze. At each scene you will find an animal, weapon and location to eliminate. Punch your card to keep track of your clues. Hurry! Solve the mystery. Put the guilty farm animal behind bars and save farmer Joe.
The Farm Scene Investigation game can be played in the American Flag maze & is included with general admission and the corn maze field trip.
Hints & Tips
The maze path is packed down dirt. It is best to wear closed toed shoes like tennis shoes or hiking boots. We do not recommend flip flops, crocs, sandals or high heels.
Be aware that the maze can get muddy if we get any rain or snow.
It is a good idea to bring water with you into the maze especially on hot days.
Use the restroom before entering the maze, there are no facilities inside the maze.
All terrain strollers do well in the maze.
The average visitor spends about 2 hours in the maze.
The maze is open both day and night. It is not haunted. Our haunted attractions, Terror in the Corn and Zombie Paintball Hunt are located in another corn field.
We highly recommend bringing a flashlight to use when entering the maze after dark. Cell phones and the moonlight are not enough to see the path. We have flashlights available for purchase at the ticket booth if you forget to bring one.
Maze Rules
Stay on the established maze paths
Don’t cut through the corn
Don’t pick, pick up or throw any corn
No smoking or open flames
No alcohol
6728 County Road 3 1/4, Erie, Colorado, 80516
(303)828-5210
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Booking a field trip with Anderson Farms just got a whole lot easier. Now you can find an open time slot in our booking calendar that is updated in real time. Receive your confirmation letter right away and know immediately that your class is booked and ready to have a great visit!
In the spring of 2014, Anderson Farms was chosen as the Longmont Conservation District Conservationist of the year and was also chosen as the Upper South Platte Watershed Conservationist of the Year-Farmer Division
On July 26th, 2012 we raised our brand new giant pumpkin. This new area landmark can be seen from Highway 52. To see how we built, moved and raised the pumpkin please check out our Flicker album!
- Driving Directions:
From Boulder – Take the Longmont/Boulder Diagonal to Highway 52 and turn east. Go past Hwy 287, go past County Line Road, Turn north on County Road (CR) 3 ¼. Go ¾ mile and you are there!
From Longmont – South on Highway 287 to Highway 52. Turn east. Go past County Line Road. Turn north on County Road (CR) 3 ¼. Go ¾ mile and you are there!
NOTE: County Line Road is closed just south of Hwy 119 in Longmont. The bridge over the St. Vrain River was heavily damaged during the flood and is not expected to reopen until late winter of 2015. You may use Highway 287 or I-25 as alternative routes from East Longmont.
From Denver – Go north on I-25, exit 235 on Hwy 52, approximately 12 miles north of 120th Avenue. Turn west on Hwy 52 and go approximately 2 1/2 miles. Turn north on County Road (CR) 3 ¼. Go ¾ mile and you are there!
From Northwest Denver – Go northwest on Hwy 36 (Denver to Boulder road). Exit at Broomfield and turn right at exit from freeway. You are now on Hwy 287. (An alternative is come north on Wadsworth which turns into Hwy. 287) Go north. Pass Baseline, pass Arapahoe, pass Lookout Road until you get to Hwy 52. Turn right or east. Go past County Line Road. Turn north on County Road (CR) 3 ¼. Go ¾ mile and you are there!
From Greeley/Ft. Collins/Loveland –
Go south on I-25, exit 235 on Hwy 52. Turn west on Hwy 52 and go approximately 2-1/2 miles. Turn north on County Road (CR) 3 ¼. Go ¾ mile and you are there! From Southeast Denver: Take E470 North to I-25. Go north to Hwy 52 (exit 235) and turn west.
Approximately 2-1/2 miles you will find County Road (CR) 3 ¼. Turn north. Go ¾ mile and you are there!
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