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1 / 3Bucking Boar Cornfield Maze
📍 Ngāruawāhia, Waikato
A family-run seasonal maze near Te Kowhai, best for kids who like a challenge and a cool-off. Families love the friendly staff, three waterslides, and good value for a full day out in the sun.
What a lovely place and an amazing stop for the kids in our holiday trip. The maze was challenging, but we made it! Also the slides where so cool. The people who run it are so friendly. A good place to visit. And also a good place for the lunch.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
This is a great spot if your kids like a bit of a challenge and don't mind getting lost for a while - the maze, slides and games can easily fill a good chunk of the day. It's a family-run place where the people genuinely make it, and the price is friendlier than a lot of similar outings, so it's an easy yes for a school-holiday day out.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Lilian Koopman
“What a lovely place and an amazing stop for the kids in our holiday trip. The maze was challenging, but we made it! Also the slides where so cool. The people who run it are so friendly. A good place to visit. And also a good place for the lunch.”
T B
“Love this gem of a place! The staff were amazing- so friendly and helpful. Great day out for the kids. Make sure you have waterbottles, hat and sunscreen for the maze as we were in there for a good 2 hours haha!”
Kate
“Such a beautiful whānau owned business, always super accommodating and friendly , has everything you need for a fantastic day out . Love it 😀 highly recommended”
Troy Smith
“Fantastic experience. I could spend all day playing games, sliding and getting lost in the maze, haha.. well done, team :-)”
Reviews from Google
Overview
Five kilometres of tracks winding through a hectare of corn, redesigned every season, so getting properly lost is half the point - budget a couple of hours and pack hats, sunscreen and water bottles. When the kids have had enough, three waterslides sort out the cool-off, and there's a cafe with barista coffee and real fruit ice creams for the grown-ups. Runs summers only, weekends from January to mid-March, and parents keep coming back for the genuinely welcoming whānau who run it.
