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Lichfield Maize Maze is based on a real working farm in Lichfield (12 miles from Birmingham) open for family days out in Summer from late July through to early September, then reopening for Pumpkins in October each year.

In summer, visitors can explore two maize mazes (including a shorter mini maze), wander through pick-your-own wildflower strips and over 150,000 sunflowers, enjoy a huge picnic and explore ride-on tractors, a giant sandpit, and straw bale towers, and stop for something to eat at our on-site Field & Flower Café. In October, we reopen for pumpkin picking and updated maize maze activities. We also have our famous Pumpkin House for family photos.

We also hold Sunset in the Sunflowers evenings throughout the summer; special ticketed events set in the flower fields as the sun goes down. These can be booked separately on our website.

We run Quiet Time sessions throughout the season with visitor numbers kept very low, encouraging a calm, unhurried atmosphere. These sessions are popular for those who prefer things a little more relaxed. Tickets for Quiet Time sessions can also be booked directly on our website.

One carer is admitted free of charge per paying ticket holder (please bring your Nimbus Card or other appropriate supporting documentation). We welcome assistance and guide dogs throughout the site.

Please do get in touch before your visit if you have any accessibility questions at all.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by Lichfield Maize Maze

Disabled Access at Lichfield Maize Maze

We are an entirely outdoor venue on a working farm, and our ground conditions are very much weather-dependent. Paths can be uneven and muddy after rain, so we always recommend getting in touch before your visit if you are unsure whether conditions will suit you on the day. Dedicated disabled parking spaces are reserved close to the entrance. Most visitors who use wheelchairs or mobility scooters manage well across the site, and the mini maze and wildflower fields tend to be the more comfortable options. The Field & Flower Café is on site and provides a place to sit and rest during your visit. An accessible Portaloo is available on site and is checked and cleaned regularly throughout the day. One carer can be admitted free of charge per paying ticket holder (please bring your Nimbus Card or other appropriate supporting documentation). We welcome assistance and guide dogs throughout the site. If you have any specific accessibility questions before your visit, please get in touch at hello@lichfieldmaizemaze.co.uk.

Disabled access

Accessible parking at Lichfield Maize Maze

Yes, parking is on our large grassed field. We have disabled spaces reserved near to the entrance.

Dedicated on-site parking

On-site accessible parking bays are available within 50 metres of the entrance.

Toilets features at Lichfield Maize Maze

A disabled Portaloo is always available. Toilets are checked and cleaned hourly.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.