Edmonton Corn Maze, Corn maze in Parkland County, Canada.

The Edmonton Corn Maze is a corn maze cut into a field of about 15 acres in Parkland County, west of Edmonton. It is part of The MAiZE, a company that designs and operates corn mazes, and a new maze pattern is cut each year. The site also has a farm market.

The Edmonton Corn Maze has been cut with a new design each year since 2001, when its first pattern marked the Edmonton 2001 World Championships. Later themes included an oil platform (2002), the Edmonton Eskimos (2003), Edmonton's centennial (2004), the Edmonton Oilers (2006 and 2018) and the Edmonton Indy (2008). It is part of The MAiZE, the world's largest corn maze company, which assists with design and operation.

The maze patterns change each year with new designs, connecting farming traditions to modern entertainment. Visitors experience how agricultural practices integrate with seasonal recreation for the community.

The maze is open daily from August through October, with hours varying by season and posted on its website. It sits west of Edmonton in Parkland County, so allow driving time from the city. Reduced rates exist for groups and families, and packages can be booked for birthdays and weddings. Wear shoes suited to walking dirt paths through a cornfield.

The Edmonton Corn Maze is designed and operated with The MAiZE, described as the world's largest corn maze company. Each year since 2001 a new pattern has been cut into the field, and the themes have ranged from the Edmonton Oilers and the Edmonton Eskimos to a 2002 oil platform and a 2015 John Deere tractor.