About us

Guilette Family Farm

We purchased our homestead in 1994. One of the things we loved about the property was the big, beautiful barn. We were blessed to meet a woman who lived in the house in the 1920s when the barn was built. She recalled that each summer, the neighbors would work together to build a barn, taking turns to help each family.

In that same spirit of being there for our neighbors, we are opening up our farm to visitors. We are pleased to offer some family friendly fall entertainment as we share our farm with you.

Our family has always loved visiting corn mazes. We have also enjoyed welcoming friends, neighbors, and visitors to our barn to meet our animals. Since 1994, our barn has been a home beef cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, chickens, ducks, peacocks, turkeys, goats, geese, rabbits, cats, and dogs.

We welcome you to meet, feed, and fall in love with our current farm animals. Check out this video that talks more about how we grow and cut our corn maze!

2024

Maze Design

Last year, The Trinidad schooner was discovered off the coast of Algoma. 100 years ago, The Lakeland sank near Sturgeon Bay with a cargo of new Nash and Kissel cars. Explore both wrecks and boats in our maze!

New in the maze

New to Red Barn Corn Maze are two bridges that cross paths in the maze. Anyone who visited Schopf's Dairy's Door County corn maze before ours might recognize them!

Grounds Activities

Activities to do before and after the maze increases the family & friends time! In 2024 we expanded music wall and added some corn chutes. There are also new historical displays.

Animals

We have some new animals to visit this year. We added a sheep, and some special ducks and birds. We'll have 2 young calves visiting us again this year as well!