The world recently lost the irreplaceable Dolly Parton, and now 20 farms across 15 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces will honor her this fall.
The maze campaign is called Get Lost With Dolly. They were designed by Utah-based The MAiZE Inc. to celebrate the 31st anniversary of Parton’s Imagination Library, which delivers books to children around the world.
The project was planned before Parton died on Aug. 25, 2026, but is now being treated as a memorial. Each farm will donate a portion of the proceeds from the mazes to the Imagination Library.
The campaign previously honored Reba McEntire in 2023, Luke Bryan in 2024 and Lainey Wilson in 2025.
The Mazes Are Spread Across 15 States and Two Canadian Provinces
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In the U.S., visitors can find them in Alabama, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.
Michigan, Texas and Utah each have two participating farms. The Canadian mazes are located in Kitscoty, Alberta, and Dundas, Ontario.
Visitors Can Test Their Dolly Knowledge
Once inside the maze, visitors can look for clues and answer questions about Parton to figure out which way to go. Along the way, they may hear her music, learn more about her life, and stop for Dolly-themed photos, says FOX 5 Atlanta. Some farms are planning story times with books from the Imagination Library.
Each farm will have its own additional activities. All Seasons Orchard in Illinois will have 10 trivia questions throughout its six-acre maze. Correct answers will point visitors in the right direction, while wrong answers will send them another way. There will also be a life-size Dolly photo opportunity.
The Connecticut maze will offer weekend story times, duck racing and corn pits. Jaemor Farms in Georgia will have hayrides, a pumpkin patch, farm slides and tricycle races.
Visitors at Alpaca Acres Farm and Fun in Maryland can also see alpacas, visit a new pumpkin patch and enter to win a trip that includes four Dollywood tickets and a lodging certificate.
Each Farm Will Have Its Own Dates and Activities
If you want to visit one of the Dolly mazes, make sure to check the farm’s schedule before you go. Some will open at the end of August, while others will wait until September. Most will close around Halloween or during the first week of November.
For example, All Seasons Orchard will open Aug. 29 and continue through Nov. 1, although it will be closed on Tuesdays. Tickets start at $9 and include the Dolly maze and more than 30 other attractions. Robinette’s will offer its 6.5-acre maze from September through the first weekend in November. Tickets cost $10.50, but the maze will be closed during Labor Day weekend.
The Connecticut maze will be open from Sept. 5 through Nov. 7, while Jaemor Farms will begin its Harvest Celebration on Sept. 12. Alpaca Acres will offer its maze from Sept. 19 through Oct. 18 and requires visitors to purchase tickets in advance.