La Ferme du Paradis est une ferme de cueillette de 15 hectare près de Lille, ouverte depuis 2009 et proposant près de 60 variétés de fruits et légumes de saison. Chaque automne, elle organise des ateliers de sculpture de citrouilles pour Halloween destinés aux enfants de 4 à 12 ans dans l'enceinte de la ferme.
Hauts-de-France seasonal attraction guide
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Hauts-de-France.
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Tout voir →A Cappy U-pick farm running a 2026 corn-maze treasure hunt with five difficulty levels, including an escape-game challenge, alongside local produce and a farm shop.
Ferme Beun in the Nord offers a giant corn maze with riddles and puzzles, farm animal encounters, an outdoor nature escape game, a children's go-kart track and a baby maze for ages 1-5. Friday evening night sessions and wheelchair-accessible paths are available during the July-September season.
Labymaïs 02 is a corn, miscanthus and rye maze at the Ferme de Belle Vue in the Aisne, changing its layout and theme each year. The site also has a mini-farm with sheep, pigs, rabbits and poultry, plus mini-golf, archery, pedal karts and inflatable games for families.
A three-hectare corn-maze attraction at Wissant with three different games, family and escape-game routes, picnic and snack facilities, all-ages fluorescent nights and separate horror events.
A 35,000 m² corn maze at a fruit estate near Valenciennes, with 3.5 km of paths, a new clue game, pick-your-own fruit and a farm shop.
La Cueillette du Tronquoy near Cambrai is a Chapeau de Paille pick-your-own farm growing seasonal fruit, vegetables and flowers with sliding prices during peak abundance. Squash and pumpkins are available toward the end of the season, popular for autumn soups and Halloween decoration.