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A 1.5 km hedge maze of green and red beech hedges in the grounds of the historic Loppem castle park, described as one of Belgium's few authentic hedge mazes. Visitors can pick up a free maze-themed puzzle activity, and dogs on a leash are welcome. A special haunted evening opening is held around Halloween.
A Renaissance château on the Meuse near Hastière with French-style gardens featuring hedgerow mazes and Europe's oldest potted orange trees. Open April 4 through November 15, 2026 (Thursday-Sunday, daily in July-August), the visit includes a free QR-code audio guide, a boat dock for river visitors, and grounds accessible by car, bus or bicycle parking. Dogs on a leash are permitted in the gardens only.
A corn maze run from a bike café ('fietscafé') on De Merelhoeve farm in Paal, near Beringen, with an observation tower giving views over the Zwarte Beek valley. Visitors register at the café counter, receive a quiz sheet with regional-product prizes, and can cycle through the surrounding cornfields. The site is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly with free WiFi and parking within 100 meters.
A weekend-only corn maze organized by the local Landelijke Gilde in Beervelde, covering 2 hectares with about 1.5 km of paths. It includes a farming-themed quiz competition and a children's puzzle trail. As of research, only 2025 event dates (late August/early September) were confirmed; 2026 dates were not yet published.
A new free 2026 corn maze at Kaasmakerij ’t Groendal in Rumbeke, paired with Bar Vert, a straw pyramid, play space and food made from local farm products.
A giant corn maze with over 1 km of paths at La Ferme du Parc in Montignies-lez-Lens, described by the operator as an immersive, all-ages nature experience. Dogs on a leash and all-terrain strollers are welcome, and visitors are advised to wear boots in wet weather. Parking is free; admission is paid on-site by cash or QR code.
A free corn maze on Hoeve De Peinwinning farm in Bekkevoort, described by the operator as a nature escape room where the corn grows well above head height. A new maze layout is designed each year, and the field is later used as cattle feed. An on-site ice cream parlour is open the same hours.
A 6-hectare corn maze planted in a field across from the Ter Speelbergen estate on the Putte/Heist-op-den-Berg border, organized annually by the regional landscape organization Kempens Landschap. The maze has a broad main path with about twenty branching side paths and includes a treasure hunt for eight hidden animal markers.