MazeScoutYour guide to outdoor fun
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Labygreen is a corn maze at the Comet-Tournier duck farm in Toulouzette, in the Landes. Visitors follow two maze courses and solve riddles while searching for the maze's fictional farmer character. The farm also sells its own duck products and other crops, and operates a farm-table restaurant on site.
Les Jardins de Colette, 10 minutes from Brive-la-Gaillarde, is a 5-hectare garden with a butterfly-shaped vegetable maze covering about 5,000 m², large-scale outdoor games, and a tearoom. The maze walk takes roughly one hour.
A seasonal maize maze between the Gastes and Mimizan lakes with a changing educational game and layout, three question levels, Thursday night sessions, group visits, bicycle access and leashed-dog admission.
One of Europe's largest permanent hedge mazes, with 4.5 kilometres of paths across 2.2 hectares, themed question trails, giant games, a barefoot trail, children's play areas and an extensive 2026 season.
Near Sarlat, this corn maze in Vézac's Bois de Selves lets visitors solve clues with family or friends while walking through maize pathways. The site also has farm animals, a playground, a bar and ice cream stand, and a picnic area. It is not wheelchair/reduced-mobility accessible.
A large July-August maize maze included in the 2026 family program at the restored medieval Château Fort de Saint-Jean-d'Angle.
A seven-hectare nature park near Romagne with a summer maize maze and four other plant or wood mazes, two kilometres of pedal-kart tracks, a sensory trail, games, picnic space and a snack bar.