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A child-friendly corn maze at Lookstraat in Peer, easy enough that getting lost is 'almost impossible', with stroller access, a straw tower, a barefoot path, a bike track, a trampoline and small animals to pet. A quiz accompanies the visit, and an observation tower at the top of the sloped maze gives views over the Zwarte Beek valley.
A polder farm near Damme offering a children's corn maze (about 30 minutes) and a larger, harder maze that takes 1-2 hours once the corn is fully grown. The site also has a bar, a pop-up restaurant, picnic baskets, glamping accommodation and farm tours led by the owner. Dogs are allowed on a leash.
A giant wooden maze at the Val de Wanne activity center in Trois-Ponts, reported elsewhere as the largest wooden maze in the world at 2,500 square meters and 3 km of paths across three levels, taking about 90 minutes to solve. The center also offers go-karts, a country golf course, mountain bike rental and a brasserie, and is open weekends and holidays with free parking.
A large summer corn maze at De Bosrust with puzzles and games, a free cycling route through the maize, plus restaurant, playground, indoor play, mini-golf and wagon rides.
A 2.4 km corn maze on the working Zwijntjeshof experience farm in Belzele, near Evergem, run by farmers Els and Hendrik. Signposts along the route teach visitors about pig farming, crop cultivation and sustainable agriculture on the farm. The maze opens once the corn is tall enough, from around July.
A summer corn-maze escape game at Le Siroteur in Émines, built around a family clue hunt and wheelbarrow-themed play.
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 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.