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Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Laby'Médoc's Hourtin field is a 2-hectare, roughly 3km corn maze in the Médoc, about 30 minutes from Soulac-sur-Mer. It offers orientation courses, treasure hunts, and a miniature maze laid out like mini-golf, plus themed evening sessions on Wednesday nights. Children under 5 enter free.
Laby'Médoc's Le Temple field is the second location of this Médoc corn maze operator, on the Route du Porge. It shares the same activities as the Hourtin site: a multi-kilometre corn maze, orientation and treasure-hunt games, a mini-golf-style miniature maze, and themed evening openings.
Corn Lanta Pau, on chemin de Limendous in Nousty near Pau, is a corn-maze park with the same three themed quest courses as the operator's Bordeaux and Toulouse sites: a physical challenge, a pirate treasure hunt, and a young-children's trail. It runs daily July 4 - August 30, 2026, with a tiki bar and picnic areas on site.
Labygreen is een maïslabyrint op de eendenfarm Comet-Tournier in Toulouzette, in de Landes. Bezoekers volgen twee labyrintroutes en lossen raadsels op terwijl ze zoeken naar het fictieve boerenpersonage van het doolhof. De boerderij verkoopt ook eigen eendenproducten en andere gewassen, en beschikt over een restaurant met gerechten direct van de boerderij.
Dit maïslabyrint bij Camping des Tourbières in Vendoire (Dordogne) verandert elk jaar van indeling en thema. Bezoekers zoeken naar aanwijzingen die in het labyrint zijn verstopt om een laatste puzzel op te lossen. Huisdieren zijn welkom en er is eten verkrijgbaar op locatie.
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.
Corn Lanta Bordeaux, at Château Chéret Pitre in Portets, offers three themed corn-maze quest lines: a physical skill challenge ('Le Défi des Héros'), a pirate-themed team quest ('La Malédiction de Calico Jack'), and an age-adapted trail for children 3-7 ('Le Trésor des Castors'). The 2026 season runs July 4 to August 30, with Wednesday and Saturday night sessions.
Labyrinthe de l'Ermite is a corn maze in the Périgord Noir, between Vitrac and Carsac near Domme, themed around a story about the 'last hermit' holding out against the modern world. Visitors solve charades and riddles along the way; a new course is designed each year. The site includes free bouncy castles, a picnic area, refreshments, and stroller/wheelchair-accessible paths.
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.
Labyrinthe Magique's Poitiers site, at La Ferme du Bois Soleil in Sèvres-Anxaumont, offers three themed corn-maze quests: a school-competition game, a trail for ages 4-7 ('Le Dragon de Sorcelia'), and a nighttime mystery challenge ('La Malédiction de Sorcelia'). The course takes roughly 1.5-2 hours and includes shaded picnic areas and parking.
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.
This corn maze operates alongside the Prune Museum and Guinguette du Lot restaurant on the banks of the Lot river in Lafitte-sur-Lot. Visitors navigate maize over 2 metres tall while solving a themed puzzle trail. Monday-evening torchlight visits are also offered during the season.