Grand Labyrinthe Kamouraska near La Pocatière holds a Guinness World Record for the largest corn maze, hand-cut into a new design each year; it opens for its 2026 (11th) edition on July 18 and welcomes leashed dogs.
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Verger Labonté is an ECOCERT-certified organic orchard on Île Perrot offering self-picked apples, a themed riddle-based corn maze, and seasonal pumpkin picking. A small farm with animals is also on site, about 30 minutes from Montreal.
Ferme Simon Fortin in Chaudière-Appalaches focuses on pumpkins, squash, apples and flowers, with a giant corn maze (including a Saturday night version), inflatable games, wagon rides, a food truck and homemade desserts, open Fridays through Sundays from September 5 to October 31, 2026.
The Centre d'interprétation de la courge du Québec in Saint-Joseph-du-Lac (Laurentides) is a family-run farm specializing in squash and pumpkin varieties, offering self-picking directly in the field.
Fraisière Lauzon et Fils in the Laurentides offers three corn-maze formats (daytime, nighttime and haunted nighttime) plus pumpkin and squash picking and a small animal farm, alongside its regular strawberry self-picking operation.
La Citrouille Enchantée is a Centre-du-Québec farm built around a family-themed maze and self-picked pumpkins, with its 2026 season tentatively announced to begin September 19.
Aventure Inukshuk, an outdoor adventure centre near Quebec City, runs a 'super labyrinthe' corn maze alongside its dog-sledding, quad and wildlife-observation activities.