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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 corn maze in Lierde with a stamp-collecting quest, a rest tent and a chilled-water station, normally open daily from July 1 through mid-September with online reservation required. At time of research the operator's site displayed a closed status, so its 2026 operating status should be reconfirmed before publishing.
Families visit Le Labyrinthe de Durbuy in Durbuy, Wallonia for champ de mais, 11 hectares, and 600000 plants de mais.
A 13-hectare corn maze near Tarcienne (Walcourt), one of Belgium's largest immersive mazes with roughly 1,000,000 corn plants, offering three age-adapted routes themed around the Smurfs universe for 2026. A Halloween program runs October 30 - November 1, 2026, including a family-friendly storytelling walk and a scarier 'Horror' course for braver visitors. School visits, birthday parties and team-building events can be arranged on request.
A free corn maze built from maize stalks inside the East Flanders provincial recreation domain De Brielmeersen in Deinze, open July 1 through August 31, 2026. The domain also runs a children's scavenger hunt ('Schat van Vlieg'), hay wagon rides and orchard concerts on selected summer dates. After the season, the harvested corn feeds farm animals on site.
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 small corn maze and children's farm attraction in Werken, a village of Kortemark, run privately and promoted mainly through the operator's Facebook page and the Kortemark municipal listings. Visitors can call ahead to arrange visits, and the site also sets up bouncy castles for children.
A corn maze located between Diksmuide, Nieuwpoort and Veurne, close to the old Diksmuide-Nieuwpoort rail line ('Spoor 74'). The maze offers three difficulty levels: a bingo game for young children, a search game for ages 8-12, and a detective quest for teens and adults. A summer bar on site serves regional beers and farm-style snacks.
A 30,000 m² outdoor corn-maze escape game at La Howarderie, operating through the summer and autumn with special Halloween night sessions.
A three-hectare self-service corn maze at Honsem with bingo for younger children, a Cluedo challenge for youth and drinks at the exit.
A corn maze behind the Decrock farm in Reningelst, run by the local Bierclub Zoetendaal. Children take part in an agricultural scavenger hunt while parents can enjoy regional beers at the summer bar, and an observation tower gives a view over the surrounding hilly landscape.
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 1.5-hectare corn maze in a field at Cras-Avernas, near Hannut, open July 6 through August 31, 2026, daily from 10:00 to 18:00. On-site amenities include 'La Guinguette du Verger' bar, a bouncy castle for children and a free small train ride for all visitors.
A free city-run corn maze near GC den egger with a children's quest, the outdoor escape game The MAiZE and an adjacent picnic meadow.
A summer corn-maze escape game at Le Siroteur in Émines, built around a family clue hunt and wheelbarrow-themed play.
A weekend corn maze and scavenger hunt run by Landelijke Gilde Geel-Ten Aard, paired with a summer bar, play meadow and bouncy castle.
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.