The Labyrinth of the Lake
Outdoor cypress maze with treasure hunts for families
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
2 to 4 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Good in mild weather
Stroller Access
Limited access
Washrooms
Available on site
Food
Cafeteria available
Parking
Onsite parking
Booking
No reservations
Parent Effort
Moderate effort
A nature-based adventure park with a living maze and interactive clues, suitable for children aged 4 and up and their families. Best visited on weekdays; check opening status in advance as closures occur unexpectedly. Access to lake area is included but separate entry is required.
About This Place
The Labyrinth of the Lake is an outdoor adventure park located in Anna, near Valencia, Spain. It features a living maze made of cypress trees, designed for exploration and family visits. The site includes a children's playground, a cafeteria (chiringuito), and access to the nearby lake. Activities are aimed at families and include treasure hunts with hidden clues. The multi-adventure park, set to open in 2024, will offer additional outdoor challenges. Entry is only available at the onsite ticket booth, and payment is in cash. The site is free for visitors who arrive from Albufera; however, access requires a separate entry fee. The venue promotes sustainability and offers a natural, eco-friendly environment.
Official Website open_in_new- Tuesday – Thursday
- Closed
- Saturday – Sunday
- 10:00 – 20:00
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
Check the official website for current admission prices.
Living Maze
Maze made of cypress trees encourages exploration and problem-solving.
Interactive Activities
Treasure hunts with hidden clues keep children engaged for hours.
Refreshments On Site
Cafeteria offers refreshments; bring snacks as options may be limited.
Children's Playground
Playground area allows younger children to play while others explore.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Entry access
- Only available at the onsite ticket booth; no online reservations or pre-purchase options.
- Payment method
- Cash-only payment at the ticket booth.
- Operating status
- Open year-round, but may close unexpectedly without advance notice; check current status before visiting.
- Seasonal variations
- Operating hours vary by season; verify the schedule prior to arrival.
- Food and refreshments
- Onsite cafeteria (chiringuito) available; bring snacks and water, especially for longer visits.
- Accessibility
- Natural terrain with uneven paths; suitable for families with young children but may be challenging for strollers or those with mobility issues.
- Experience focus
- Combines nature exploration, interactive treasure hunts, and adventure; designed for all ages, especially families with children.
- Additional features
- Adjacent to the Albufera nature reserve; separate entry fee required even if arriving via the reserve route; multi-adventure park planned for 2024.
Kid Fit by Age
The terrain is uneven and the maze involves walking through natural pathways that are not suitable for infants or babies in strollers.
Toddlers may enjoy short explorations if accompanied closely, but the size and complexity of the maze can be overwhelming; walking distances and uneven ground may pose challenges.
The interactive elements, clues, and treasure hunt format are well-suited for preschoolers; the maze is engaging without being too difficult.
Ideal age group: children enjoy the challenge of navigation, hidden clues, and discovery; activities support problem-solving and teamwork.
Tweens may find the experience fun but less challenging; the treasure hunt format appeals to younger tweens, though older ones might seek more intense outdoor adventures.
Teens can enjoy the natural setting and social aspect, but the primary offerings are geared toward younger kids; fewer high-adventure or tech-based attractions for teens.
Insider Tips
Check opening status via local tourism page before traveling
Arrive early to secure parking
Explore the maze on foot; skip the paid multi-adventure park if short on time
Bring a map or use the printed guide at entry
- •Stay on marked paths to avoid getting lost
- •Supervise children closely near water edges
- •Wear sun protection during midday hours
- •Step-free access to main entrance and central pathways
- •Sensory-friendly environment with minimal loud noises
- •Baby changing facilities available in restroom area
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit on a weekday morning for the quietest experience and lowest crowds
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxWater bottles for hydration
- check_boxSnacks for extended visits
- check_boxSun hat and sunscreen
- check_boxComfortable walking shoes
- check_boxCamera for photos
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are best suited for visiting The Labyrinth of the Lake? expand_more
The labyrinth is suitable for children of all ages, including very young kids, and adults enjoy it too. It offers a fun, engaging experience for families.
Is parking available at The Labyrinth of the Lake? expand_more
Parking is available on-site, but visitors should check the current status before visiting as access may be restricted or unclear.
Are there food options available on-site? expand_more
The site includes a cafeteria (chiringuito) where visitors can buy drinks and light snacks. Bring extra water and food if planning to stay for several hours.
Do I need to book in advance, or can I just show up and pay? expand_more
Entry is only by cash at the onsite ticket booth. There are no online bookings or advance reservations for entry.
How long should I plan to spend at the labyrinth? expand_more
A visit can take anywhere from an hour to several hours, depending on how long you spend exploring and solving clues. Some visitors stay for over two hours.
Is the place always open, or could it be closed when we arrive? expand_more
The site is open year-round but may close unexpectedly without advance notice. Confirm the status before your visit, especially during off-season or low-traffic periods.
Location
Make it a half-day
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Last checked: 2026