easy
20 minutes–1 hour
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking and some navigation skills.
Winding over 2000 meters through sub-tropical hedges, the Bago Maze at Bago Maze & Vineyards offers a unique outdoor challenge in New South Wales. Navigate secret paths and watch wildlife from peaceful lookout towers in this remarkable living labyrinth.
Allow 1 Hour | All ages | One of the worlds largest hedge mazes
Discover the enchanting Bago Maze, one of the world's largest hedge mazes, featuring over 2000 meters of winding pathways. Nestled in sub-tropical bushland and a stunning vineyard, this adventure invites you to explore hidden walkways, secret treasures, and serene lookout towers, making it a perfect escape into nature.
Allow at least 1 Hour. There is no maximum length of stay.
Bago Maze is a spectacular native Lilly Pilly hedge maze set amongst sub-tropical bush lands and a picturesque maritime vineyard. The Maze offers an exciting chance to escape and reconnect with nature and adventure. It’s one of the worlds largest hedge mazes with over 2000m of pathways and hedges, making it the perfect place to explore. Seek out hidden walkways, sunken pathways, secret treasures, beautifully landscaped gardens and lookout towers to take in the serenity.
9am - 5pm Everyday (except Christmas Day) Last maze entry is at 4pm.
Bago Maze takes approximately 20 minutes to an hour to explore. There is no maximum length of stay.
Our Cellar Door closes at 5pm.
(Sorry no pets are allowed)
Arriving early in the day helps you enjoy the maze with minimal foot traffic and cooler temperatures.
The maze can take between 20 minutes to an hour, so give yourself enough time to fully experience it without rushing.
The maze terrain includes natural ground with some uneven parts, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Pets are not permitted within the maze to protect local flora and wildlife, so plan accordingly.
The Bago Maze & Vineyards has established itself as a distinct regional attraction by merging local agriculture with outdoor recreation, highlighting the heritage of sub-tropical farming in New South Wales.
The maze’s Lilly Pilly hedges support local biodiversity, and the venue practices sustainable land management to protect native flora and fauna.
Supportive shoes will help you navigate uneven ground and enjoy your time in the maze.
Bring sunscreen and a hat to protect against sun exposure, especially during warmer months.
spring|summer|fall specific
Staying hydrated is important, particularly in warmer weather or longer visits.
A packable rain jacket helps keep you comfortable during unexpected showers.
spring|fall specific