Always like to visit the attractions in the area, when on holiday here in France, Chateau de Bridoire did not disappoint. Parking easy, and small walk to the entrance, we decided to do the Chateau and the Labyrinth trail, through the woods. Straight away you are met with a area of games, from bow and arrow practice, to knocking ducks off walls, to be honest as 3 adults, we had not had such fun for ages, yes it is designed for adults and children alike. We spent way too long having fun, as the area had so many fun games and puzzles. The Chateau was a delight to walk around, with lots of information, regarding the restoration by the Guyot family, who live in the Chateau. Lots to see, and more puzzles to play....Loved that so many rooms available to view. With a quick stop at the cafe for refreshments, we ventured into The labyrinth with puzzle paper in hand, English version available. The trail is marked, there are rivers, caves to check out, which will help you solve The Labyrinth. We took a while to get into it, but once we knew what to see and find, we really enjoyed the challenge. Bare in mind, the trail is rustic, and hilly at times, with puzzles to match the surroundings, adults and children will enjoy the trail, even if your not puzzle minded. Thanks to the Guyot family for making an attraction that caters for the whole family to learn and have fun, old and young alike.

This was a brilliant day out the whole family enjoyed. We did the labyrinth sporty route which took us across rivers, rope bridges, in caves and through forest. Loads of clue points to find and easily to work out in English. You get an English version to complete and kids get a lollipop on completion. The staff were so friendly and spoke so many languages. The drinks were all locally sourced and delicious after the labyrinth. The castle games were way too much fun! We had such a laugh and really enjoyed the afternoon. Worth every penny! Parking very easy and large area, easily signed from main road.

A family visited this month with a two adults a three-year-old and a five-year-old. We paid to do the lawn games and the Château tour. The lawn games are the best part of the day with such a variety and a real insight into different forms of entertainment throughout the ages. We struggled to get the kids away from the lawn games because they were so much fun The Château tour itself was very interesting with cakes in the kitchen a peek inside the prison and lots of fun things to do upstairs All in all a good day out, however we did not do the labyrinth Trail because it takes apparently an hour and a half and you need good shoes

Great places for families. Lots of games and entertainment at the grounds. The building is great with avariery of room and objects on show. Staff are great. Good sandwiches. The labyrinth is more of a hiking trail so bring appropriate footwear.