The Anzère playground: free play and pump track in the heart of the village
Fancy letting the children burn off energy for free in Anzère? On the pedestrian village square, a large playground and a pump track await young and old: swings, slides, climbing structures and a bumpy track for bikes and scooters. Free access, in the heart of the resort.
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Practical information
Address
Place du Village, 1972 Anzère
Anzère · Valais
Place du Village, 1972 Anzère
Anzère · Valais
Accessibility
Weather in Anzère
- Today ☁️ 16° 10°
- Fri 16 ☁️ 15° 10°
- Sat 17 ☁️ 15° 7°
- Sun 18 🌫️ 12° 6° 35%
- Mon 19 ☁️ 16° 8° 33%
- Tue 20 ☁️ 16° 8°
- Wed 21 ☁️ 12° 8° 40%
The village playground
In the heart of the pedestrian square of Anzère, at around 1,500 metres of altitude, the playground unrolls its swings, slides, spring rockers, roundabouts and climbing structures, on a soft wood-chip surface. Right next door, a pump track (bumpy track) welcomes bikes, BMXs, skateboards and scooters, open 7 days a week. All of it free and open-access, in a sunny mountain setting.
What your children will discover
The youngest climb, slide and swing on the playground while the older ones ride lap after lap of the pump track on a bike or scooter. Everyone finds their playground, from toddlers to teens. It's the ideal place to burn off energy without spending anything, in the fresh mountain air.
What you do and the atmosphere on site
You drop your things on the pedestrian square, and the children dash off to the games or the pump track while parents take a breather. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, in the heart of the resort. You can easily follow up with a snack break nearby.
Before you go
- Recommended age: from toddlers to older children
- Price: free (public space)
- Equipment: swings, slides, spring rockers, climbing structures; pump track nearby
- What to bring: a helmet for the pump track
- Getting there: Anzère village square
- Best season: snow-free (spring to autumn); pump track 7 days a week (8am–9pm)
Parents' tips
- For the pump track, bring a helmet (and your child's bike or scooter).
- The pump track is open 7 days a week from 8am to 9pm.
- Soft wood-chip surface: reassuring for the youngest.
- In the heart of the pedestrian square: handy for a snack break nearby.
- In winter, the square transforms (ice rink, snow garden).
Useful information
- Address: village square, 1972 Anzère
- Official website: anzere.ch
- Equipment: playground + pump track (mountain bike, BMX, skateboard, scooter)
- Price: free
- Getting there: centre of Anzère village
Why we recommend it
Because it's the ideal free playground in the mountains: a large playground for the little ones and a pump track for the older ones, gathered in the heart of Anzère. Plenty to burn off energy in the open air, without spending anything.
In a nutshell
A large playground and a pump track, free, on the pedestrian square of Anzère — swings, slides and a bumpy track to burn off energy as a family, in the heart of the resort.
Parking nearby
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113 m away 2 min walk
Surface car park
Paid
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125 m away 3 min walk
Car park
Paid
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152 m away 3 min walk
Place de la Télécabine
Paid
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132 m away 3 min walk
Car park
Paid
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149 m away 3 min walk
Surface car park
Paid
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209 m away 4 min walk
Surface car park
Paid
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262 m away 5 min walk
Underground car park
Paid
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672 m away 11 min walk
Parking du Bisse
Free
Public car parks, please check on site. © OpenStreetMap
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