Nature and animals for children in Saint-Prex

Want a day by Lake Geneva without spending a dime? The beach at Place d'Armes in Saint-Prex awaits you with its large shaded lawn, playground, and floating dock in the summer. A free lakeside spot for the family, facing the Alps.

Want to swim in peace, away from crowded beaches, just a stone's throw from Morges? La Plage du Boiron, in Tolochenaz, is a small cove of grass and pebbles located at the mouth of the Boiron, in Lake Geneva. A natural spot, free and family-friendly, perfect for a quiet day with your feet in the water.

Want a peaceful swim away from the crowd, by Lake Geneva? The Plage des Mellières in Buchillon welcomes you in a wooded and natural setting, between Morges and Rolle. A public and free beach, perfect for a family afternoon with your feet in the water, in the shade of the trees.

Fancy an indoor playground near Morges? In Étoy, the Kids Fun Park rolls out 1500 m² of play for 0-13s: a volcano to climb, slides, trampolines and a ninja course. An indoor outing perfect for burning off energy, whatever the weather, with free parking.

Fancy a laser game like no other near Morges? In Étoy, LaseRed combines a laser game and an escape game in a life-size bank-heist set. An immersive, adrenaline-filled adventure, to experience as a team, whatever the weather.

Fancy an escape adventure as a family near Morges? In Étoy, Mind Trap offers four escape-game rooms (pirates, magic adventure, Las Vegas, lift) and a giant quiz. An indoor outing full of puzzles and laughter, whatever the weather.

Want to get the children out on the lake in Morges? At the Port du Petit-Bois, pedalo rental gets you onto Lake Geneva within minutes: you pedal gently, the little ones take the helm and enjoy the view of the Alps. A simple, refreshing summer outing, a stone's throw from the Parc de l'Indépendance.

Want a day of swimming with family by Lake Geneva? The Piscine du Parc, in Morges, features its outdoor pools between the lawn and the shore, from mid-May to mid-September. A large pool for swimmers, a non-swimmer pool for the little ones: who will get in the water first?