Sports and leisure for children in Céligny

In Céligny, a Geneva enclave in the heart of Terre Sainte, this space renovated in 2020 features a playground, picnic furniture, fitness equipment, and a street workout structure. Free and open access for children, teens, and parents.

The Bois de Bondex, in Céligny, is a small nature reserve nestled in the Geneva enclave of Terre Sainte. Forests, meadows, and marshes coexist there over approximately 6.6 hectares, with astonishing biodiversity. A peaceful nature outing to observe, walk, and breathe with family.

At the Crans-près-Céligny Sports Center, this fully enclosed area reassures parents of young children: playground, mini-basketball, mini-soccer, mini-tennis, pétanque, and picnic tables. Free, open access, and served by the TPN bus from Nyon.

On the port of Founex, the Nautical Club introduces children to sailing on Lake Geneva. Summer camps by age group, from Little Sailors starting at 6 years old to teenagers, supervised by certified instructors: a great way to set sail with confidence.

Want a peaceful swim by Lake Geneva without spending a dime? Crans Beach, in Crans-près-Céligny, is a small public beach located next to the municipal port: lawn, playground, barbecues, and a view of the Alps. The perfect spot for a family day on the Côte.

Often cited among the most beautiful playgrounds on the Côte, the area of the Founex Sports Center features climbing castles, a zip line, ground trampolines, and slides on a cushioned surface. Open access 7 days a week, free of charge, with football and tennis courts right next door.

In Bogis-Bossey, the intermunicipal area features a village playground and an expanded multisport field with a skatepark, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and pétanque. Free and open access, for young and old alike.

At the Charlemont farm, in Crans-près-Céligny, your children enjoy a real moment with the animals. Farm birthdays, holiday camps, and seasonal workshops: all by reservation, in the picturesque setting of the Charlemont estate, hosted by Le Monde de Rachel.