Sports and leisure for children in Hauterive

Looking for a free outing where the kids can climb and slide while you enjoy the view of the lake? The playground at the Port de Saint-Blaise welcomes you by the water, just steps away from the boats, featuring a zip line, swings, and a large sandbox.

Want a day by the water, with no entrance fee and space for the kids? The Plage de Saint-Blaise, on the north shore of Lake Neuchâtel, welcomes you with its lawn, shaded trees, and small gravel beach. A classic for families from the Neuchâtel coast.

In Hauterive, on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, the Laténium is the largest archaeological museum in Switzerland. It takes you back 50,000 years of history, and an outdoor park extends the visit facing the lake.

On the heights of Neuchâtel, the Chaumont panoramic tower offers a 360-degree view of the Three Lakes and the Alps. It is easily accessible by funicular, making it a simple nature outing for the whole family.

On the heights of Neuchâtel, the Parc Aventure Chaumont welcomes you for a day in the trees, from toddlers to teenagers. Thirteen treetop courses, over twenty zip lines, and everything you need to climb safely, right next to the funicular station.

At the arrival of the funicular, on the heights of Neuchâtel, this large playground welcomes you in a clearing with a view of the Trois-Lacs. People come here to let the little ones run freely, just a stone's throw from the treetop adventure park.

Want a day by the lake without spending a dime? La Plage de La Ramée, in La Tène, unfolds its vast expanse of sand and lawn along the shores of Lake Neuchâtel. With its playground and shaded areas, it is one of the most beautiful public and free beaches in the region for a family outing.

Want a peaceful afternoon by the lake, east of Neuchâtel? The Plage des Falaises welcomes you for free on a large lawn, right next to the Nid-du-Crô pools. A natural spot, perfect for families to splash around, picnic, and bask in the sun.