Activities for children in Coppet

The intercommunal library of Terre Sainte, located at the collège de Terre-Sainte in Coppet, is a reading haven for the whole family. Picture books, comics, children's novels, and an intergenerational reading space: the perfect stop for a quiet moment, especially on rainy days.

At the Terre Sainte game library, located at the Rojalets college in Coppet, you can borrow games just like you borrow books. More than 3000 games for rent, outdoor toys, and even inflatable castles: a true treasure for families in the region.

In winter, the covered ice rink of the Rojalets in Coppet offers your children ice skating sheltered from the cold and rain. Family public skating, skate rentals, and a friendly atmosphere, just a stone's throw from the CFF train station. An ideal winter outing in Terre Sainte.

When the weather turns bad in Terre Sainte, the indoor pool of the Rojalets in Coppet keeps your children in the water all year round. A large 25-meter pool, a movable floor pool for little ones, baby swimmers, and swimming school: you can swim in warmth, just a stone's throw from the CFF train station.

Between Nyon and Geneva, the Château de Coppet opens its historic salons and park to families. A gentle and curious visit to introduce Madame de Staël and the Coppet Group to children.

A small museum in the heart of the old village of Coppet that tells the story of times gone by. Perfect for a quiet, curious outing full of stories with the children.

Want a day by the lake without spending a dime? In Coppet, the Plage des Rocailles welcomes you for free by Lake Geneva, among pebbles, a large shaded park, and playgrounds for children. A little family-friendly spot of freshness, just a stone's throw from the historic village.

At the port of Coppet, the lakeside promenade and the CGN boat landing invite a stroll with your feet by the shores of Lake Geneva. You can wander, watch the boats, and embark on a mini-cruise to Nyon or Geneva before heading back to the old village.

Between Nyon and Geneva, the Château de Coppet opens its historic salons and park to families. A gentle and curious visit to introduce Madame de Staël and the Coppet Group to children.

Fancy an immersive, weatherproof adventure near Nyon? At Signy-Centre, Second World plunges young and old into virtual reality: team games, a VR escape game and guaranteed thrills from age 7. The perfect rainy-day outing.

Want to take the children out on the lake in Nyon? At Le Ponton, on the shore of Lake Geneva, pedalo rental gets you on the water within minutes: you pedal gently, the little ones take the helm and enjoy the view of the shore and the Château de Nyon. A simple, refreshing summer outing — no booking required.

Want a relaxing day by the lake without spending a dime? At Parc de la Bécassine, at the mouth of the Versoix, your kids can splash in Lake Geneva while you enjoy a large shaded lawn. A free and family-friendly beach, perfect for sunny days in Versoix.

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.

Want a day by the lake with the kids, without paying for entry or squeezing onto a dock? The beach of Reposoir in Pregny-Chambésy offers you its large lawn facing Mont-Blanc, just a few minutes from Geneva. A large sandbox, access to Lake Geneva, and a refreshment stand: that's enough to keep the whole tribe entertained.

Want a day by the lake without spending a dime? The Vengeron beach in Bellevue welcomes you for free on a large lawn by Lake Geneva, with a dock, a snack bar, and a playground. The perfect spot for a family outing just a stone's throw from Geneva.

Want a day by the lake, feet in the grass and head in the willows? The beach at Pointe-à-la-Bise, in Collonge-Bellerive, offers families a large grassy lawn, a snack bar, and the nature reserve right next door. A quiet corner of Lake Geneva to swim and watch the birds.

The little NStCM train climbs from the lakeside in Nyon up to the Jura, to Saint-Cergue then La Cure. For children, the journey is already an adventure: you leave Lake Geneva, you gain altitude, and you arrive at the gateway to the trails and sledging slopes. A train ride that is simple and a real change of scenery.