Kids activities in Onnens

Want a playground with your feet in the sand, by Lake Neuchâtel? The Playground at the Beach, on the municipal beach of Estavayer-le-Lac, combines wooden climbing structures and ropes, shaded grass, and swimming right next door. Enough to keep the kids entertained between two dips.

Want a great day swimming with family by Lake Neuchâtel? The outdoor pool in Yverdon-les-Bains features a 50-meter pool, a wading pool for the little ones, diving boards, a slide, and large lawns for picnicking. Enough to keep both young and old entertained all summer long.

Want an afternoon by the pool regardless of the weather, in the heart of Val-de-Travers? The indoor pool at the Regional Sports Center, in Couvet (espaceVAL), welcomes families all year round with its large pool, slide, and mobile-bottom teaching pool, perfect for little ones.

Want a great outing by the water, where both young and old can find plenty to expend their energy? The playground at Parc des Rives in Yverdon-les-Bains stretches along the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, featuring bouncing platforms, a zip line, and a skatepark. It's free, outdoors, and just a ten-minute walk from the train station.

Are you looking for a quiet and shaded beach for a family day by Lake Neuchâtel? The Plage de Corcelettes, also known as Les Pins, in Grandson, welcomes you to a lawn lined with pines, with direct access to the water and a place to picnic in the shade. A simple and friendly spot for nice days.

Want a day by the water without spending a dime? The Plage du Port des Filles, in Concise, welcomes you for free on the north shore of Lake Neuchâtel. With gravel, lawn, raft, and playground, it's the perfect spot for a swim and a family picnic.

Want a peaceful swim away from the crowd, by Lake Neuchâtel? In Vaumarcus, in the municipality of La Grande Béroche, the Port Beach welcomes you to a small, tranquil cove, with its lawn and shaded spots. A simple and free address, perfect for a family outing.

What if a simple walk became a real exploration? In Môtiers, in the heart of the Val-de-Travers, a waterfall tumbles down the Jura cliff and, at its foot, a natural cave opens up where Jean-Jacques Rousseau loved to take refuge. Ten minutes' walk, a lamp in your bag, and the adventure begins.