Evori.Fun Center in Saxon: a great indoor outing to move around with family

The idea that saves your Wednesdays and rainy days

In Saxon, in the heart of Valais, Evori.Fun Center brings together playful spaces designed for children and teenagers under one roof. The atmosphere is dynamic yet friendly, with plenty of opportunities to move, experiment, and share a good time together. It's the kind of place you keep in mind for an active outing, a weekend surprise, or a birthday.

What your children will love

You come here to jump, climb, test your balance, and take on small challenges in complete safety. Depending on the current offerings, you will find areas suitable for the youngest and others more sporty for the older ones: play structures, motor skills modules, interactive activities, and spaces to catch your breath between sessions. The children leave with rosy cheeks, proud of themselves and ready to share their exploits.

What to expect on site

The activity is quite sporty and playful, with a real sensory aspect: you move, coordinate, and cooperate. Generally, plan for 1.5 to 2.5 hours on site, depending on your children's age and the crowd. The atmosphere remains family-friendly, with rest areas and often a drinks/snacks corner. The surfaces are cushioned, and the traffic rules are clear, which reassures for the youngest.

The answers you are looking for

• Recommended age: from 3 years old to enjoy the spaces independently, with parental supervision for the littlest ones. Teenagers also find their place thanks to the more dynamic areas.
• Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours depending on the children's energy, the crowd, and the chosen activities.
• Type of activity: sporty and playful, with a real focus on motor skills and challenges.
• Reservation and prices: entry is paid. Reservation is often useful on weekends, rainy days, and during school holidays. Check the conditions and time slots on the official website.
• Stroller and public transport accessibility: common areas are generally accessible by stroller, but not the play structures. Saxon is served by the CFF; the precise access depends on the exact address of the center. Prefer the car on busy days and check the route before leaving.
• What to bring: non-slip socks (often mandatory), a water bottle, comfortable sportswear, hair ties, a small snack if permitted. Consider bringing a change of clothes for the more playful ones.
• Safety: cushioned areas, posted rules, and flow control. The presence of an accompanying adult is essential for young children.
• Ideal season: year-round. Perfect when it rains, when it's very hot, or in winter.
• Benefits: overall motor skills, coordination, self-confidence, effort management, teamwork, and socialization.

Parent tips

• Arrive early on rainy days: it’s quieter and more enjoyable.
• Slip a pair of non-slip socks per child into the "outings" bag.
• Set meeting points if you have children of different ages.
• Hydrate often and plan a small break in the middle of the session.
• Inquire about birthday packages: they simplify logistics.

Useful information

• Address: in Saxon (VS). Check the exact address and route on the official website before leaving.
• Official website/contact: check the center's website and/or social media for hours, prices, and reservations.
• Hours: generally open on Wednesdays, weekends, and every day during holidays; variable according to the season.
• Ideal weather: during rain, cold, or heatwave.
• Access: A9 "Saxon" exit by car; by public transport, train to Saxon then transfer/walk depending on the exact address.

Why we recommend it

Because it’s a place where children can really expend energy safely while developing their motor skills and confidence. Parents appreciate the flexibility (in all weather), the distinct areas according to age, and the possibility of coming in groups for a birthday or a friends' outing.

In two words

Evori.Fun Center in Saxon is a safe bet for an active and joyful outing, no matter the weather. Create your Kidora account or subscribe to our newsletter to discover more family ideas in French-speaking Switzerland.