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Forum Playground in Savigny

A playground in the village centre, with a skatepark and a multisports court right next door? On the Place du Forum in Savigny, children climb the towers and the climbing tree while parents settle at the picnic table. Free and open all year round.

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Address

Place du Forum 2, 1073 Savigny

Savigny · Vaud

Accessibility
All year round 2-12 years Outdoor
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The playground in the village centre

Set on the Place du Forum, in the heart of Savigny, this playground is the meeting point for the village families. It fills the space between the Forum, the large community hall, and the school complex, a stone's throw from the bus stop. A big ash tree gives shade in summer, and wooden benches with backrests line the area. It is the best equipped playground in the commune, regularly maintained and repaired by the municipality.

What your children will discover

At the heart of the playground stand combined wooden towers linked together, with their railings and a rope climbing net. Beside them, a climbing tree waits for the bolder ones: it was replaced in 2017 and repaired in 2023, a sign of how much it gets used. The ground is a shock-absorbing surface, repaired several times by the commune, which limits the damage after a fall. A picnic table completes the set, perfect for a snack.

What you do there and the atmosphere on site

This is a village playground, not a giant leisure park: people come after school, on Wednesday afternoons, or on the way back from the shops. Its strength is the immediate neighbourhood. The skatepark, the multisports court, the athletics track and the synthetic football pitch are all a few dozen metres away and all freely accessible. Brothers and sisters of different ages are therefore all catered for at the same time: the little ones on the towers, the older ones playing basketball or riding a scooter. Parents settle on a bench or at the picnic table and keep everyone in sight.

Before you go

  • Recommended age: roughly 2 to 12 years, with the climbing equipment suiting children from about 4 or 5
  • Duration: an hour to half a day if you carry on with the neighbouring sports facilities
  • Price: free, a municipal playground with open access
  • Booking: none
  • Pushchair access: level ground in the village centre, easy access
  • Transport: CarPostal lines 360 and 365 from Lausanne-Sallaz (m2 metro), Savigny, Centre stop; parking spaces around the Place du Forum
  • What to bring: a snack, a water bottle and clothes that can get a little dirty
  • Best season: all year round, with the shade of the ash tree welcome in high summer

Parents' tips

  • Combine the playground with the neighbouring skatepark: it is the best way to keep younger and older children busy in one place.
  • The picnic table goes quickly on Wednesday afternoons, arrive early if you plan to have your snack there.
  • The climbing tree impresses the youngest ones: stay close for their first attempts.
  • On a rainy day, the La Cigale toy library and the Savigny-Forel library are a few minutes away on foot.
  • Opening times and the state of the equipment can change: the commune has its playgrounds inspected every year.

Useful information

  • Address: Place du Forum 2, 1073 Savigny (Vaud)
  • Opening hours: open access at all times, all year round
  • Price: free
  • Getting there: Savigny, Centre stop (CarPostal 360 and 365), or by car via the route de la Claie-aux-Moines
  • On site: benches, a picnic table, shade from the ash tree; skatepark and multisports court adjoining

Why we recommend it

Because it turns a simple stop into a real outing. On its own, it is a good village playground. Together with the skatepark, the multisports court, the athletics track and the community hall around it, it becomes a small free family hub, reachable by bus from Lausanne, where you can spend a whole afternoon without spending a franc.

In a nutshell

Combined towers, a climbing net and a climbing tree, a soft surface and a picnic table, in the centre of Savigny and right beside the skatepark: the most complete playground in the commune.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Forum playground free?
Yes. It is a municipal playground with open access, no ticket and no registration, open at all times throughout the year.
What age is it suitable for?
It works from about 2 years old for playing and climbing at ground level, and up to around twelve for the towers and the climbing tree. The climbing equipment suits children from about 4 or 5.
What play equipment is there?
Linked combined towers with railings and a rope climbing net, a climbing tree, a shock-absorbing surface, a picnic table and benches in the shade of a large ash tree.
Is there anything else next door?
Yes, and that is its great strength. The skatepark, the multisports court (basketball, badminton, volleyball), the athletics track and the synthetic football pitch are right beside it, all freely accessible.
How do we get there by public transport?
CarPostal lines 360 and 365 link Lausanne-Sallaz, the terminus of the m2 metro, to Mézières via Savigny. Get off at the Savigny, Centre stop; the playground is a few steps away.
Can we get there with a pushchair?
Yes, the playground is on level ground in the village centre, on the Place du Forum, with no steps or steep slope.
Are there other playgrounds in Savigny?
Yes, the commune maintains five: the Forum, the Ancien collège, the chemin de la Verne, la Guéta and Eden Roc, and the Collège du Jorat. All are free and openly accessible.

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