Gravity Park - Meyrin

A giant playground to burn off energy

Across more than 1,000 m² of heated space, Gravity Park brings together everything you need to burn energy: trampoline zones, a foam pit, parkour courses, a climbing wall and plenty of other surprises. It's an ideal outing when the changeable weather of the Geneva region pushes you to look for an indoor activity, without giving up the thrill of leaping about.

What your children will discover

The site is designed as a vast acrobatics space. Your children can string together jumps on the trampolines, dive safely into the foam pit, try a parkour course to climb and run, or take on the ninja warrior ramp. The centre also houses a competition floor, a fitness area and a rotating climbing wall, presented as the first of its kind in Geneva.

What you do there and the atmosphere on site

The atmosphere is sporty, joyful and good-natured. Professional coaches are on hand to supervise, advise and keep an eye on safety, for beginners and seasoned jumpers alike. You come to jump for an hour or two with friends, as a family, or to celebrate a birthday. Gravity Park also offers year-round trampoline and parkour classes, as well as camps during the Geneva school holidays.

Before you go

• Recommended age: from 4 years (4-7s must be accompanied by an adult; independent access from 8 years).
• Duration: plan for a 1-hour or 2-hour session.
• Booking: possible with or without a reservation, but booking online is safer at busy times and for birthdays.
• Stroller access: the centre is on one level and heated; check with the park for details.
• Transport: by TPG, tram 18 or bus 57/67 to Meyrin-Village (about 7 min on foot), or RL5/RL6 trains and buses 56/57/68 to Meyrin-Gare (about 3 min on foot). Free parking on site for customers.
• What to bring: sportswear, non-slip socks (compulsory, on sale on site) and a personal padlock for the lockers.
• Best season: all year round; it's an indoor activity, perfect in any weather.

Tips from parents

• Pop a pair of non-slip socks in the bag to avoid buying more on site.
• Arrive a little early for check-in and the safety briefing.
• Bring a water bottle: jumping makes you thirsty and tires you out quickly.
• For younger children, a one-hour session is often more than enough.

Useful information

• Address: Rue Emma-Kammacher 9 (west entrance), 1217 Meyrin
• Official website: gravity-park.ch
• Opening hours: vary by day and by school holidays; check the official website for up-to-date hours.
• Getting there: TPG (tram 18, bus 57/67, RL5/RL6 trains) to Meyrin-Village or Meyrin-Gare; free parking for customers.

Why we recommend it

Because it's one of the safe bets for getting children moving in any weather, a stone's throw from Geneva. Supervision by coaches, the variety of facilities and access from 4 years make it an outing that's as reassuring as it is fun, whether for a rainy afternoon, a birthday or a camp during the holidays.

In a nutshell

A large indoor trampoline and parkour centre in Meyrin, supervised and heated, where children from 4 years burn off energy safely, in any weather.