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Outdoor swimming pool of Yverdon-les-Bains: pools, slide, and large lawns

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.

Illustration of the outdoor swimming pool in Yverdon-les-Bains, large pool and slide

A breath of fresh air and water in the heart of Yverdon-les-Bains

When the sunny days arrive, the outdoor pool of Yverdon-les-Bains becomes a gathering place for families in the region. There are several pools, including a large 50-meter pool for swimmers and a non-swimmer pool for splashing around in peace. The little ones have their own paddling pool, while the shaded lawns invite you to lay out your towel and relax between dips. It's the kind of place where you drop off your things in the morning and spend the whole day. The season runs from spring to early autumn, starting mid-May in 2026.

What your children will discover

Your children will quickly spot the water slide, which descends into the pool and delights thrill-seekers. The more daring will leap from the diving boards at 1, 3, and 5 meters, under the watchful eyes of their friends. The toddlers, on the other hand, stay in the shallow paddling pool, perfect for their first water discoveries. Between swims, there is also a playground, a beach volleyball court, and ping-pong tables. In short, plenty to alternate between water and games without ever getting bored.

What to do there and the atmosphere on site

Here, people come for the day. The atmosphere is that of a friendly summer pool: you swim a few laps, follow it up with a dive from the diving board, then head to lie down on the lawn. Children move from water to games, from the slide to beach volleyball, while parents enjoy a moment of peace in the shade. A restaurant on site allows you to eat without having to pack up, and the large green spaces leave plenty of room for picnics. During the hot hours of July and August, expect crowds: it's the summer rendezvous for families from Yverdon.

Before you go

  • Recommended age: family-friendly for all ages; paddling pool for toddlers, pools and slide for older kids
  • Duration: half a day to a full day
  • Price: to be confirmed on the official website (online rates in PDF format)
  • Reservation: no reservation needed, free entry during opening hours
  • Stroller accessibility: large flat lawns are likely accessible; to be confirmed on the official website
  • Transport: Allée de Winterthur, 1400 Yverdon-les-Bains; Travys bus from the CFF train station in Yverdon-les-Bains (lines and parking to be confirmed)
  • What to bring: swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, cap, picnic supplies, and a bath towel for toddlers
  • Ideal season: summer, from mid-May to early autumn

Parent tips

  • Arrive early on hot days to find a shady spot on the lawn
  • Locate the paddling pool and settle nearby if you come with toddlers
  • Bring a picnic: the large green spaces are perfect for it
  • Keep an eye on the children near the diving boards and slide, which are busier during peak hours
  • Check the day's hours and rates on the official website before leaving

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Why we recommend it

Because it's the ultimate complete summer pool: a 50-meter pool for swimming, a paddling pool for little ones, a slide and diving boards for thrills, and vast lawns to relax. You can spend the entire day there without ever noticing the time fly by, alternating between swimming, games, and picnics. For a simple and refreshing summer outing with family in Yverdon-les-Bains, it's a sure bet.

In two words

The outdoor pool of Yverdon-les-Bains features a 50-meter pool, paddling pool, slide, and large lawns: the ideal summer swimming outing for families.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the outdoor swimming pool in Yverdon-les-Bains?
The outdoor swimming pool is located at Allée de Winterthur, 1400 Yverdon-les-Bains, in the canton of Vaud. It is served by Travys buses from the CFF station in Yverdon-les-Bains.
What pools and facilities can be found on site?
There is a large 50-meter pool, a non-swimmers' pool, and a wading pool for the little ones, as well as diving boards (1, 3, and 5 meters) and a waterslide. A playground, beach volleyball, ping-pong tables, and a restaurant complete the offering.
Is the pool suitable for young children?
Yes. The shallow wading pool is suitable for toddlers, and the large lawns are convenient for family gatherings. Keep an eye on the older kids near the diving boards and the slide.
How much does the entry cost?
The rates are not detailed on the presentation page; they are published in PDF format. Check the updated rate on the official website of the municipality before your visit.
Do you need to make a reservation to come?
No, entry is free during opening hours, without reservation. During the busy hours of July and August, do expect a crowd.
When is the pool open?
This is a seasonal pool, open from spring to early autumn (starting mid-May in 2026), with extended daily hours in July-August. Check the updated hours on the official website.
Can we have a picnic and eat on site?
Yes. Vast shaded lawns are perfect for picnics, and an on-site restaurant allows you to dine without leaving the premises.

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Location

Yverdon-les-Bains

Vaud

Allée de Winterthur, 1400 Yverdon-les-Bains

Outdoor Wheelchair accessible

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