Where is the largest play area in Les Gets?

The Lac des Écoles play area is the largest. It offers an exceptional natural setting with numerous wooden structures, right next to the swimming area.

Are the play areas suitable for toddlers (under 3)?

Absolutely. The facilities in the village centre and on the lake have modules specifically designed to encourage early learning and motor skills in young children, with drop heights to suit.

Are there picnic areas close to the games?

Yes, especially at Lac des Écoles, where you’ll find plenty of tables, barbecues and grassy areas for a family lunch overlooking the mountains.

Do I have to pay to use the play areas?

Most of the play areas (village centre and Lac des Écoles) are open to the public and free of charge. Some specific private structures, such as the inflatable games at the Bellevue hotel, may have special access arrangements.

Play areas in Les Gets moments of laughter and freedom at the summit

Whether you’re looking for a fun break after a hike or a moment to relax by the water, our play areas in the heart of our charming resort-village of Les Gets offer a safe and enchanting setting for your little adventurers.

The Centre's play area the meeting place for little adventurers

Just a stone’s throw from the shops and lively terraces, the play area in the centre of Les Gets is the ideal meeting point. With its fine wooden structures that blend in perfectly with the Savoyard architecture, it offers balance courses and slides suitable for the very young. It’s the perfect place for a children’s activity in Les Gets after enjoying an artisanal ice cream, while parents enjoy the view of the bell tower and surrounding peaks.

The Centre's play area

The Lac des Écoles play area sliding down the mountain

This is undoubtedly one of the finest children’s play areas in Les Gets. Nestling in a green setting, this play area uses natural materials for total immersion. Your children can climb, slide and explore while breathing in the fresh mountain air.

Between games, enjoy the lapping of the water and the gentle shade of the tall fir trees. It’s the perfect place for a multi-generational tribe: the little ones have fun, the elders go for a stroll and the parents relax, just fine.