Yes, admission to the park is free.

The park is financed through our offerings, namely the activities we provide and the restaurant.

The park is generally open from the first Saturday in April to the last Sunday in October.

Opening hours are available in the menu under “opening hours.”

In case of bad weather, we may close the park at short notice. We will announce any closures on social media.

On public holidays, the park may also be open on an exceptional basis.

The easiest way to ensure that our activities are open is to book through our online booking system.

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Our animal friends are not allowed on the premises for hygiene and safety reasons.

Our park is located on a former gravel pit, with all the risks that this entails. Therefore, swimming is not permitted.

All water activities on our site are supervised by professionals and require appropriate equipment.

Yes, you can eat on site at one of our restaurants, Chez Albert or La Terrasse.

However, it is not permitted to bring your own food and drinks into the park.

Water sports are suitable for everyone, young and old alike.

The activities are fun and our team of professionals is there to supervise you.

The water park is open to children aged 6 and over, accompanied by an adult until the age of 10.

The wakepark and stand-up paddleboarding are open to children aged 8 and over.

It is essential to know how to swim, even though a life jacket is required for all water activities.

Our supervisors may ask for proof of swimming ability and may exclude participants who cannot swim.

We recommend booking in advance, but it is not required.

On busy days, this will guarantee you a place and avoid long waits on site.

You can book here.

No, stand-up paddleboarding can only be done with equipment from the park.

The distance between the parking lot and our stand-up paddleboarding station is relatively long, and our equipment is suitable for our body of water. So take advantage of the fact that we have everything on site.

Chez Albert is our self-service beach bar and restaurant, with seating for over 400 guests. Since we operate on a first-come, first-served basis, tables cannot be reserved and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

However, for large groups, we can reserve tables upon prior request and after providing a quote.