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Le Touquet-Paris-Plage

Laby'Parc Le Touquet

A giant maze and outdoor games, just steps from the beach

The big inflatable slide at Laby'Parc, in Le Touquet

The essentials

Where
Le Touquet-Paris-Plage
How long
Two to three hours
Price
Paid entry
  • Maze
  • Family-friendly
  • Outdoors
  • Children
What to do in Le Touquet?

For fun in Le Touquet, head to Laby'Parc. The leisure park opens its doors in fine weather to entertain young and old with games and activities that are each more fun than the last, on land, in the air and even on the water.

A full introduction to Laby'Parc, Le Touquet's fun-filled tourist destination.

The activities at Laby'Parc Le Touquet

13 games are waiting for children and adults alike, ready for a good dose of laughter.

For little ones up to 1.2 m: • The early years play area.

For children between 1 m and 1.2 m: • Kids' bubble football;

From 1 m: • The Laby'Défis course;

For those over 1.2 m and adults: • An XXL course;

  • An XXL course with inflatable structures;
  • A mini-golf course, to play with family and/or friends;

The Aqua Parc and its water games

Nothing beats water games to cool off on a hot day in Le Touquet. An Aqua Parc zone has been set up within the leisure park.

For children from 1 m to 1.2 m: • Electric boats for children from 1 m to 1.2 m.

For those over 1.2 m: • A water slide.

Up-in-the-air activities

A big breath of fresh air awaits Laby'Parc visitors, with various games and activities up high.

Accessible from 1 m: • The spiral slide;

Accessible from 1.2 m: the zip line, up to 90 kg;

Planning your visit to the Le Touquet leisure park

Here's all the practical information about Laby'Parc to help you plan your visit and make the most of the facilities.

What gear do you need to enjoy Laby'Parc?

Besides meeting the height and weight requirements, access to certain Laby'Parc attractions requires wearing swimwear and/or closed-toe shoes such as trainers.

Eating during your visit to Laby'Parc

A street-food catering service is on offer for Laby'Parc visitors. A generous choice of hot and cold sandwiches, salads, burgers and chips is available, à la carte or as a set menu.

Desserts are also available: crêpes, waffles, ice cream, as well as drinks: soft drinks, beer and wine.

Picnicking is allowed in the designated areas.

Getting to Laby'Parc Le Touquet

Laby'Parc is located 7 km from Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, in the Pas-de-Calais département (62), Hauts-de-France region.

More precisely, Laby'Parc is located at 11 chemin des Ardonnières, 62170 Saint-Josse.

By road, the park is served by the A16 motorway, Étaples exit. From there, simply follow the yellow and green signs bearing the leisure park's name and colours.

Public transport doesn't serve Laby'Parc, despite its location on the Opal Coast.

Prices

Access to Laby'Parc is granted on presentation of a paid entry ticket.

Progressive individual rates apply, based on height and age, with free entry for children under 1 m.

Group rates apply from 20 paying entries: works councils, activity centres, schools, associations…

Visitors can choose between an entry for Laby'Parc alone or for both Laby'Parc and Aqua'Parc.

For regular visitors, a season pass is sold at the park's ticket desks.

Individual tickets can be purchased directly at the park entrance or through online ticketing.

Contacting Laby'Parc Le Touquet

  • by phone on 06 15 60 31 66 and on 06 52 65 78 53.

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