Robella Leisure Park, in Buttes in the Val-de-Travers, offers treetop adventure courses in the forest and outdoor activities. In winter, the site welcomes families for sledging, snowshoeing and, snow permitting, cross-country skiing.
Treetop adventure parks
Main highlights
- Treetop adventure courses of increasing difficulty, with zip lines and aerial crossings
- Children’s courses set low to the ground for beginners, complemented by play areas
- Winter activities with sledging runs, snowshoe trails and sometimes cross-country skiing
Overview
Robella Leisure Park covers a wooded estate in Buttes, in the Val-de-Travers. This family adventure park offers a range of outdoor activities for visitors of all ages, from the youngest children to thrill-seeking adults.
Set in a forest landscape typical of the Neuchâtel region, the site lets you combine sporting activities with discovering nature. It hosts family outings, children’s birthday parties and group excursions in a safe setting.
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What to see and do
The treetop courses are the main attraction. Several circuits of increasing difficulty let you move from branch to branch, equipped with a harness and carabiners. The children’s courses are designed close to the ground for a safe introduction, while the advanced circuits offer more technical challenges with zip lines and aerial crossings.
Between courses, play areas and climbing structures keep children busy. Some areas let parents relax while the little ones have fun.
In winter, the park turns into a Nordic playground, with sledging runs suitable for all ages and dedicated snowshoe trails. Snow permitting, cross-country ski trails and fun areas for discovering winter activities are added to the offer.
Practical information
Getting there : Buttes is just a few minutes from Fleurier and about 30 minutes by car from Neuchâtel.
Visit duration : allow two to three hours, more if you want to do several courses.
Suitable for : families, children, active adults and groups.
On site : nearby parking and picnic areas.
Visitor tips
Activities depend on the weather : check the park’s website before setting off to see which ones are available. Bring water and a picnic.
With young children, check the minimum age and height requirements for each course. Staff will direct you to suitable activities.
Nearby attractions
- The Chasseron, a summit of the Vaud Jura at 1,608 m, offers views over Lake Neuchâtel and the Alps.
- The Volkswrecks VW Museum, in Saint-Sulpice, pays tribute to the Beetle and the world of Volkswagen.
- The Maison de l’Absinthe, in Môtiers, tells the story of the spirit that made the region famous.
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