Parc de l'Ouchettaz and Port de Villeneuve
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If your train stops in Basel, you can lock your bags in the train station and go explore!
At the far end of the waterfront path, there is a large park for picnics and a marina where people do water sports.
Memorable park with long cable to zipline on, and water play area you pump water into. Many trees, and benches for parents.
Lakeside park like an arboretum, with tall amazing trees from around the world, statues, modern art sculptures, stunning mountain views, ironwork lovers bridge, and promenade along the blue-green lake.
Cute historic main street with amazing architecture, good restaurants, and a little, leafy church yard.
Best playground you'll ever visit! Huge slides, hillside slides, steep grass slope for cardboard sledding, cable zipline, and pretty trees to picnic under.
Memorable park with long cable to zipline on, and water play area you pump water into. Many trees, and benches for parents.
A wonderful playground in a lush park with walking paths, baseball diamond, basketball courts, and picnic tables.
There are two children's playgrounds, both wooden, on either side of Pont des Amours. Stop and have fun!
Best playground you'll ever visit! Huge slides, hillside slides, steep grass slope for cardboard sledding, cable zipline, and pretty trees to picnic under.
At the far end of the waterfront path, there is a large park for picnics and a marina where people do water sports.
A wonderful playground in a lush park with walking paths, baseball diamond, basketball courts, and picnic tables.
There are two children's playgrounds, both wooden, on either side of Pont des Amours. Stop and have fun!
Wooded park and amazing playground with gigantic twisty slide, spiderweb climby, and fun creative climbing contraptions on the structure.
Cute spot on the river with historic mill, tobacco packhouse, and farmhouse, plus a dam.
2.4 mile paved, intermittently shady greenway with varied sights!
19 windmills that were built around 1740, along a canal, in a barren, wide open area. The windmills were built to pump water to prevent flooding. A touristy activity.
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