The swimming pool of Saint Pierre les Nemours used to be only three classical outside swimming…read moreareas(one for really young kids, one for kids who does not know how to swing and a big pool for everyone)and a jumping area with the highiest jump at ten meters!! Now it still have all these cool stuff but it also have lots of new equipment like a sauna and hammam area, a gym center and also a swiming pool inside. The only downside is the prices are a bit higher than they used to be.Luckily they still do discount if you are from Saint Pierre les Nemours or from Nemours. There is also a little snack bar.

From the owner: Une petite salle pour deux grands clubs C'est en 1997 que le palais voit le jour. Ses 4 étages se…read morepartagent 13 salles spécialisées par activité (tennis de table, tir, boxe, musculation, danse, judo,etc), et dont la plus vaste ( environ 3000 places) accueille les grandes compétitions internationales ainsi que les matchs de basket de l'Entente orléanaise 45. Depuis la saison 2006-2007, la salle se partage les rencontres de son équipe de Basket-ball Pro A en pleine ascension avec le - plus grand - Zénith d'Orléans, et accueille les matchs du CJF Fleury Loiret handball, la section handball féminine de la ville.

This place is HA-UGE. Positively massive. Six or seven hundred cabins that can accommodate groups…read morefrom 2 to 12. And the variety of activities is just stunning. Horseback riding, canoeing, mini golf, both inside and outside, all manner of pedal powered vehicles, on road and on the water, a rope course, billiards, ping pong, paintballing, tennis, a carousel, a huge balloon that you can climb into and tumble around the lake and that doesn't include the coolest thing.... Aqua Mundo, arguably the most fun water park I've ever been to. Now the French have a knack for scary fast rides but their love of rules sometimes fouls up the program. Here the guest to fun-spoiler ratio was about 100 to 1. The water slides are fast but the chutes were straight up rockets. The lazy river is more active and fun than the one you probably know and they've appropriately named it the "Wild River'. That plus a wave pool and a smaller lazy river and a bubble beach and a water slide that you ride on a figure 8 shaped innertube, in the dark, sometimes backwards. It got busy but it never felt cramped and the views of the woods and sounds of the birds were a wonderful backdrop for a sweet weekend with the whole French family. And I nearly forgot. The water park is inside so no matter how miserable it is outside the swimming is great!

détente assurée…read more cadre fabuleux, et repos mérité dans les bois a recommander, les jeux d'eaux sont extra!

The swimming pool has undergone a total transformation over the last year or so and has reopened…read moreearly this summer. It has kept the heated inside pool (large) and now has a very fancy stainless steel heated oudoor pool too (large), with slides, bubbling seats, fountains and other interesting features. A new addition is the inside water play area which has a lot of buuble jets, whirlpools, fountains etc. As you would expect from French municipal baths, the inside is pretty clean and you have to remove your shoes at the entrance of the building. The changing rooms are big and regularly jetwashed. However, the price, 7 euros per adult 5 for children is exhorbitant. That said, there is no time limit and you can take your snacks, and even have your lunch there as there is a large grassed area for you to lay your towels and sunbathe.