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Where to play? Right here.Free-access sports facilities near you
Skateparks, multisport courts, basketball, street workout, swimming, hiking: find the nearest free-access spot in seconds.
Preview with sample data: the facilities shown are fictitious.
What do you want to play?
Every kind of free-access facility, each with its own guide: rules, safety, regulations and etiquette.
Skateparks
Ramps, bowls and street obstacles for skateboards, inline skates, scooters and BMX.
45 in the previewPump tracks
Looped tracks of rollers and berms, plus bike parks and casual BMX tracks, for bikes and wheels.
25 in the previewMultisport courts
Enclosed small courts with goals and hoops for casual football, basketball or handball.
78 in the previewStreet workout areas
Bars, wall bars and outdoor fitness equipment for bodyweight training in the open air.
54 in the previewBasketball courts
Outdoor hoops and courts for 5-on-5, 3x3 or just shooting around.
78 in the previewFitness trails
Waymarked loops with exercise stations, for running, walking and strength work outdoors.
38 in the previewPétanque courts
Free public pétanque courts and boulodromes for pointing, shooting and relaxed games with friends.
70 in the previewFootball pitches
Free outdoor football pitches, from full-size grass fields to small neighbourhood pitches.
109 in the previewBeach volleyball courts
Free-access sand courts for barefoot two-a-side volleyball.
21 in the previewBouldering walls
Free outdoor bouldering blocks and walls, climbed rope-free above impact-absorbing ground.
9 in the previewTennis courts
Free outdoor tennis courts you can use without booking or joining a club.
29 in the previewTable tennis tables
Free outdoor table tennis tables in parks, squares and housing estates.
57 in the previewSwimming spots
Beaches, lakes and rivers where you can swim for free, with official water quality in France.
22 in the previewClimbing crags
Natural cliffs and boulders for outdoor climbing, on bolted routes or bouldering.
16 in the previewOrienteering courses
A map and fixed control points in a park or forest: find them at your own pace, walking or running.
12 in the previewTrailheads
Starting points of official waymarked routes for walking, trail running or mountain biking.
25 in the previewHow it works
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Know the rules
A 3x3 game goes to 21 points, a pétanque game to 13, and on a pump track you never ride against the flow. Every facility type has a full guide.
- Basketball courts
The rim is 3.05 m off the ground. A full FIBA court measures 28 × 15 m; a 3x3 court, 15 × 11 m.
- Pétanque courts
Formats: in head-to-head and doubles, each player has 3 boules; in triples, each player has 2.
- Pump tracks
Start from the roll-in, one rider at a time, and leave a real gap to the person ahead.
- Skateparks
One person at a time on a line or in the bowl. Wait your turn at the edge, where others can see you.
- Multisport courts
The court can't be booked. If others are waiting, take turns with short games or play winner stays on.
- Street workout areas
Free up the station between sets if someone is waiting, or offer to take turns.
Six countries, one map
France with the official Data ES census ; Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Andorra and Monaco with OpenStreetMap and local open data.
Popular searches
The most useful pages, town by town and sport by sport.
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By sport and country
- Pétanque courts in France 50
- Football pitches in France 46
- Basketball courts in France 44
- Multisport courts in France 43
- Table tennis tables in France 29
- Football pitches in Switzerland 28
- Street workout areas in France 25
- Football pitches in Belgium 24
- Skateparks in France 22
- Basketball courts in Belgium 18
- Fitness trails in France 17
- Street workout areas in Switzerland 16
By sport and town
- Football pitches in Zurich 10
- Basketball courts in Nice 7
- Football pitches in Paris 7
- Basketball courts in Bordeaux 6
- Pétanque courts in Bordeaux 6
- Basketball courts in Brussels 6
- Street workout areas in Geneva 6
- Pétanque courts in Montpellier 6
- Pétanque courts in Toulouse 6
- Football pitches in Antwerp 5
- Football pitches in Basel 5
- Football pitches in Bern 5
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Frequently asked questions
What is a free-access facility?
A spot anyone can use for free, without booking, usually without a locked fence: a skatepark, a multisport court, a basketball court in a park. In France, the official Data ES census defines it as a facility that is permanently accessible and allows unsupervised practice.
Is the information reliable?
It comes from public sources, but a facility can close, change its opening hours or be under repair. Always check on site. To report an error in France, write to the Data ES team (“Contact” section of equipements.sports.gouv.fr) or tell the facility's owner; elsewhere, edit OpenStreetMap. You can also write to us.
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No. Oukonjou is an independent website that reuses open data. It has no link with ministries, local authorities or sports federations.
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