List and directions
- Pétanque court
Not stated: check on site · Compacted gravel · Wheelchair access
Defibrillator 60 m Water 500 m Toilets 860 m330 m - Pétanque court
Free access · Compacted gravel
Defibrillator 530 m Water 860 m Toilets 230 m1.4 km - Pétanque court
Free access · Compacted gravel · Lit
Defibrillator 640 m Water 630 m Toilets 700 m2.7 km - Pétanque court
Not stated: check on site · Compacted gravel
Defibrillator 1.5 km Water 140 m Toilets 610 m3.4 km - Pétanque court
Free access · Compacted gravel · Wheelchair access
Defibrillator 970 m Water 780 m Toilets 420 m3.5 km - Pétanque court
Free access · Compacted gravel · Lit · Wheelchair access
Defibrillator 70 m Water 690 m3.7 km
At a glance
- Free access confirmed by the source: 4 of 6
- Lighting reported: 2 of 6
- Wheelchair accessible (reported): 3 of 6
- Defibrillator within 500 m: 2 of 6
- Surfaces: Compacted gravel (6)
Good to know before you go
- Never stand in front of the circle or in the line of a shot: a steel boule weighs several hundred grams.
- Only throw when the lane is clear, including the gaps between neighbouring courts.
- If others are waiting, offer to share the lane or hand it over when your game ends.
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FAQ
Where can I find a free pétanque court in Bordeaux?
Oukonjou lists 6 free-access pétanque courts in and around Bordeaux. The closest to the centre is 330 m away. On the map, “Near me” sorts the list by distance from where you are.
Are the pétanque courts in Bordeaux lit?
2 of 6 are reported as lit in the data. Check the lighting hours posted on site.
Is there a wheelchair-accessible pétanque court in Bordeaux?
Yes: 3 of 6 are reported as wheelchair accessible. The map's “Wheelchair accessible” filter shows them.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. The pétanque courts listed here are reported as free access: free of charge and no booking, within the rules posted on site (hours, age, sharing).
Data updated on November 2, 2026