Non-skiing Activities Packed with Fun!
For children aged 3 to 5
For children aged 3 to 5, our Kids’ Club offers a variety of fun, non-skiing activities, on a half or full day basis, with or without meals. Supervised by qualified and caring staff in a facility approved by the PMI (Protection Maternelle Infantile), your child will discover the snow in complete safety through indoor and outdoor activities specially adapted to their age. A warm and safe environment where they can have fun, explore and grow at their own pace!
| Sunday to Friday | |
| For a half or full day |
Activities
Rest areas, play areas and a restaurant are available for little ones, allowing them to play and discover the snow in a safe and fun environment:
- Snowshoes*
- Balance bike*
- Sledge
- Snow Games
*Croisette
- Orienteering
- Nature Discovery
- Indoor Games
Any Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to provide my child’s lunch and snack?
- If you have booked the meal option, meals are prepared on site and adapted to each age group.
- A snack is also provided.
- However, in the case of a food allergy, you must provide your child’s lunch and snack, and of course inform us of the nature of the allergy.
At the Kids Club, will my child go skiing?
No, the Kids Club offers activities including:
- Snow games such as sledging and snowshoeing.
- Nature discovery.
- Group games such as treasure hunts and orienteering trails.
What should I bring for my child?
For your child’s comfort and well-being, please remember to bring:
- Their comforter and dummy, which can be very reassuring for your little one!
- Nappies for the duration of your child’s stay if they are in the process of toilet training.
How should I dress my child?
- A warm, comfortable and waterproof jacket, salopettes or a snowsuit.
- Mittens rather than finger gloves.
- Goggles or sunglasses (secured with a strap), with high UV protection (Category 3 minimum).
- Please also bring indoor trousers (leggings or tracksuit bottoms).
Will my child take a nap?
Yes, there are dedicated areas fitted with beds suitable for children.
What should I do if my child cries on the first day?
The professionals at the Club Piou Piou are experienced in recognising separation tears linked to fear of the unknown. They will do everything they can to reassure and distract your little ones. Open communication with parents is essential.