City parks, these versatile multisport fields, welcome athletes from all backgrounds, providing an ideal space to practice a variety of sports activities. In addition to the team sports already mentioned, other disciplines can be practiced in these sports facilities. Here is an overview of some of them.

The most popular sport in France, soccer offers a technical, fast, and dynamic game to all soccer fans. The city park goals allow for recreational matches, more formal competitions, or simply kicking the ball around with friends. This format encourages a more technical and strategic approach to the game, ideal for both amateurs and experienced players. The synthetic field, with its soft and durable surface, ensures a safe and enjoyable game, reducing the risk of injuries while allowing optimal ball control.

Handball, in its city park version, uses the same goals as those for soccer, offering remarkable versatility to these sports facilities. The dimensions of the field are ideal for quick and intense games, promoting precise passes and shots. The bounce of the ball on the synthetic surface contributes to a fluid and fast game, which is essential for this discipline.

Basketball also finds its place in city parks. Equipped with two robust basketball hoops, these courts allow players to practice their shots, dribbles, and dunks in an optimized space. The height of the hoops can be adjusted to suit different age groups, making the game accessible and enjoyable for both children and adults. These versatile courts are perfect for training, team games, or even shooting contests.

Volleyball easily fits into the city park thanks to a simple height-adjustable net. This net, which can be set between 1.60 and 2.50 m, perfectly adapts to the different levels and age groups of players, from children to adults. The flexibility in net configuration makes volleyball accessible and enjoyable for everyone. The court surface, often made of synthetic grass, ensures comfortable and secure play.

A very original activity, the city park transforms into a field hockey arena. An ideal sport for a community without an ice rink, all you need are a few sticks and a ball... or a tennis ball to play for hours.

On the tennis courts of the city park, beginners or enthusiasts can enjoy a quality synthetic field to practice their passion. These courts offer a good level of bounce for dynamic rallies. It's an original setting to develop tennis skills.

Badminton also finds its place in the city park. The courts can be equipped with nets and specific surfaces to ensure optimal sports practice. Badminton, which requires less space than tennis, can be played in doubles or singles, offering an accessible sports activity for everyone.