The Playground Parks of the Vall de Boí
Ideal Places for Families with Young Children
Many families with children aged 0 to 10 take the opportunity to enjoy a midweek getaway or weekend escape, looking for quiet, safe destinations with great options for the little ones.
In the Vall de Boí, the playgrounds are key to making the experience comfortable and fun: spaces designed for children to play outdoors while adults enjoy the surroundings.
In this blog, we encourage you to discover the different playgrounds scattered throughout the valley’s villages: spaces integrated into nature, equipped for all ages, and perfect to complement with a hiking day or a cultural visit.
When children travel and explore new places, they not only want to discover new corners and enjoy sightseeing, but they also wish to have their own fun space. A place where they can let their imagination run wild, make new friends, and connect with other children. It is in these moments when the playgrounds and recreational areas of the Vall de Boí become the perfect meeting point, where little ones can enjoy games, adventures, and new experiences while discovering the surrounding environment. A space designed for children open to everything, who want to share laughter, curiosity, and unforgettable moments with other playmates.
Barruera Playground, sport and nature
Located by the Noguera de Tor river, Barruera Park is an ideal spot for family fun in the Vall de Boí. Surrounded by nature, it offers a large play area where the little ones can enjoy themselves in a safe and peaceful environment.
For older kids and adventurers, the pump track and skate park add excitement with spaces to practice biking, scootering, or skating. You’ll also find a long zipline and a trampoline to complete the experience.
Near the park, there are picnic areas, BBQ spots, bars, and restaurants—perfect for a break and a meal surrounded by nature with the sound of the river in the background. The Noguera de Tor river also invites you to cool off, explore, or watch sport fishing.
We suggest a stroll along the Salencar de Barruera, an easy, flat route through meadows and wetlands, perfect for all ages and great for discovering local wildlife.
In short, Barruera is the perfect place to disconnect, play, explore, and share unique family moments with nature as the main attraction.
Durro Playground, heritage at great heights
Durro offers the perfect getaway for families seeking nature, tradition, and tranquility. In the courtyard of the old school, you’ll find a small, charming playground inspired by the Falles festival, declared Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Despite its size, it features swings, climbing structures, and a magical atmosphere.
After playing, don’t miss the 20-minute walk to Sant Quirc de Durro. The hermitage offers spectacular views of the Vall de Boí, with a landscape that moves and invites contemplation.
Durro, recognized as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain, is ideal for wandering its cobbled streets, stone houses, and corners full of history and authenticity. The Romanesque church of La Nativitat, with its imposing bell tower, is a must-visit to complete the cultural and family experience.
In summary, Durro is a gem of the Pyrenees, where nature, play, and tradition come together to offer a wonderful family day.
Erill la Vall Playground, the origin of the romanesque
In the Plaza del Tarter, just above the sports court, you’ll find a charming playground designed for children to play and dream. Kids can climb a miniature Romanesque bell tower and slide down a fun slide, share a round swing, or make music with outdoor drums.
The nearby sports court extends the fun with spaces to play soccer, basketball, or invent new team games. All this happens in a calm and safe environment, ideal for family time.
To end the day, a walk to the Tussal del Comú viewpoint offers spectacular views over Boí and the Boí Taüll ski resort, inviting you to breathe nature and admire the Pyrenean landscape.
Take the opportunity to visit the new Romanesque Center and its immersive activity, perfect for families and children over 7 years old.
In summary, Erill la Vall combines play, culture, and nature in an idyllic setting, where Romanesque magic and child creativity come together to create memorable family moments.
Boí Playground, playing at the heart of the National Park
Boí Park, located by the river, is a quiet and ideal refuge for families where children and adults can enjoy together. Inspired by the nature of Aigüestortes National Park, this space offers fun and freedom for the little ones, with games integrated into a spectacular natural environment. Meanwhile, parents can relax while keeping a close eye on their children.
To complete the visit, next to the park begins the Camí de l’Aigua (Water Path), an easy and pleasant route that takes you to the Mirador del Tussal Gran de Boí. A natural balcony with unique views of Aüt, Caldes, and Erill la Vall—perfect for resting, taking photos, or simply connecting with the landscape.
In summary, Boí Park is a small but great treasure to play, breathe nature, and share moments of calm and beauty with family.
Taüll Playground, play under the stars
At the entrance to Taüll, recognized as a Village of Charm, you’ll find a playground inspired by the starry sky thanks to the Starlight certification that endorses the Vall de Boí as one of the best places in the world to observe the stars.
Though small, the park offers sensory, skill, and movement games that stimulate children’s curiosity and motor skills, always in a safe and accessible space. A perfect place to let imagination fly, surrounded by nature and tranquility.
Sant Climent de Taüll watches over the area majestically. Take the chance to visit the video mapping, an audiovisual experience that recreates the original paintings and captivates young and old alike.
To complete the visit, enjoy a short walk with views over the valley bottom, combining nature, culture, and playtime in a privileged setting.
In summary, Taüll is the ideal place to explore, learn, and play as a family under the stars’ gaze and the magic of Romanesque art.
El Pla de l'Ermita playgraound, close to the mountains
Located in the heart of the Pla de l’Ermita, this is the highest playground in the Vall de Boí, linked to the Outdoor Park, a hub for outdoor sports activities surrounded by nature. Here you’ll find a zipline, swings, slides, and spacious areas to play team sports or freely—ideal for all ages.
Nearby, the Mirador de la Glorieta offers spectacular views over Taüll and the surrounding mountains. A perfect spot to combine sports, play, and nature as a family.
