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Recreation area Saint-Saturnin

Gulli Parc

Indoor play center with play zones by age group.

What's on

Sign-ups, schedules, newsEverything is on the Gulli Parc website

Practical info

Address

Zone Artisanale "Les Portes de l'Océane Est", Rue Jean de Vignolles, 72650 Saint-Saturnin

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Hours

Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10 AM–7 PM. Friday (school term): 4–7 PM. School holidays (all zones): every day 10 AM–7 PM. Summer holidays: every day 10 AM–6 PM. Themed evenings some Fridays (Gulli Night, Éclatant Laser).

Bus

Line 20 — Bourdonnière stop, 80 m · wheelchair-accessible stop

Parking

Parking right in front (surface lot)

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More about Gulli Parc

Located in the Portes de l'Océane Est business park in Saint-Saturnin, at the eastern entrance to the Le Mans area, Gulli Parc is a fully covered play space of 1,200 m² designed for children ages 1 to 12 (and their parents). Under one roof are adventure courses, giant slides, a soccer area, inflatable structures and many games to burn off energy indoors, whatever the weather.

The park has separate areas by age: a toddler corner with sensory play and a circuit for children under 3, adventure zones for older kids, and Lego® and Playmobil® building spaces. Families can also find light snacks on site.

Gulli Parc is also a popular spot for birthday parties, with several themed cabins and packages, as well as for groups and schools. Parents can relax in the “La Bulle” area, and a loyalty card (KidsCarte) is offered to regulars. Themed evenings (Gulli Night, laser) liven up some Friday nights.

A bit of history

Gulli Parc Le Mans belongs to a network founded in 2009 under the name La Boîte aux Enfants, a company specializing in indoor play parks for children. In 2011, La Boîte aux Enfants signed a partnership with the youth channel Gulli, gradually rebranding its parks under that name. The Le Mans park opened in 2013, one of the very first locations of the network outside its founding site in Bry-sur-Marne (2011).

The group then grew through acquisitions (the Woupi parks in 2015, and openings in Toulouse and La Ville-du-Bois the same year), while rolling out the Gulli Parc name across its sites between 2016 and 2024. In 2024, the group was bought by M6, which has continued to expand by acquiring other indoor play networks for children (Kiddy Teuf, Okidok, Special Kids).

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