Plopsaqua Hannut-Landen
Plopsaqua Hannut-Landen is a subtropical swimming paradise on the border of the provinces of Liège and Flemish Brabant. The complex features a wave pool, a wild water course, various water slides and a separate children's pool. The water temperature is maintained at around 30 degrees year-round, making it a pleasant destination in any season.
The swimming pool has adapted changing rooms and shower facilities for wheelchair users. A hoist system is available for entering and exiting the water, and the children's pool has a zero-entry design allowing easy roll-in access. Adapted toilets are available near both the changing rooms and the pool hall. Staff are trained to assist visitors with a disability.
The car park has spacious accessible spaces close to the entrance. The entire building is accessible at ground level, with automatic doors and wide corridors. Booking in advance is recommended, especially at weekends and during school holidays.
Good to know
- Reservation
- Booking is recommended, certainly on weekends and during school holidays; mention at booking time if you need the hoist system or an adapted changing cabin.
- Busy and quiet times
- On Saturday afternoons and during school holidays the park is busy; weekday mornings offer plenty of calm and better availability of the hoist system.
- Things to note
- Fully on one level with automatic doors; the children's pool has a **zero entry** so you can roll in effortlessly. Hoist system for the main pool on request.
- Visit tip
- Water temperature stays around 30 degrees year-round — suitable outside summer too. Accessible-parking spaces are right by the entrance.
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