The Information counter (on the right after the main entrance) and the campsite reception provide a fee-paying luggage storage service. 

Information counter: CHF 3.- per item and per day (partial withdrawal CHF 2.-). 

Campsite reception: CHF 3.- per item.

Exemption from payment

Paléo is often a family affair. That’s why admission is free for children under 12. From the age of 12 up to 18, young people benefit from the student rate. Please note that, in accordance with laws and police regulations, access to the Festival grounds is prohibited after 10 p.m. for school-aged children who are not accompanied by a parent or responsible adult. In addition, access to the Campsite is denied to anyone under 16 who is not accompanied by a parent who is also staying at the Campsite.

"La Luciole" Daycare (up to age 8)

Located by the riverside and away from the large crowds, the "La Luciole" daycare offers free games and activities for children up to 8 years old. Parents may leave their children there for up to 3 hours, provided they are potty-trained. On the programme: slides, treasure hunts, juggling, mini disco, crafts, and plenty more. Because it's not just the grown-ups who leave with stars in their eyes!

Open daily from gate opening until 10 p.m.

This year, La Luciole travels to the Fare West

• Treasure hunts
• Giant LEGO bricks
• Crafts
• Movement games
• Fruit bar
• Mini disco
• Interactive shows by Cirque Coquino on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m.

La Plage (Ages 12 to 18)

Sand, parasols and deckchairs—hard to believe you're at Paléo! And yet, right next to the HES-SO area lies La Plage, a warm and friendly space dedicated to 12- to 18-year-olds. Games and activities are on the programme, alongside a bar that focuses on low-priced non-alcoholic drinks. Staying refreshed without breaking the bank—now that’s the perfect combo for soaking up the sun under the coconut trees!

Open daily from gate opening until 3 a.m.

Frangins & Frangines

Easily recognisable by their red T-shirts featuring the FF logo, the Frangins & Frangines roam the Festival grounds to connect with the younger audience, offering support and a listening ear. They distribute free earplugs, water, condoms and ID tags for children (on which parents can write their contact details). Through their mediation role, their aim is to ensure that festival-goers have the best evening possible by working with various prevention and safety services. The team is also available to support families and any festival-goers in need of information, someone to talk to, or more in-depth help that may require coordination with other Paléo services.

Autour de Minuit

This bar, located near the Campsite, is open 24/7. It provides a welcoming place for rest, support and listening for festival-goers who need it. Affordable options such as soup, syrups and bircher muesli are available. 

Lost your inflatable guitar, Valais flag, or godchild? Don’t panic! You might find them at the Lost and Found.

During the Festival, until Sunday 27 July

• On the same day, until the site closes, at the Information Stand
• From the next day onwards, at the Welcome Tent of Paléo Festival Nyon (tel. +41 (0) 22 365 10 58) 
  Opening hours: 3pm – 2am 
• For the campsite: anytime at the Camping Reception (tel. +41 (0) 22 365 10 37) 
  Opening hours: 24/7

If you’ve lost a valuable item (watch, iPhone, wallet, etc.), you can report it or check on easyfind.ch.

Monday 28 July

Sorting of items, no returns possible.

From Tuesday 29 July to Friday 1 August at noon

At the Paléo Festival Nyon offices, Route de Saint-Cergue 314 
(tel. +41 (0) 22 365 10 58 / email: objetstrouves@paleo.ch) + check easyfind.ch 
Opening hours: 10am – 12pm and 2pm – 5pm (except Friday 1 August: closing at 12pm)

From Friday 1 August at noon to Friday 8 August:

Service unavailable, items will be transferred to the Nyon Region Police for sorting and identification.

From Tuesday 12 August onwards

Police Nyon Région, Rte de Divonne 68, tel. +41 (0) 22 799 17 17 
Office hours

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