History of the park The population of the Sausset valley goes back more than 6,000 years. The site used to be the Bondy Forest and was covered by woods, clearings, wastelands and marshes. Originally man was hunter, picker, fisherman and then became farmer and gardener after clearing the site. The park's landscape architects have retraced the history. The idea of a park The Savigny pond in 1990 This green area is the result of a project to create an urban park linked to the development of the Savigny pond (5 ha) and a project to build a large park, an alternative between an urban park and a forest park. Read more The guidelines of the landscape architects Claire and Michel CORAJOUD The "Prés Carrés" in 1993 (reserved areas) In a site that has become urban, the park is intended to recreate spatial continuity in landscaped areas and thus offer visitors an environment that will satisfy everyone's own inclination. Read more The park springs up The forest in 1983 © Corajoud As the existing soil was kept, a large amount of plants was introduced to give volume and relief to the site. The trees take time to grow so they were planted first, in the course of the winter 1981 - 1982. Read more The trees grow, the parks changes The pine forest in 1998 The vegetation takes place, satisfying visitors' needs. A more natural, alternative management method meets their new expectations and they can now experience nature rather than simply observing it. Read more It's not finished Soil conditioning for sowing in 2002 For your convenience, there are still facilities to come. Studies are still carried out on the site with our partners in order to improve biological diversity within the framework of sustainable development.