Le Fleury, Amusement park in Wavrechain-sous-Faulx, France

Le Fleury is an amusement park on a 27-hectare site at Wavrechain-sous-Faulx, in the Nord department. Its entrance forecourt is flanked by a building with a steep red pitched roof and a pale blue facade painted with large cartoon figures, and by a smaller red-roofed building marked "BIENVENUE". A low red panel reading "BIP BIP" stands in front, beside a yellow cartoon bird statue and a blue "PARKING 1 / OUVERT" sign.

Le Fleury opened on 5 May 1968 as a leisure base with camping on part of the 27-hectare Persennot family farm; a discotheque followed in 1972. Teddy and Alice Vandrisse took over operations in 2011 through their company Téo, while the land was bought by the Porte du Hainaut agglomeration, and the site has since added rides yearly, including its first coaster, Imoogi, in 2016.

The park's mascot is Fleurby, an anthropomorphic rabbit redesigned in 2012 and given a companion named Fleurbelle. Halloween brings decorations across the grounds and a horror house, such as the Antre du Cyclope opened in 2019 and another near the campsite in 2023. The site began as a leisure base with camping in 1968 and gained a discotheque in 1972.

The 27-hectare site lies at Wavrechain-sous-Faulx in the Nord department, with a free car park beside the entrance, where a blue sign reads "PARKING 1 OUVERT". The grounds are flat and partly wooded, and the rides are grouped in themed zones, including the Monde d'Hélios at the back. The park has a campsite, so a visit can be combined with an overnight stay.

The park grew from a 27-hectare leisure base opened on 5 May 1968 by the Persennot family on their farmland, with a campsite from the start and a discotheque added in 1972. Teddy and Alice Vandrisse took over operations in 2011 through their company Téo, named after their son, for a project valued at two million euros.