Trent Park
(London)
Near EnfieldNEW for 2012. Enjoy an Adventure just a 5 minute walk from Cockfosters tube station
Our tree top adventure lands at Trent Park in 2012, nestled in acres of beautiful woodland just a stones throw from the capital. The park is an ideal location for a family day out.
Take in the views from the trees and share 2 – 3 hours of fun with your (pri)mates, taking on Tarzan Swings, rope bridges and zip wires. Oh and did we mention Trent Park is also home to one of our epic Skateboard Zips.
Trent Park will be opening its forest doors on March 23rd 2012.
Get out and about this season
For full availability simply 'check availability' for details on Trent Parks' opening hours.
Below is a snapshot of when our forest doors open.
Open daily March 23rd - 31st October (closed Tuesdays during term-time).
Open weekends in November.
Course stats
Check out these crazy stats for Trent Park!
- Number of sections 5
- Longest Zip Wire 120m
- Longest Crossing 32m
- Total Length 662.7m
- Number of Crossings 40
- Highest Point 16m
Coming soon
The Address
Go Ape! Trent Park
Cockfosters Road
Near Enfield
EN4 0PS (Sometimes your sat-nav will try and send you to another entrance - make sure you join us from Cockfosters Road! NOT Bramley Rd/Snakes Lane)
Get directionsBy car
Leave the M25 at junction 24 and take the Stagg Hill/Cockfosters Road (A111). Continue for approximately 2.5 miles on the A111 and head straight over 3 roundabouts. Turn left into the main entrance of Trent Park and follow the signs to Go Ape.
Sometimes your sat-nav will try and send you to another entrance - make sure you join us from Cockfosters Road!
Race for Life is taking place in Trent Park on the 17th June 2012. No cars are allowed in the park on that day so you will need to use public transport to arrive.
By train
It's just a 5 minute walk from Cockfosters tube station. As you leave the underground station by the nearest exit, turn right and walk up Cockfosters Road (A111, heading away from the shops). Trent Park is on your right hand side approximately 400 metres along. Follow the park road and you will soon see Go Ape on the right.
Top Tip: check in advance for planned engineering works on the tube – click here for information up to three months in advance.
Just show your tube ticket and you'll get £5 off your next adventure. We are keen to get our tribe travelling on public transport, Trent Park is just a 5 minute walk from the tube.
Local Area
Some nearby places which may be of interest:
There's heaps of things to do at Trent Park:
Why not explore the forest on a bike, or get your walking boots on. Whether you're on two wheels or two feet, this is a beautiful neck of the woods.
Eleanor
21 May 2012
Hannah
21 May 2012
Steven
21 May 2012
Ian
21 May 2012
Jirina
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