Find Your Next Adventure
Find Your Next Adventure
For the safety of both mother and child, Go Ape strongly recommends that pregnant women do not take part in our adventures.
Our adventures are robust physical activities involving climbing, balancing, and zipping, which naturally carry a degree of risk. While we don't want to be discriminatory, we are not medical experts.
We strongly encourage you to seek advice from your doctor before deciding to participate.
If, after consulting your doctor, you choose to proceed, we will require you to formally declare your pregnancy to a staff member and sign a specific disclaimer acknowledging that:
"I have made Go Ape aware that I am pregnant and, as a result, Go Ape has recommended that I do not take part on the course. However, I have decided to take part on the course in the full knowledge that this may incur risks to my unborn child."
We want you to have a safe and wonderful experience, so please prioritise medical advice when making this decision!
Go Ape designs its adventures to be as accessible as possible. Our high ropes courses require a degree of physical fitness but if you can climb up a rope ladder you will be fine. Our Forest Segways require you to stand for an hour on a moving platform and require similar energy as riding a bicycle. Nets courses have a lot of bounce and therefore require similar energy to a bouncy castle.
Yes, carers' tickets/discounts are available for Go Ape adventures.
If a supervising adult is not required to participate as per our activity restrictions, please call our customer service team on 01603 895500 to discuss your requirements and book your free carer ticket.
If a supervising adult is required to participate under our activity restrictions, please call us on 01603 895500, and we will apply an accessibility discount of 10% for you.
Go Ape activities are physically and emotionally challenging outdoor adventures that come with a risk of injury when participating.
If you or anyone you are supervising has a pre-existing injury or medical condition (including pregnancy) that could affect your ability to participate safely or may increase your risk of injury, we would recommend that you do not take part in the activity.
However, we do not want to be discriminatory and ultimately the choice is yours. We are not medical experts and therefore suggest that you seek advice from your doctor on the matter.
If you decide to proceed, you will need to declare that you have an existing injury. In addition to your risk acknowledgement form, you will be asked to complete an additional form on the day of your adventure stating that you have decided to take part in the activity in the full knowledge that this may incur additional risks to your existing injury.
Please make Go Ape staff aware on arrival and they will provide you with the additional form. If you would like to discuss anything with us before you decide, please reach out via email to questions@goape.co.uk or give us a call on 01603 895500.
At Go Ape, we strive to welcome everyone, but our courses do require a degree of physical and mental challenge.
For some, this may mean we need to arrange additional equipment, adjust our training, or provide higher levels of supervision to ensure your safe participation. In certain instances, the inherent risks may still be too great, even with these measures, preventing the use of the course.
The best next step is to call us!
Please contact our booking team on 01603 895500 to discuss your specific requirements before you book. This allows us to ensure we can meet your needs so you have the safest and best experience possible. We can also suggest booking during a quieter time of day to avoid unnecessary pressure from other participants.
We're here to help you plan your adventure!
Our staff at Go Ape are awesome, but not medically qualified, therefore cannot assess the capacity of participants to undertake a course. It remains your responsibility to undertake such an assessment prior to use of the course. We advise you to visit the course prior to booking to undertake your own risk assessment.
You will only have to wear a helmet if you're participating on Forest Segway. Go Ape has consulted widely whilst risk assessing the benefits or disadvantages of participants wearing helmets on our high ropes experiences. We have concluded that the disadvantages of participants wearing helmets outweigh the minimal benefits, and the Health and Safety authorities have agreed with our approach.
Amendments can be made up to 28-days before the event date. If you're within 28-days of your event date, amendments are no longer permitted. Please refer to the full Corporate Events Team, terms and policies.
Amendments can be made up to 28-days before your event date, just call your dedicated Events Coordinator on their direct line stated on your quote. Please note: if you're within 28-days to your event date, amendments are no longer permitted.
Yes, you'll need to complete risk acknowledgement forms for your group before your arrival on site. Completing the forms prior will ensure a quick start on the day.
Please note that the supervising adults visiting on the day will need to complete the risk acknowledgement forms and not the parents. Please only sign for children you are responsible for on the day and adhere to the supervision guidelines for your activity/age range as this will vary.
You can find all of our risk assessments on our terms and policies page. It will vary per activity. Speak to your education executive for more information.
We do offer group discounts, enquire with us to find out more.
A 25% deposit is required to reserve your adventure, if the booking date is more than 28-days away. Full payment is then required 14-days prior to event date.
We have a dedicated events team who are there to help with larger groups such as school trips or company team building. Please visit our Groups page to book.
Prices vary depending on your group day out requirements. Send us an enquiry to get a quote. We have exclusive prices for school groups during term-time Monday to Friday, which we can talk you through as well.
School trips start from £15 per pupil, with required supervisors going free. School rates apply Monday to Friday during term time. Contact us via our schools page, and we'd be delighted to send you a bespoke quote for your requirements.
We can cater for any number from 10 - 300 participants! Just visit our team days page for more information.
Every school trip is different and tailored to meet your learning objectives. However, our most popular school trip includes a tree top experience, ground-based games and a bring your own lunch.
Visit our schools page to request a quote and speak to a member of the education team to build a bespoke package for your school.
Full payment is due 14-days prior to your event date.
We can host team building for groups of 100 plus people. Large groups are split into activity rotations: high ropes and other activities such as Axe Throwing, Archery Tag and team building games run simultaneously. Dedicated event coordinators manage logistics.
Yes, winter activities include high ropes under the canopy, competitive Axe Throwing and some seasonal activities like Sundown Adventures in autumn. Book early as select locations close over winter and December can get booked up fast.
Go Ape has teamed up with Village Hotels to offer the perfect base for your visit. Conveniently located near many of our adventure locations, Village Hotels combine comfortable rooms with great leisure facilities, making them an easy choice for groups and overnight stays.
Yes — planning an away day with an overnight stay? Our team will help find accommodation options nearby across all our locations. Call 01284 852210.
Of course! We would love to help you celebrate. You can book your party activity online. There's even an option to add party bags which will be ready for you to collect on arrival or when you finish your adventure. If there are not enough spaces available in one session, please book more spaces in the subsequent session and you will then be able to go round the course together.
All of our locations have picnic benches around the forest or somewhere you can put a blanket to enjoy a birthday cake or a picnic with your group. Some of our locations have a forest shelter or party room which you can hire by calling 01603 895500.
Outdoor shelters are available to book by calling 01603 895500.
Yes! We can provide a PDF for you to download and print.
You can book your party via the "book now" function on our website as you would with a regular booking. You will get the option to add party bags before you get to the checkout. To add a forest shelter, please call our booking line team at 01603 895500 or email us at questions@goape.co.uk.
If you are booking Treetop Adventure or Treetop Adventure Plus your party will be in the trees for 1 hour, but we recommend allowing up to 2 hours to include the harnessing, safety brief and certificate collection. If you have a Nets Adventure booking then you will be on the Nets for 2 hours.
We don't have a minimum or maximum number of people you can invite for a birthday party! It mostly depends on the capacity of the timeslots you wish to book and the availability of your chosen site. If your group size is larger than the capacity of your chosen timeslot, please send us an email at questions@goape.co.uk with your enquiry and our customer care team can look into this for you.
Parking fees are not included in birthday party bookings as the parking is determined by the landowner of the site, not Go Ape.
Go Ape is an excellent wet weather activity. Our courses are substantially sheltered from rain and wind by the trees themselves so as long as you're appropriately dressed for the weather you should still have a great day. The course remains open in all weathers, except thick ice, thunderstorms and gales. Rain makes the course muddier than usual which can add to the fun, but you might want dry clothes to change into for the journey home.
If we have to close for unsafe weather conditions, we will contact you to reschedule your adventure or offer a refund. If the weather is unsafe on the day we will update social media at the earliest opportunity to try and inform people before they leave home. We will also set about calling every customer with a booking, so please leave your contact number when making a new booking.
Supervision rules and participant restrictions vary depending on the adventure you choose and the Go Ape location. Check out our?Locations?page and click through to the site you wish to visit. Then when you click through on your chosen adventure you'll find the information you need.
Every team day at Go Ape is different and tailored to meet the needs of your group. Our most popular team days consist of a tree top experience, preferential parking and a dedicated host. You can also add your choice of catering options, team development activities and more to create your forest VIP experience. Find out more on our team days page.
Adults (18+) can simultaneously supervise children participating in Treetop Adventure and Treetop Adventure Plus from the ground.
Adults (18+) cannot simultaneously supervise children participating in Treetop Challenge and other high ropes activities such as Treetop Adventure and Treetop Adventure Plus.
Adults participating in an activity may only supervise children on the same activity.
Please make sure that there are enough adults (18+) in your group to supervise the children (under 16 years) you have booked for, meeting the supervision requirements for your activity. This includes adults participating in some instances, and they also require a ticket.
We strongly recommend booking your adventure online or by phone before travelling.
Go Ape sessions often sell out, especially during weekends and peak season. If you wait until you arrive, we cannot guarantee there will be any spaces left, and we genuinely hate sending people away disappointed! Book ahead to secure your spot.
You can book online. This is the fastest way to check availability and guarantee your spot!
If you prefer to talk it through, call us at 01603 895500.
Booking for a group? For schools, company outings and more, please check out our Groups pages. Our dedicated events team will help organise all the details.
If you need to move or cancel your booking, please call us on 01603 895500. You can also move your booking using your online account up to 48 hours before your session.
Up to 7 days before your activity, you can cancel an existing booking and receive a full refund, minus the booking fee*. You can also move your booking free of charge.
Up to 48 hours before your activity, you can move the activity date, subject to availability. This will incur a £5 administration charge. A refund is not possible within the 7-day period before your activity date.
Within 48 hours of your activity date, if Go Ape are operational, unfortunately you will not be entitled to move your booking, or receive any refunds for cancellations. Please call us if you can longer attend so we can let the team at site know.
*If you originally moved your booking within the 7-day period, you will not be eligible for a refund on the moved booking. If your booking is made less that 7 days before your activity date, it is non- refundable.
See our full booking terms and conditions.
With 36 sites across the UK there's bound to be a Go Ape site within reach. Head to our Locations page to explore our courses or find your nearest site by searching using your postcode.
Yes, you can book at the Go Ape cabin on the day, but availability isn’t guaranteed. Sessions often fill up quickly, especially at weekends and during holidays, so we recommend booking online in advance to secure your spot.
If you need to reschedule your Go Ape adventure, you can do this using your online account up to 48 hours before your session. If you didn't create an account at check out, you can still manage your booking by creating an account now using the same email address that you used to make your booking.
Please note that there is a £5 fee for rescheduling a booking within 7 days of your session. Bookings closer than 48 hours cannot be rescheduled.
If you are struggling to log into your account, please try reseting your password. If this doesn't work, contact our customer care team.
If your booking is not showing on your online account, please ensure you are trying to log in using the same email which is linked to the order.
If you need any help changing your booking, please email questions@goape.co.uk or call 01603 895500.
Yes, mixed groups of different ages can participate together at Go Ape. Our courses are designed to accommodate a wide range of ages, allowing families and friends of all ages to enjoy the experience together.
The following sites have a forest shelter available (please note our Battersea Park site has a party room): Alice Holt, Bedgebury, Black Park, Bracknell, Buxton, Cannock Chase, Cockfosters, Coventry, Crawley, Dalby, Dalkeith Edinburgh, Delamere, Forest of Dean (Mallards Pike), Haldon Forest, Leeds Castle, Matfen, Moors Valley, Rivington, Sherwood Pines, Southampton, Thetford Forest, Wendover Woods, Whinlatter, Woburn, Wyre Forest
To supervise from the ground you don't need to buy a ticket or book. Some of our activities require you to be on the course too. In this case you will need to buy a ticket. Supervision requirements can be found on the location and activity pages of the website. We recommend participating with your children so you can enjoy your adventure together, especially if it's their first time or they are feeling a little nervous.
You can change the date of your booking up to 48 hours before your session using your online account or by calling 01603 895500.
If you didn't create an account, you can still create one now using the same email address that you used to make your booking.
Please note that there is a £5 fee for rescheduling a booking within 7 days of your session. Bookings closer than 48 hours cannot be rescheduled.
See our full booking terms and conditions.
We may still be able to accommodate you. For example school trips, team days and groups bookings can often be made on days when we're not usually open. Please get in touch and our team will be happy to help.
Minimum Age: This is the absolute youngest age that participants must be to take part in a specific Go Ape activity. It's a mandatory requirement set for safety reasons. Recommended Age: This suggests the age at which we believe most participants will have the best experience, based on physical ability, maturity, and the challenge level of the course. The recommended age is not mandatory but serves as guidance to ensure participants are fully prepared for the adventure.
We charge a booking fee to cover the costs associated with processing bookings efficiently and securely. This non-refundable fee covers various operational expenses, including website maintenance, hosting fees, payment processing fees, customer support services, and technology investments aimed at improving your booking experience.
The pricing for our high ropes activities fluctuates based on demand, which is a common practice in the leisure industry. Quieter days are offered at lower prices, while peak days have higher pricing to reflect increased demand.
Booking online is more cost effective due to automated processes, so less involvement from our team. Our friendly customer care team is still ready to help answer any questions you have, and can be reached by email at questions@goape.co.uk or by phone on 01603 895500. Over all, booking online means a smoother and more convenient experience for our customers.
Our brand-new family Halloween event can be booked over half term on Treetop Adventure, Treetop Adventure Plus and Nets Adventure from 24th October to 1st November (available at Dalkeith from 10th October and Sherwood Pines, Cannock Chase, Coventry and Leeds Castle from 17th October). Book your adventure as usual, then add for £5 per person at checkout. During the experience, solve clues to find ingredients that fit the potion recipe on your certificate and earn your prize including a medal (these may vary depending on availability).
Please do! You're going to want to capture these moments to share. We do ask that phones taken to height are attached to you to minimise the risk of dropping them. Our courses pass over paths and playgrounds so it's important that we are thinking of others. Phone pouches with a lanyard are available to buy from our cabins for £6, but used at your own risk.
If you'd like to take a camera, please discuss with your instructor on arrival to make sure it is not too bulky and can be safely attached. Go Ape will not be responsible for any damage sustained to personal equipment.
Most Go Ape locations are dog-friendly, making them a great day out for both you and your four-legged friend. We recommend checking the landlord’s website before visiting for any local restrictions or guidance. Please note that dogs are not permitted at our Woburn Safari Park location.
Dogs must be kept on a lead and under control near our courses. If a dog becomes disruptive or noisy, we may ask owners to move away from the area to ensure everyone enjoys their visit. Please be considerate — not all guests are comfortable around dogs — and always clean up after your pet, using the bins provided by our landlords.
While we love dogs, they can’t join you on the activities or be left unattended while you take part. Please make sure you arrange suitable supervision if you’re going up into the trees or heading out on a Segway.
Nets Adventure: Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the Nets Adventure seating area with supervising adults. This is an enclosed space, so please be mindful that not everyone may be comfortable around dogs.
Bumbags and backpacks aren't permitted on the course as they may increase your risk of injury or get in the way of your harness. A lanyard and phone pouch can be purchased online at the time of booking or on the day from the Go Ape cabin (subject to availability). If you need to carry any medication with you, please let a member of staff know who will be able to provide you with a pouch which can be attached to your harness.
We recommend that non-essential items and bags are left somewhere safe such as in your car. Small items such as car keys can be left in the Go Ape cabin.
Go Ape is an excellent wet weather activity. Our courses are substantially sheltered from rain and wind by the trees themselves so as long as you are appropriately dressed for the weather you should still have great memories of your experience. The course remains open in all weathers, except thick ice, thunderstorms and gales. Rain makes the course muddier than usual which can add to the fun, but you might want dry clothes to change into for the journey home.
If we have to close for unsafe weather conditions, we will offer you a refund, credit note or reschedule your booking. If unsafe weather is forecasted we will aim to make the decision as early as possible, and will do our best to contact you to try and save you a wasted journey.
We highly recommend arriving 20 minutes before your scheduled booking time. This gives you plenty of time to park, use the facilities, and get checked in at the Go Ape cabin so you're ready to go when your session starts.
We understand that sometimes things happen on the way, and you might find yourself running a bit behind. Unfortunately, we're unable to make any changes to your booking on the day itself. Our sessions run on a very tight schedule to ensure everyone gets their full adventure, and once a session has started, it's really difficult to slot people in.
If you are running late, please head straight to the Go Ape cabin as soon as you arrive. Our staff on site will be the best people to speak with. They'll assess the situation and do their absolute best to see if there's any way to accommodate you, given the current session timings and availability. However, there's no guarantee as we run a very tight ship with our session timings.
A fear of heights is both common and natural. Go Ape can help you overcome your lifelong fear. We are proud to have helped hundreds of thousands of people conquer their fear of heights.
We recommend you book at quieter times when we can offer you more support, and when fewer people will be on the course with you. Let your instructor know and they will be able to give you more attention. Why not give it a try - you will surprise yourself!
Dress for the weather to stay warm and dry in colder weather, and sunscreen and a sunhat if it's sunny. Closed-toe and closed-heel shoes are essential (trainers recommended). No sandals. No bare waists for harness safety and comfort. Gloves are recommended (available for purchase at the cabin). Phone pouches are required if you wish to take photos of your adventure (available for purchase at the cabin). For Nets Adventure we recommend wearing a long sleeve top and trousers.
Please allow plenty of time to park your car and use the toilets (as usage restrictions may be in place). You should aim to be at the cabin 20 minutes before your booked time. We will be operating a card only policy at the Go Ape cabin but some parking facilities may still be taking cash so do make sure that you bring some with you.
Most Go Ape locations are fantastic places to enjoy a cycle, and many also offer bike hire. At Alice Holt and Black Park, the cycle hire is called Forest Biking and is operated by Go Ape. You can also reserve bike and cycle extras at these locations when you book your adventure.
Go Ape locations including Bracknell, Dalby Forest, Glentress Forest, Grizedale and Haldon Forest are well known cycling destinations. They feature a mixture of family cycling trails and more extreme routes for experienced mountain bikers. More information about local routes, cycling restrictions and cycle hire not operated by Go Ape can be found on our landlords' websites.
Please note that Go Ape cannot take responsibility for your bike whilst your participate in our activities.
Due to the nature of our treetop activities, we strongly recommend that pockets must be emptied to prevent the risk of dropping any personal belongings while on the course. Some courses are built over a mixture of vegetation, streams, and in some locations even lakes and ponds. There is therefore a risk of personal loss if items are dropped into areas that cannot safely be reached by foot.
At Go Ape, your safety and comfort are our top priorities. We recommend wearing comfortable, movable clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty.
You can absolutely wear a Burka at Go Ape, as long as it allows for the safe fitting and operation of our harnesses. Our harnesses are designed to fit snugly over your clothing, and any loose or flowing fabric could potentially get caught in equipment or hinder your movement.
We do ask that you ensure your clothing: Allows for a secure and comfortable harness fit. The harness needs to sit directly against your clothes to be effective. Does not have loose elements that could snag or get tangled. Allows for full freedom of movement as you'll be climbing, swinging, and zipping through the trees.
If you have any concerns about how your attire will work with our safety equipment, please get in touch at questions@goape.co.uk and our friendly staff will be able to advise you further and ensure you have the safest and most enjoyable experience possible.
Absolutely! Spectators are more than welcome to come along and watch the action from the ground. Most of our courses are set in open woodland, with walking trails and viewing areas, so friends and family can follow along and cheer you on from below.
The only adventure with restrictions is Woburn Safari Park, which allows just one onlooker free of charge (additional spectators can be added to your booking at Woburn for an additional fee).
A torch will be helpful for making your way from the car park to the cabin and for making your way to the toilets. It does not need to be a head torch, the torch on your phone will suffice. You will not be required to use it on the course.
We have produced this handy guide on staying safe at Go Ape in hot weather. Please have a read through to prepare for your adventure.
Our activities are robust and physically demanding, so please ensure you have had enough food and drink to fuel your adventure.
Once you have made a booking you will be sent an email with a personalised link to sign your online risk acknowledgement form. If somebody else booked for you, please ask them to pass along the link.
Every participant must complete a risk acknowledgement form. Children under the age of 16 years must have their risk acknowledgement form completed by an adult aged 18 or over that will remain present throughout their activity. In some cases that adult must also participate in the activity.
Please make sure that your online risk acknowledgement form is completed before arrival for a smoother check in.
You have 14 days to change your mind about your purchase. There's a £5 administration fee per pass to cancel within these 14 days. Postage is not refundable. As soon as your pass has been used, you are no longer entitled to a refund even if it is within 14 days of purchase. The 14-day cooling off period only applies to online purchases.
Yes, you will need to cancel your session. Please give us a call at 01603 895500 or email us at questions@goape.co.uk along with your order reference number as soon as possible. Please note that the booking fee is non-refundable.
The annual pass will be active from the date of purchase, and will be valid for 1 year from then.
No, annual passes can only be used by one person. Only the person who matches the name and photo on the pass can use it. It cannot be used by multiple people unfortunately.
You will need to book onto a session with your annual pass, this can be done in advance online or on the day at the cabin if there is enough availability. We highly recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment, as we can't always guarantee enough spaces will be available on the day.
The booking fee is applied to every booking made online, at the cabin, or through our booking line team for a future date. We charge a booking fee to cover the costs associated with processing bookings efficiently and securely. This non-refundable fee covers various operational expenses, including website maintenance, hosting fees, payment processing fees, customer support services, and technology investments aimed at improving your booking experience.
Unfortunately, we don't have an annual pass for Forest Segways, but we do have annual passes for our tree top experiences. Our annual passes are still new, so please keep an eye out in case we create more passes for other activities.
Unfortunately, annual passes cannot be used to book special events such as Sundown Adventures.
For 2026 Sundown Adventures Annual Pass holders receive a 20% discount when booking by 21st September 2026 using promo code APSUNDOWN20, and a 10% discount for sessions booked after 21st September 2026 using promo code APSUNDOWN10. T&Cs apply.
We can upgrade your pass to a different pass type at the cabin or via email. If you contact our customer care team at questions@goape.co.uk along with your pass number and the pass type you would like to upgrade to, our team will be happy to look into this.
We offer discounts for carers at Go Ape. These discounts will apply depending on the adventure and level of care needed to support. To discuss this further we recommend speaking to our team on 01603 895500. They can talk through your individual needs and can help apply the appropriate discount whilst on the phone to get you booked in.
Parking fees are not included in the annual pass as the parking is determined by the landowner of the site, not Go Ape.
We have 4 types of annual passes - the Treetop Adventure Annual Pass, Treetop Adventure Plus Annual Pass, Treetop Challenge Annual Pass and Nets Adventure Annual Pass. The Treetop Adventure Annual Pass can only be used for Treetop Adventure, and the Nets Adventure Annual Pass can only be used for Nets Adventure. However, the Treetop Adventure Plus Annual Pass can be used for Treetop Adventure Plus and Treetop Adventure. Likewise, the Treetop Challenge can be used for Challenge Plus, Treetop Challenge, Treetop Adventure Plus and Treetop Adventure. You can find out more on our annual pass page.
You can use your annual pass at any of our locations! You'll be asked which site is your local one, but otherwise you can use it at any Go Ape as long as you're booking the appropriate activity for your pass.
It can take up to 2 weeks depending on the speed of Royal Mail for a physical annual pass to arrive. If you still haven't received your physical pass, please contact our friendly customer care team at questions@goape.co.uk along with your pass number.
Yes. You can buy a Nets Adventure Annual Pass, which gives you unlimited access to Nets Adventure for a full year at participating locations.
The pass is recommended for children aged 3–11 and allows one Nets Adventure session per day, subject to availability and opening times.
Annual passholders should book their session for Treetop Adventure Plus or Treetop Adventure. They can then upgrade to Egg-venture upon arrival at the cabin at a cost of £5 per person.
Choose your adventure and head to the checkout page. There you'll be able to enter your voucher number into the 'Discount code or Voucher' box.
If you’re redeeming a Treetop Adventure or Treetop Adventure Plus vouchers, please make sure you book the 60-minute session, as these vouchers can’t be used for the 90-minute version.
Go Ape Gift Vouchers cannot be exchanged for money.
Yes, you can use a One4all Gift Card to purchase your Go Ape adventure. Call our booking line on: 01603 895 500 and they will get you booked in for your adventure.
Yes, you can apply more than one gift card to a booking on the website, at site or by calling our team.
Nope, monetary gift cards can be used across different bookings, merch and more. Check your remaining balance on our website.
Head to our gift vouchers page to order a gift voucher. You can order a monetary gift voucher or experience voucher to be sent either by email or post. If you wish to send the voucher by post, please double check you have entered the correct postal address and selected a postal voucher. Please allow 3-5 working days for delivery by post.
Simply enter your gift card number into the box on the 'Check My Voucher' page to see your balance.
Gift vouchers purchased from Go Ape are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase, apart from some Special Gifting Vouchers.
You can find the expiry date on the voucher. Your voucher must be used before this date, but you can use it to book any future session available on our website.
See our full gift voucher terms and conditions.
That's ok, you don't need to visit before the expiry date you just need to make your booking whilst your voucher is still valid. Once the voucher has expired, you will no longer be able to use it.
You'll find the expiry date on your voucher. As long as you redeem the voucher before it expires, you can book an activity for a date beyond the expiry
Physical gift vouchers are posted for £4.95 and sent via Second Class delivery. This cost is added at checkout when you choose the physical voucher option.
Unfortunately, no. Our annual passes are one per person only (and will include the pass holder’s photo).
You’ll get a voucher to your inbox which you can send to (or print for!) your lucky gift recipient. They simply need to add an annual pass to their basket on our website, then add the voucher code when they check out.
The annual pass gift voucher is digital (though we’ll send a PDF you can print), but your gift recipient can choose a physical pass for a small postage fee.
The pass will be connected to their online account, so the relevant activity will be free once a day when they book. There will still be a booking fee. Find out more on our annual pass page.
Yes, for example families can have all their passes linked in one account – so all under one login! If all the passes are purchased using the same email address, they’ll automatically be linked. If not, please email our customer care team after you’ve bought your passes and they’ll sort that out for you.
All participants must weigh a minimum of 7 stone or 45kg. This is to enable the participant to be able to safely operate the Segway which is controlled through shifting your body weight. Anyone who does not meet this requirement may not be able to safely stop the machine which would put themselves and others at risk. The maximum weight is 18.4 stone or 117kg.
Supervision rules and participant restrictions vary depending on the adventure you choose and the Go Ape location. Head to locations then choose an adventure, here you'll find all the information you need.
Yes, our harnesses do have specific safety limits based on waist and leg measurements. We want all of our customers to feel secure and comfortable. If you are concerned about harness fit, we warmly invite you to visit the site before your booking date. Our team will be happy to let you try one on privately and will handle your enquiry with complete sensitivity and discretion. Please just check your local site is open before travelling. More information on harness sizing can be found here.
We have two check-in points at our site, depending on the activity you’ve booked:
Please arrive at the correct check-in point at least 15 minutes before your session to allow time for registration and your safety briefing.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them.
There is a cafe within the visitor centre that serves hot food and drinks, opening times vary throughout the year so please check The Lodge visitor centre webpage for more details.
Baby-changing facilities are available in the main visitor centre. There are accessible toilets in the visitor centre and in the toilet block opposite the cabin.
There are accessible trails leading from the visitor centre which are all waymarked. The visitor centre also hire out accessible mobility scooters as well. Please note that due to our courses remote location and the hilly terrain there are no accessible trails over to where the course is. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, the car park is operated by Forestry and Land Scotland. It is pay and display and you can use cash, card or the RingGo app to pay.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are located opposite the cabin, there are also toilets in the main visitor centre. We also have a compostable toilet in the forest next to our course.
Go Ape Aberfoyle is located just outside of Aberfoyle village in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. As you drive through the village turn right and head up the A821 Trossachs road. You will see brown tourist signs for Go Ape after roughly a mile. The entrance to The Lodge visitor centre carpark will be on your right. The Go Ape cabin is situated next to the visitor centre and cafe, uphill from the car park.
Yes, dogs are allowed throughout the forest and around the ground areas of our course. You can even bring your dog into the nets seating area as long as they are always kept on a lead.
There is a cafe on site located by the visitors center and main play ground, serving both hot and cold food as well as scoop ice creams. The visitors center also sells small items related to the forest activites.
There are baby changing facilities in the toilets at the main hub area and also accessible toilets.
A lot of the forest trails are pushchair and wheelchair accessible. There are also mobility scooters available to hire from the visitor centre, this is all run by Forestry England. Some areas around the course are difficult with a pushchair or wheelchair, but we can advise on site the best routes to take. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, Alice Holt Forest carpark can hold around 400 cars and an over flow carpark can hold roughly 100. Payment is by card at the pay stations located close the visitor centre or at the barriers on the way out. During busy periods the carpark can be full between the hours of 11am and 3pm, so we recommend arriving with plenty of time before your booking.
We can look after smaller belongings such as coats and small bags in the cabin but these are left at your own risk. If you drive to us, we recommend larger items are left in your car as our cabin doesn't have a lot of storage room.
The nearest toilets are in the main forest hub by the visitor centre and the cafe, roughly a 2-minute walk from the cabin and a 1-minute walk from the activity centre.
Go Ape Alice Holt is located 5 miles south of Farnham town centre on the A325 towards Bordon. There are signs before the turning from both directions. We run our tree top activities from the far side of the carpark, and we run our Bikes and Nets from the activity centre which is located just the other side of the visitor centre and cafe.
Dogs are welcome throughout the park and at Go Ape. There are some areas where they must be kept on a lead, but these are well signposted.
We have a small range of soft drinks and confectionary available at the cabin. The Boathouse Cafe is located nearby, selling hot drinks and light lunch. The park also has several other locations that provide food and drink throughout the day.
There are accessible bathrooms. These are equipped with baby changing facilities and there are further baby changing facilities located in Alexandra Palace East Court. More information can be found on the Alexandra Palace website.
There is an accessibility map of the park available on the Alexandra Palace website. Our site is reachable via step free access, with tarmac paths on a gentle gradient leading to it. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Parking is operated by Alexandra Palace, with the East Court carpark being closest to Go Ape. You can pay for parking when you leave the park, via the onsite pay machines that are located in all car parks, or you can pay within 24 hours of leaving via the ECP parkbuddy app or online on the Alexandra Palace website.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrived by car.
Public toilets can be found on the side of the Boathouse Cafe and are open from 10:00 - 17:30. The closest accessible toilets are located in the east court foyer. Please enquire with the Alexandra Palace Visitor Services team if you require any further assistance or information.
Located in Alexandra Palace park, Go Ape Ally Pally's London location means that it's easy to find by car or public transport. We're less than a ten-minute walk from Alexandra Palace station. Those travelling by car can use the East Court car park at Alexandra Palace. Our cabin can be found near the boating lake and boathouse cafe in the North East side of the park.
Dogs are welcome within Battersea Park but signage prohibits them from being in the playground directly under our course.
Yes, you'll find Putt in the Park Pizzeria next door, serving drinks, snacks and we think the best pizza in London. There is also a nearby high street with small shops and a Tesco Express. Opening times may vary seasonally.
There are accessible bathrooms which are equipped with baby changing facilities.
The main paths around the site are concreted and flat. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and main spectator areas. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available on the surrounding roads and within the park. Charges apply, and can be paid via the Ringo App. The closest car park to Go Ape is the Albert Gate car park, which is accessible from Albert Bridge Road. Parking is also available in the Rosery Car Park which is accessible from the Queenstown Road roundabout. We recommend arriving early during peak times.
All items MUST be left on the ground during your activity. Phones can only be taken if they are secured in a phone pouch and attached to your harness. All bags and other belongings can be stored at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Public toilets are available just a short 1-2 minute walk from our cabin. These are the Beechmore toilets in Battersea Park. There are no toilets out on the course, and the cafe has no toilet facilities available, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Battersea Park is located in the south west corner of Battersea Park. Our closest walking entrance is the Albert Bridge entrance. The entrance to our cabin is next to the Putt in the Park Cafe.
Dogs are welcome on site, they must be on a lead around woodchip and sandy areas, as well as carparks and around the lakes.
The main cafe is located near the carpark serving hot and cold food and drinks as well as homemade cakes. A grab-and-go kiosk is located opposite our cabin, serving hot and cold drinks, snacks and ice creams. Opening hours vary seasonally, please visit Forestry England’s website for opening hours.
We have two accessible toilets, one standard and one changing places facility which can be accessed using a radar key, or you can borrow a key from the Information Centre. Baby changing facilities are located in the female and accessible toilets.
We are an accessible site, with accessible facilities. Please bare in mind that we are a forest and most paths are gravel. The Pinetum trail is a way-marked easy access trail suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters and pushchairs. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. All-terrain mobility scooters are available to hire from the information point but must be pre-booked by phoning 01580 879820. To find more information please visit Foresty England's website.
Yes, parking is available at site. The car park is operated by Forestry England, you can pay as you leave, either at the pay station (card and cash payments) or at the barrier (card payments only).
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are located at the Visitors Centre, near the carpark. We recommend going to the toilets before you come up to us at the cabin.
Go Ape Bedgebury is situated just off the A21 and signposted on to the B2079, approximately 12 miles southeast of Tunbridge Wells and 16 miles northwest of Hastings. Directions from London - leave the M25 at junction 5 and join the A21 towards Hastings. You will find the entrance to Bedgebury on your right-hand side approximately half a mile after leaving the A21. Directions from the North and East - Take the A262 to Goudhurst and then turn by the village duck pond to take the B2079 signposted to Flimwell. Follow this road for approximately three miles and you will find the entrance to Bedgebury on your left after the office entrance and Walled Garden entrance. Directions from Brighton and the West - Travel through Lewes and Uckfield to Heathfield. Take the A265 from Heathfield to Hurst Green. Turn left onto the A21, drive straight through Flimwell Crossroad. Bedgebury is signposted from here. Directions from the South - Take the A21 to the Flimwell Crossroad, drive straight across and then follow the sign to turn right onto the B2079.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them.
Yes. The Four Seasons Cafe is just across the path from the cabin, and serves hot food and drinks. There's also a small kiosk in the Nets Adventure area that serves hot drinks and cold snacks.
Baby-changing facilities and accessible toilets are available to the side of the Four Seasons cafe.
The main paths around the site are uneven. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some forest paths may be challenging. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available in the council run main car park for Black Park, it is pay and go. We recommend arriving early during peak times to give yourself enough time to find a space.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are located to the side of the Four Seasons Cafe, 30 seconds from the Go Ape cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Black Park is in Black Park Country Park, 10 minutes away from Slough town centre.
Yes, dogs are allowed. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course, and some areas of the site may not permit dogs (such as the café or play areas).
There is hot food, drinks and snacks available from The Woodlarks Cafe, in the Lookout Discovery Centre. Please check their website for opening times as it may vary seasonally.
Baby-changing facilities and accessible toilets are available in The Lookout Discovery Centre which is a short 2-3 minute walk from our cabin.
The main paths around the site are uneven. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some forest paths may be challenging. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available in The Lookout Carpark. Charges apply, so please check local signage or the Bracknell Forest Council website before your visit. We recommend arriving early during peak times to give yourself enough time to find a space.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
We have toilets on site. There are also toilets located in The Lookout Discovery centre which is a short 2-3 minute walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Bracknell is conveniently located amongst Reading, Farnborough, Maidenhead and Slough. From the North, come off the M4 at junction 10 and continue on the bit of motorway on the A329. Take the A322 through Bracknell, Easthampstead. Follow the brown tourist attraction signs for The Look Out Discovery Centre. We're opposite Coral Reef.
From the South, come off the M3 at junction 3, take the A322 in the direction of Bracknell. Follow the brown tourist attraction signs for The Look Out Discovery Centre. We're opposite Coral Reef.
Just make sure you head to The Look Out and you'll find Go Ape!
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course. There are lots of walks through the woods also for your 4 legged friends to enjoy.
Yes, you'll find a café in the Pooles Cavern visitor centre, serving drinks, snacks and light meals. There is also a visitor centre shop where you can pick up refreshments or gifts. Opening times may vary seasonally.
Baby-changing facilities are available in the visitor centre. Accessible toilets are also located at Pooles Cavern visitor center.
The main paths around the site are gravel and uneven, with some slopes. The path near sections 4 and 5 of our high ropes course, along the drystone wall, is the flattest. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some woodland paths may be challenging in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Our car park operates a pay & display system (parking is free for Blue Badge holders and BCA Oak Members). Green Lane, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9DH.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
Toilets are available at the visitor centre, just a short walk from our cabin, in Pooles Cavern Visitor centre. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Buxton is in the High Peak Derbyshire, Buxton, just off Green lane in Grinlow Woods. Follow signs for Pooles Cavern. The entrance to our cabin is on the far side of the car park, oposite to the Pooles Cavern Visitor centre.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course, and some areas of the site may not permit dogs (such as the café or play areas).
Yes, you'll find a café near the entrance, serving drinks, snacks and light meals. Opening times may vary seasonally.
There are accessible toilets located next to the cafe near the entrance. The accessible toilets also have baby-changing facilities.
The main paths around the site are mainly flat with compacted stone. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some woodland paths may be challenging in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available at Cannock Chase Forest (sat nav postcode: WS15 2UQ). Charges do apply on exit, so please ensure you have paid using one of the pay stations before you get to your car. We recommend arriving early during peak times as the car park gets very full.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible, and leaving any bags in your car if you drive to us.
Toilets are available next to the cafe near the entrance, just a short (2-3-minute) walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Cannock Chase is in Birches Valley, Cannock Chase, near Rugeley. Follow signs for Rugeley. Look out for the brown tourist signs that have the white stag on a purple background. Once entering the car park, our cabin is located near the top car park.
Yes, the park allows dogs and has signposted on/off lead areas.
We have a small amount of soft drinks, crisps and confectionary available at the cabin. Otherwise the cafe is about 1 minute away and has hot drinks and a wider range of products. The Courtyard Cafe at Hylands house has an extensive menu with food and drinks. There are other shops and galleries in the courtyard.
Yes, there are accessible baby changing and changing places facilities in the Writtle Car Park toilets, as well as the Courtyard cafe at Hylands House.
The main paths around the site are uneven. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some forest paths may be challenging. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, there is parking right outside the cabin. It is chargable between 9am and 6pm. It is pay and display or with the MiPermit app. Please note the machine only accepts cards. In summer the parking can be very busy so please allow extra time to find a space. If there is an event at Hylands Park you might have to park in the overflow which means a longer walk to the cabin.
Customers can store belongings with us, but it is at their own risk and Go Ape takes no responsibility for items left in the cabin. It is first come first served and during peak periods, there may not be space for large items.
The nearest toilets are in the Writtle car park less than one minute walk from the cabin. There are more toilets located at the takeaway cafe a minute away, and even more toilets at Hylands house courtyard.
Go Ape Chelmsford Hylands Park is located in Hylands Park, just outside of Chelmsford. We are located in the Writtle Carpark of Hylands house, just off Greenbury Way A414.
Yes, dogs are allowed in the park subject to Enfield Council's conditions - please check local signage if unsure. No four-legged friends are permitted up on the course!
There is a cafe on site - Ripe Kitchen - located nearby our cabin and the main carpark. Hours are seasonal, so please check their website for opening times and more information.
There is an accessible toilet near the cabin in the main toilet block, a radar key is required for access. There are baby changing facilities in both the men's and women's toilets.
The main forest paths around the cabin and course are quite uneven in places, making access difficult. Some of the course can be viewed from beneath on the main path. If unsure, or if you have specific accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit so we can help.
Yes, there is free parking located in Trent Country Park - however it can get very busy during peak periods, so please allow plenty of time to find space and walk to to our cabin.
Customers can store belongings with us, but it is at their own risk and Go Ape takes no responsibility for items left in the cabin. It is first come first served and during peak periods, there may not be space for large items.
Toilets on site are beside the main car park and less than a minute from our cabin. They are run and maintained by Enfield Council. We recommend all customers use them before starting their activity, as the course is quite far away from them.
Go Ape Cockfosters is located in Trent Country Park, Cockfosters. The entrance to the park is on Cockfosters Road (A111), not via Snakes Lane - if your SatNav directs you that way, it is not correct! What3Words for the main gate is ///appear.pans.burn.
We're approximately 6 minutes drive from Junction 24 of the M25, and we're convienient for public transport too - we're less than 10 minutes walk from Cockfosters Tube station on the Piccadilly Line.
Yes, the park allows dogs and has signposted on/off lead areas.
Yes, the visitor centre has a lot of options from a cafe, a small park shop, ice cream and even dog grooming!
Yes, two. At the visitor centre and top pool bathrooms, both locations a 5-minute walk from the cabin.
Yes, but there are some narrow up hill and down hill sections. There is also a curved bridge which is big enough for a wheelchair but assistance may be required to navigate it smoothly. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available a 5-minute walk from the cabin. It is shared with the Coombe Abbey Hotel and is the second car park in, though you can use either. It's pay when you leave.
Yes, we take belongings but have limited space so travel light.
At the visitor centre by the car park entrance, which is a 2 to 5 minute walk from the cabin. Alternatively, there are more toilets by Hermits Hollow within the Coombe Abbey Park.
Within Coombe Abbey Park in Coventry, roughly 20 minutes from Coventry centre.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course, and some areas of the site may not permit dogs (such as the café or play areas).
Yes, you'll find a café in the Walled Gardens, serving drinks, snacks and light meals. There is also the Lakeside Café and the Cattle Shack where you can pick up refreshments or takeaway snacks. Alternatively there is the Smith and Western Restaurant for main meals. There is also Tilgate Zoo shop where you can pick up gifts. Opening times may vary seasonally.
Baby-changing facilities are available in the main car park toilets and Walled Garden Café toilets. Accessible toilets are located at the main car park toilets and the Walled Garden Café.
The main paths around the site are even and steep in places. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and Treetop Adventure spectator areas. Paths accessing Treetop Challenge are gravel, forest floor and uneven. Treetop Challenge paths and some woodland paths may be challenging in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available at Tilgate Park car park. Overflow car parking is available at the Fishermans Car Park and K2 Leisure Centre. Parking is pay and display or via the MiPermit app. Charges may apply, so please check local signage or the council website before your visit. We recommend arriving early during peak times.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are available at the main car park, just a short 1-2 minute walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the Treetop Challenge course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Crawley is in Tilgate Park, just off the M23 Junction 11. Follow the brown tourist signs for Tilgate Park. The entrance to our cabin is inbetween the car park and the playground.
Absolutely! Well behaved dogs are welcome around site but must be kept away from zipwire landing zones and spectators may be required to look after them whilst you are completing the course.
Yes, there is a gift shop and cafe at the Dalby Forest Visitor Centre as well as the Courtyard Cafe, a 5-10 minute walk from site. Within the courtyard you can also find an exhibition space and bike shop for recycled bikes or cycle hire.
Yes, there are accessible baby changing and changing places facilities at the visitor centre. You can find more information on Foresty England's website.
The main paths around site are uneven and the course is set across a large valley with steep hills. Paths are made largely from woodchip or gravel. However, some areas close to the cabin are largely flat. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access spectator areas around the cabin, Treetop Adventure and the training areas of Treetop Challenge, but this may become more difficult in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Foresty England's website.
Yes, we have parking next to the cabin although this can fill up very quickly. More parking spaces can be found next to the Dalby Forest Visitor Centre and in the overflow car park a 5 minute walk around the corner. Parking can be paid at a nearby parking metre or at the barrier upon exiting the forest, for more information please visit Foresty England's website.
Yes, we have boxes for smaller items and space for bags and larger items around the back. All items are left at your own risk and we would encourage bigger items to be left in vehicles if you arrive by car.
Toilets are available at the Dalby Forest Visitor Centre, a two minute walk across the road from our cabin. There are no toilets directly on site so please leave enough time to head down to the Visitor Centre before your trip.
Go Ape Dalby is located in Dalby Forest, a 10-15 minute drive from Pickering and Malton. You'll find our cabin a two minute walk across from the Dalby Forest Visitor Centre.
Absolutely, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course, and some areas of the site may not permit dogs (such as play areas).
There’s a cafe and visitor centre a 6-minute walk away.
Yes, there are accessible baby changing and changing places facilities at the visitor centre. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
Generally, yes. The main paths are accessible. They can be uneven and there are some steep paths to and from the Go Ape cabin. Wheelchair users and pushchairs can access spectator areas around the cabin. Areas around Treetop Adventure, Treetop Adventure Plus and Treetop Challenge may become more difficult in wet weather. Please contact us before your visit to discuss any accessibility needs. You can also find more information on Forestry England's website.
Parking is in the main Forestry England car park, through the automatic barriers. Follow the main forest road toward the visitor centre and drive through the barriers on the left into the main forest car park. Once parked, follow the signs out of the carpark. Turn right up the road. Then at the bridge turn left over the railway bridge and down towards our cabin. It normally only takes 5-10 minutes to get to the cabin from the car park, but it can take a little longer during peak times.
Customers can store belongings with us, but it is at their own risk and Go Ape takes no responsibility for items left in the cabin. We have boxes for smaller items and limited space for larger items. We would encourage bigger items to be left securely in vehicles where possible.
Toilets are available next to the visitor centre and cafe. They are a 6 minute walk from the Go Ape cabin.
Go Ape Delamere is located in Delamere Forest, Cheshires largest wooded area, just 25 minutes from Chester. We are also accessible by train. Do not follow Sat Nav to get here. What3Words mountains.grumble.alarm will take you to the main car park.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on site. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them.
Yes, there is a shop, restaurant and cafe on site in the Restoration Yard.
Yes we do, you can find accessible toilets that also have baby-changing facilities at the Restoration Yard, about a 5-minute walk from our cabin.
Yes the cabin and areas to view the course are accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. There is also picnic bench seating. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on the park's website.
Yes, turn left after the parking kiosk up the short steep hill. You can find more information on the park's website.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
The toilets are just behind our cabin.
Yes well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site, we ask they are kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them. Surrounding areas may have dog restrictions (such as the cafe or play area).
There is a cafe on site which sells a selection of hot or cold food and drink, about 200 metres from our cabin.
There are accessible toilets which have baby changing facilities. There is also a new accessible changing facility next to the toilets. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
There are six accessible parking places close to the main building via a sloped tarmac access ramp. Another 10 parking places are in the smaller front car park which is level, but further from the building. Our site is in the forest so the terrain is uneven including tree roots in places, but the space is open and you can navigate under our course with ease. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Forestry England's website.
Yes, parking is available within Beechenhurst Lodge site. There is plenty of parking to choose from, there are three card/contactless only pay machines on site. Two are located under the archway of the main building and one is located close to the Go Ape cabin. You can also pay on your phone by using RingGo. Charges apply, so please check local signage or the Forestry England website before your visit. We recommend arriving early during peak times.
There is limited space to store belongings, so ideally leave bags in the car if you drive to us. All items are left at your own risk.
Toilets are available opposite the cafe, a 200m walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Beechenhurst is in the heart of the Forest of Dean and is located within Beechenhurst Lodge, a Forestry England site. From Speech House Hotel ignore the brown Go Ape sign as these point to our Mallards Pike location. Instead head west on Speech House Road, the entrance will be on the right. What3Words location for the car park entrance is ///grades.flipping.loom. You'll see us as you drive around the carpark.
Yes well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site, we ask they are kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them. Surrounding areas may have dog restrictions (such as the cafe and lake walk)
There is a cafe on site which sells a selection of hot and cold food or drink. Opening times vary depending on the time of year.
There are accessible toilets on site. These also have baby changing facilities. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
There are accessible parking spaces available. Our site has mixed elevation, but the majority is flat and accessible, though please be cautious of the forest floor and exposed roots. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Forestry England's website.
Yes, parking is available. Charges apply, so please check local signage or the Forestry England website before your visit. You can pay for your parking with debit/credit card, Google Pay/Apple Pay or use the RingGo app. We recommend arriving early during peak times.
We have lockers available, free of charge. Items left in lockers are left at your own risk and we would encourage bigger items to be left in vehicles where possible.
The nearest toilets are 50m away next to the carpark. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Mallards Pike is in the heart of the Forest of Dean, within a Forestry England site called Mallards Pike. From Speech House Hotel follow the brown Go Ape sign south past the car park and all the way to the end of the road. Turn left at the T junction and you'll find Mallards Pike on your left. What3Words location is ///reflect.eternally.shaped. Our cabin is a 50m walk from the car park.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course, and some areas of the site may not permit dogs (such as the café or play areas).
Yes, Café Ambio is siutated in the visitor centre close to our cabin, serving everything from drinks and light snacks to hearty meals perfect for after your forest adventure. And don't forget the English Lakes Ice Cream! There is also a forest exhibition and shop where you can pick up gifts. Grizedale is now also home to an observatory and planetarium, providing you the opportunity to explore the universe from the heart of the forest. Opening times may vary seasonally, check Forestry England's website for more information.
Baby-changing facilities and accessible toilets are located at both toilet blocks on site, either by the café near our cabin or at the top of the hill in the main car park.
There are paths to the main building that will also take you to the cafe, toilets, ticket machines, picnic area and play area. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Forestry England's website.
Yes, parking is available at Grizedale Forest's main visitor centre car park and Kennels car park. Both car parks operate a 'pay on exit' system with automatic number plate recognition. It is a short walk to the cabin from both of these car parks, and the walk to Go Ape is signposted. We recommend arriving early during peak times. Please find more information on Forestry England's website.
We do have small lockers available free of charge in our cabin. However, there is a limited number so we recommend bringing as little as possible. Personal belongings are left at your own risk.
Toilets are available next to the café, just a short walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Grizedale is in Grizedale Forest Park, just over the hill from Hawkshead in The Lake District. The roads into the forest are narrow and can be slow going, especially in summer, so allow plenty of time for your journey to avoid potential delays. Please do not use the Ferry across Windermere as it will delay your journey, waiting times are often in excess of 45 minutes. However it can be a scenic way of returning to Bowness after your adventure!
If you are travelling from the north, follow the A591 to Ambleside, leave Ambleside on the A593 to Langdale and Coniston. Take your first left onto the B5286 to Hawkshead. Follow the B5286 south through Hawkshead and then take the first right at the brown tourist sign for 'Grizedale'. Follow the road for approximately 2 miles to arrive at Kennels car park.
If you are travelling from the south, exit the M6 at junction 36 and take the A590 towards Barrow. Follow the A590 past Newby Bridge to Haverthwaite Crossroads. Turn right, following the brown tourist sign to 'Forest Park Centre' and then follow signs for Satterthwaite/Grizedale North until you reach Grizedale Forest's main car park.
Once parked in either car park, follow the signs for Go Ape and you will find our cabin situtated opposite the play park in the visitor centre.
Yes! We love dogs here at Haldon, the fluffier the better! Please make sure they don't access the course or the landing sites.
Yes there is a cafe at the main site in the carpark, about 5 minutes walk from the cabin. They have bottled drinks, cakes and a selection of hot food too.
There are baby changing facilities and an accessible toilet available at the main toilet building. Unfortunately we dont have any closer to us specifically. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
The main paths around the site are gravel and uneven in places. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas. A limited number of mobility scooters are available from the forestry site. Some woodland paths may be challenging, especially in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Forestry England's website.
Yes, parking is available on site. Is is ANPR controlled and managed by Forestry England. There are pay machines at the main area or you can pay with the RingGo app. Please pay on arrival.
Yes, we have a small area in the cabin that we can store belongings. Storage is left at your own risk. When busy, storage can be limited so please bring as little as possible.
There is only one set of toilets on site which is in the main area by the cafe, on the opposite side of the site. It is best to go to the loo before heading over to us.
Go Ape Haldon is within Haldon Forest just off the A38. Once off the A38 travel towards the Forestry England site and take the second turning to enter the car park. Once in the carpark use the central walkway from the main compound to find our cabin following the signage.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course.
Yes, you'll find a kiosk in the car park serving drinks, snacks and sandwiches. This is located by the Leeds Castle visitor centre where you can also pick up refreshments or gifts. Other cafes and restaurants require a ticket to Leeds Castle grounds. Opening times may vary seasonally.
Baby-changing facilities and accessible toilets are available in the toilet block at the visitor centre, a short walk from the cabin.
The main paths around the site are uneven and steep in places. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some woodland paths may be challenging in wet weather. The furthest points of the Treetop Challenge course are accessible by steps only. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, free parking is available at Leeds Castle. We recommend arriving early during peak times and if there is an event on at the castle.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
Toilets are available at the enterance to Leeds Castle, just a short walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Leeds Castle is in Leeds Castle Gardens, just off the M20 Junction 8. Follow the brown tourist attraction signs for Leeds Castle. We are based in the car park, outside the main grounds. You will find our cabin by taking the first right after entering the main gate.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them.
Due to neighbouring Matfen Hall developing the golf driving range there is not currently a café on site. We offer cold drinks and snacks at the cabin. There is a café in Matfen village for anyone that wishes to venture a bit further for a hot drink.
Sorry, no as we currently only have access to portaloos.
The cabin, access to the woods and the Axe Throwing range are up a grassy slope with steps. There are woodland paths, though these are uneven and narrow in places and can be challenging in wet weather. Please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available at Go Ape Matfen. Parking is free. Due to the ongoing building work we ask customers to be aware of moving machinery and materials.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
Due to neighbouring Matfen Hall developing the golf driving range we currently have two portaloos available at the end of the carpark.
Go Ape Matfen is just outside Matfen village in Northumberland off the B6318. Follow signs for Matfen and look out for our banner at the turn into our carpark.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course so you will need a spectator to look after them.
Our cafe is dog-friendly so well behaved dogs are welcome inside.
Moors Valley boasts a delightful array of places to eat and drink. Cafe, kiosks, ice cream - we have it covered. See Moors Valley's website for more information, including about their gift shop.
Moors Valley has specialist accessible toilets and baby changing facilities, find out more on Moors Valley's website.
Some paths are accessible but many are woodchip paths that wheelchair users can find difficult. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. Moors Valley operate the Countryside Mobility Scheme and when registered, Mobility scooters can be hired that can negotiate almost all of our paths. Find out more on Moors Valley's website.
Yes, parking is available. Variable charges apply and you pay at the end of your visit. For details and current charges visit Moors Valley’s website. We recommend arriving early during peak times to ensure you have time to park and relax before your session.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
Toilets are located in the visitor centre, less than a two-minute walk from our activities.
Go Ape Moors Valley is located on the Hampshire and Dorset border, just above the south coast's vibrant Bournemouth Seaside Resort, between the stunning New Forest National Park and the iconic Jurassic Coast world heritage site. It's easily accessible from the A31.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course.
Yes, you'll find a café at Normanby Hall Country Park, serving drinks, snacks and light meals. We offer a range of cold drinks and snacks at the cabin. There is also a gift shop where you can pick up gifts. Opening times may vary seasonally.
Baby-changing facilities are available in the toilet block. Accessible toilets are located at the main toilet block at the car park.
The main paths around the site are gravel and flat. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas, but some woodland paths may be challenging in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available at Normanby Hall Country Park. Charges may apply, so please check local signage or the park website before your visit. We recommend arriving early during peak times.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
The toilets are located in the main car park a 30-second walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Normanby Hall is nestled in Normanby Hall Country Park, just off Normanby Road, B1430. Approaching from Scunthorpe and Hull, follow signs for Normanby Hall Country Park. On Saturdays, you can get to the park via Hornsbys Travel Bus Service Number 4 which departs from Scunthorpe Bus Station.
Yes dog are allowed throughout Glentress Forest. Both cafes in the forest are dog friendly.
Yes there are two cafes within the forest. The Peel Café is the first you reach when you enter the forest and is about a 15 minute walk back down the hill from the Go Ape cabin. The Forest Holidays Retreat is located at the top of the forest and is a 10 minute drive.
At the main hub area there are accessible toilets and baby changing facilities. You can find more information on Forestry and Land Scotland's website.
There are accessible trails leading from the visitor centre which are all waymarked. Our course is built into a steep hill so is not wheelchair accessible. Pushchairs can access some of the course but the steep and uneven terrain make it quite challenging. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Forestry and Land Scotland's website.
Yes, the Go Ape car park is up the hill from the main Glentress Forest car park. Our car park is right next the cabin.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
There are toilets right next to our cabin.
Go Ape Peebles is in Glentress Forest, about 40 minutes south of Edinburgh. Easily accessible from the A72.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them.
Great house barn cafe serves hot food, drinks and snacks, and is located just across the car park from our cabin!
Baby-changing facilities and accessible toilets are available in the toilet block at the visitor centre.
The main paths around the site are gravel and uneven and steep in places. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can access the cabin and spectator areas. However, some woodlands paths may be challenging, especially in wet weather. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available at Rivington. Parking is free. We recommend arriving early during peak times.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.
Toilets are available at the visitor centre, just a short walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Rivington is tucked away in Horwich, right in the middle of the towns of Chorley and Bolton, and about 30 minutes from Manchester. Approaching from the direction of Chorley, Rivington is well signposted. Approaching from Manchester, the South, Preston and Lancaster use the M61. Come off at Junction 6 and follow the signs to Horwich. Stay on the main road through Horwich and once you reach The Crown Pub roundabout, go straight ahead and take the right turn immediately after onto Lever Park Avenue with signs to Rivington. Follow Lever Park Avenue for about a mile and turn left at the Great House Barn Car Park. Our cabin is straight ahead.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on site and must be kept on a lead. Dogs are not able to join you on the course so please bring a spectator to look after them.
Grounds Cafe serves hot food, drinks and snacks. The cafe is located directly opposite our cabin. Please check their website for opening times as times vary seasonally.
Baby changing facilities and accessible toilets are located in the Forestry England visitor centre.
Both the forest and car park are wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets are available in the Forestry England visitor centre, opposite our cabin. The supervising area beneath our course is also wheelchair accessible. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Foresty England's website.
There are two large ANPR controlled car parks run by Forestry England. One is located near our cabin and then the overflow is just over the road. This is a pay on arrival system via the pay machines signposted.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are located directly opposite our cabin in the Forestry England visitor centre. This is 3 minutes away from the course, so we recommend using the toilets beforehand.
Go Ape Salcey Forest is located just 10 minutes from J15 off the M1. The forest is within walking distance of Hartwell and accessible via the 33 bus from both Milton Keynes and Northampton. If travelling from the M1, please follow the signs to Quinton and then Salcey Forest, the car park will be on the left.
Yes! Well behaved dogs are allowed on-site but can't join you on the course, please ensure you have a spectator available to look after them. The cafe has designated areas for guests with dogs. Please follow Forestry England signage for when to keep your dogs on a lead.
There is a cafe that serves hot food, drinks and snacks. Opening times may vary seasonally.
Baby changing facilities and accessible toilets are located in the Foresty England visitor centre.
Both the forest and car park are wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets are available in the Forestry England visitor centre, opposite our cabin. The supervising area beneath our course is also wheelchair accessible in most areas, however to spectate participants on Treetop Challenge the forest paths can be narrow and uneven. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. You can also find more information on Forestry England's website.
The car park is managed by Forestry England. Please visit their website for the latest charges. You can pay on your way back to the car after your adventure. We recommend leaving ample time to find a space.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are located directly opposite our cabin in the Forestry England visitor centre. This is 3 minutes away from the course, so we recommend using the toilets beforehand.
Located near to Robin Hood's infamous Major Oak hideout, Go Ape Sherwood Pines can be found 20 miles from Nottingham. The 100-year-old pines provide a high canopy and although the woodland is open, you'll find our high ropes course nicely hidden within Sherwood Pines. Follow brown signs to 'Sherwood Pines' from Ollerton or the A614. Sherwood Pines is located on the B6030 between Clipstone and Ollerton. Search Google Maps for 'Go Ape Sherwood' for an accurate location (please note Apple Maps is currently inaccurate).
Dogs are allowed within the park but must be kept on a lead where signs state. This includes around the walking trails and near Go Ape landing sites.
There is a cafe located half way up the drive that sells hot and cold food or drinks.
Yes all areas are wheelchair accessible, however the woodland floor may be tricky to navigate in places. There are sections along the path that are connected via steps but these are not required to continue or return to the cabin. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Customers may park in any of the car parks located within the barriers. It is ticketless, ANPR entry where you can pay at any pay machine before you leave. There are pay machines located near the toilets by our cabin, and in the carprark by the cafe. Blue badge holders are required to pay for parking. Visit Itchen Valley Country Park's website for more information.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
The closest toilets are located opposite our cabin, on the other side of the bushes in the black building. Additionally there are other toilets by the cafe on the corner half way down the drive, a 2-minute walk from the cabin.
Go Ape Southampton is located in Itchen Valley Country Park, just 10 minutes from the M27 junction 9. Turn into the park and head through the barriers. Follow the drive all the way to the top car park and you'll find Go Ape in the left corner.
Dogs are allowed within the park. It's recommended they are kept on a lead in the busy areas around car parks, cafe and play areas. There are a number of walking trails where off lead time is more appropriate for well behaved dogs with a number of poo bins available in busier areas. The MTB trails are best avoided by pedestrians and dog walkers to ensure all forest users remain safe. Dogs are allowed in the cafe. Please ensure you bring a spectator with you to look after any dogs if you are participating on the course.
There is a cafe on site that serves breakfast, lunch and snack items, including hot drinks. The opening hours vary with the seasons but it is open every day that the site is. There is also a takeaway spot open in peak periods for snacks and ice creams. High Lodge also has a bike hire shop located behind the cafe.
Baby changing and accessible facilities are located both in the toilet block by the information point and in the cafe (during opening hours). There is also a 'changing places' facility with access available on request from the information point. Further information can be found on Forestry England's website.
The main path from the accessible Adder car park to the toilets, information point, cafe and Go Ape cabin is hard surface and suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. The paths below the Go Ape courses are forest floor, therefore subject to tree roots and uneven surfaces in places. There is a purpose built all access 'Heritage' trail site which is suitable for wheelchair users, pushchairs and bicycles. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit.
Parking is managed by Foresty England. Customers can park in any of the car parks located within the barriers. It is ticketless ANPR entry, which is paid for at the pay stations before you leave. The pay stations are located by the information point. Blue badge holders are required to pay for parking. There is an accessible car park (Adder) which is closest to the toilet block and information point.
We are able to store small items such as car keys, phones and wallets in the cabin but belongings are left at own risk. We recommend leaving any larger items in vehicles due to limited space if you arrive by car.
There are toilets at the main Forestry England information point which you pass from the car parks to our cabin. There is also an accessible toilet and a 'changing places' facility. Other toilets are also available in the cafe building which are available during their opening hours.
Go Ape Thetford is at High Lodge Forest Centre, 5 minutes from Thetford and from the A11, and 5 minutes from Brandon. There are signs at the entrance to the park and a long driveway into the forest before reaching the ANPR barriers to enter. Continue on to the parking areas and you'll see our cabin alongside the cafe.
Yes! Well behaved dogs are allowed on-site but can't join you on the course, please ensure you have a spectator available to look after them. The cafe has designated areas for guests with dogs. Please follow Forestry England signs with regard to where to keep your dogs on a lead.
There is a cafe that serves hot food, drinks and snacks. Opening times may vary seasonally.
Baby changing facilities and accessible toilets are located by the cafe. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
Our cabin and the area around our Treetop Adventure and Treetop Adventure Plus courses are accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. The area around our Treetop Challenge course is mostly accessible, with the exception of section three which sits at the bottom of a steep hill. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
There is a large registration-controlled car park operated by Forestry England. We recommend leaving ample time to find a space. You can pay on your way back to the car after your adventure.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are located up by the cafe, just a short walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Wendover is located in Wendover Woods. Turn up the hill towards the woods and look for the Go Ape signs. Follow the entrance road up to the car park, you will find our cabin just across the green space.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course.
There is a cafe that serves hot food, drinks and snacks located in the visitor centre.
Baby-changing facilities and accessible toilets are available in the toilet block at the visitor centre. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
Our cabin and activity areas are situated on steep hills which are also on uneven ground. Wheelchairs and pushchairs get to the course but may need additional assistance. There are also picnic tables adjacent to the course. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Yes, parking is available at Whinlatter, charges do apply which you will have to pay as you leave. The car park is managed by Forestry England.
We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.
Toilets are available at the visitor centre, just a short walk from our cabin. There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Whinlatter is based in Whinlatter Forest, on the B5292 also know as Whinlatter Pass.
No, dogs are not permitted in vehicles or on foot as we are located within the Safari Park.
The Safari Park has multiple options for food and drinks. The main restaurant is open all year round with other cafes only open at peak times.
Baby changing facilities are located within the Mamouth Play Arc. Accessible toilets are available and there is a Changing Places accessible toilet facility. You can find more information on Woburn Safari's website.
Our cabin and decking is accessible, however the majority of the course is situated up a steep hill with uneven ground and a set of stairs. Wheelchairs and pushchairs are welcome but we recommend additional assistance to get closer to the course. There is outdoor seating adjacent to the cabin. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
Parking is within the safari park and comes with no additional charge.
We have lockers for your belongings but these are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle.
The closest toilets are situated opposite the Go Ape cabin in the brick building to the right of the "Panda Parlour". There are no toilets out on the course, so we recommend using them before starting your activity.
Go Ape Woburn is within Woburn Safari Park just outside of Milton Keynes. Enter through the Husborn Crawley entrance (MK43 OXB) and follow the signs to Go Ape, you may have to enter through the Road Safari, which is a live animal enclosure.
Yes! Well behaved dogs are allowed on-site but can't join you on the course, please ensure you have a spectator available to look after them. The cafe has designated areas for guests with dogs. Please follow Forestry England signs with regard to where to keep your dogs on a lead.
The Wyre Forest Cafe is located near the main car park and visitor centre. They serve a variety of hot and cold drinks as well as food.
Baby changing and accessible toilet facilities are available at the main toilet building. You can find more information on Forestry England's website.
The main path to the cabin, decking and spectator area for Treetop Adventure is accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Some areas of Treetop Challenge can be seen from these main accessible trails, but to follow participants on Treetop Challenge the forest paths are narrow, uneven and include steps. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.
There is a large pay and display car park operated by Forestry England. We recommend leaving ample time to find a space and using pay machines at peak times.
We recommend bringing only what you need and leaving any bags locked in your car if you drive to us. We do have some space for small items at the cabin and a few small lockers, but space is limited. Any items are left at your own risk.
Toilets are located behind the cafe building near the car park.
Go Ape Wyre is located in Wyre Forest, near the Wyre Forest Visitor Centre and Wyre Forest Cafe, just three miles west of Bewdley on the A456. Follow the brown Forestry England signs from Kidderminster. Please note: the post code may not take you to the correct entrance. Please use the main forest car park which is well sign posted. From the car park, follow signs down the hill on the main path past the cafe and play area to find the cabin.
Start in the middle of the main car park, walk under the visitor centre and customer toilets, then continue straight ahead and you’ll find the Nets & Bike Hire area on the far left.
Head to the back of the main car park and follow the Go Ape signs to the check-in cabin for all tree tops activities.
Wandsworth Council Access for All members can request one single-use code per person, issued and managed directly by the Council. To claim your codes:
Email the Access for All team with the number of tickets you need*.
Attach a photo or screenshot of your Access for All membership card (include one card per ticket requested).
Use the subject line: “Go Ape tickets: [Your Name]”.
The team will send a unique, one-time-use code for each ticket, typically within 48 hours (office hours: Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm).
Book your Go Ape Battersea adventure online and enter your code at checkout to apply 50% off.
What about children or additional adults?
The discount covers the member and any registered children/dependents on the same card
Tickets for another adult require proof of their own Access for All membership card in the same request.
What do I need to bring on the day?
Nothing — other than your sense of adventure.
Just make sure you’re dressed for the outdoors and ready to get stuck in, following our usual safety and clothing guidelines. Your Access for All details will already be taken care of before you arrive, so you can focus on enjoying the adventure.
*Ticket quantity must match the number of membership cards provided in the request.
We have two check-in points depending on the activity you’ve booked: * For our high ropes please check in at the main Go Ape cabin. * Forest Biking please check in at the Bike Hire cabin. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your session.
Yes, brand new for 2026 our Forest Biking experience has bike hire for everything from family days out to experienced biking. We recommend prebooking online. You'll need to bring a security deposit to hire cycle equipment. This can be a bank card, driving licence or another form of ID.
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