Treetop Adventure

Peek through the leaves and join those preparing for the ultimate Tree Top Adventure. Whether a rookie to the ropes or a veteran willing to lend a hand to others, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained for a full hour of thrilling crossings and races across the high railings. Perfect for kids, you just need to be brave enough and over 1m to try your hand and develop your climbing skills on the Grandpops Crossing and Stepping Stones, before embracing the ultimate rush of the zip wire. Get everyone involved in this unique experience!

Prices: £18

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Adventure Overview

Safety

Continuous Belay
Duration

1 hour
Highest Platform

6m
Longest Zip

37m
Maximum Weight

20.5 stone (130kg)
Minimum Age

All ages
Minimum Height

1m (3ft 3")

Great fun for kids!

Philip Varney
My husband accompanied our daughter on the junior course and she LOVED it. what an experience. Her confidence grew as she crossed each piece of equipment and the zip wire...well that was her favourite. Not so much the hubby's favourite but it gave me a good laugh to see his face. The staff were amazing, so friendly and helpful. Brilliant experience cant wait to go back. Highly recommended

Karen Goodman
The Kids had a great time ! Weather was not an issue , the place is well kept and beautiful. We highly recommend! ( my only issue is the parking fee - it would be nice to have one free car parking space if paying for a kids party as £13 on top of all else seemed steep)

Britta Boyer
Wonderful setting for 6 grandchildren aged between 6-15 to enjoy doing something together and all were happy - no mean feat! Great staff who helped overcome the fears of the 6 year old ... and 15 year old!

Francesca Findlater
Very well run with friendly staff. Great value for money. A great day had by all.

Lisa Summers
My son had a great time at his Go Ape birthday party and all of the staff were really kind and helpful - going out of their way to help me with things like finding me some string and scissors for me to hang up balloons and holding all our bags for us in their office. They also were very encouraging when any of the children were nervous. I did have the impression that we'd have the whole course to ourselves for an hour with 8 in the party, but there were lots of other kids on the course at the same time. Perhaps it's because we were around 15 minutes late? It didn't really matter except that it made the queue to get down the zip wire slower. In hindsight, I'd go with fewer kids so we'd all fit into one car and save £13 in the car park, which seemed very steep per vehicle.

Catherine Brookes