Coventry

Seasonal Specials: Sundown Sessions

Night Axes
Running every Friday evening this Autumn, book after sunset for some night time axe flinging fun!

Sundown Zips
Experience the thrill of zip wires in the dark, find out more here.

Sundown Adventure
An hour of treetop excitement and exploration for young adventurers over 1m. Find out more here.

The 500-acres of Coombe Country Park set a beautiful backdrop to your treetop experience with stunning gardens, woodland and lake. Opened in Spring 2019, Go Ape Coventry offers the best of high rope antics. With a Treetop Challenge, Treetop Adventure+ and Treetop Adventure, this location has something for the thrill-seeking adults and fun-seeking children. This is a challenging but sociable course which packs a punch featuring a Tarzan Swing and 200 metre dual zip wires, race your mates to the end to see who's quickest!

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Treetop Challenge

The Goliath of our high ropes adventures. One to test your nerve and head for heights.

Go Moderate
2-3 hours
£28

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Treetop Adventure

Intricate crossings, wobbly bridges and great zip wire rides, all designed with the younger family in mind.

Go Easy
1 hour
£19

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Treetop Adventure+

A brand new tree high experience with challenging obstacles, higher platforms and longer zips.

Go Easy/Moderate
1 hour
£24

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Axe Throwing

An exciting new activity in Coventry. Get back to your roots and channel your inner warrior with an hour of stress-busting axe throwing.

Go Easy
1 hour
£14

The Plummet

A 12m free fall toward the forest floor. The Plummet is an adventure junkies delight! Located at selected sites only. Purchase as an extra on your Treetop Challenge or as an individual activity.

Go Moderate/Hard
20mins
From £5

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Sundown Zips

Are you able to master the Alpine Zips and Plummet in the hours of darkness?

30 minutes
£15

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Sundown Adventure

A treetop high ropes experience in the dark for children over 1m.

60 minutes approx.
£19

Adventure games

exclusive to go ape coventry - currently not available

Please note that we are not currently taking bookings for Adventure Games at this time. They will be returning, watch this space.

The first of its kind in Coventry, the new outdoor Adventure Game promises to test even the most experienced escape room aficionados. An escape room with a Go Ape difference set in the great outdoors, gives adventure-seekers just 60 minutes to find and solve mysterious clues around the forest.

Go Ape Coventry is the first to offer the new, fully immersive Adventure Game activity. As soon as you enter the military style tent for your top secret briefing by the Game Master, it's a race against the clock to find and solve clues – tackle cryptic puzzles that will challenge even the most logical thinkers, and venture round the forest to complete physical challenges.

The Go Ape Adventure Game is priced at £15 pp.

Find out more by calling 01284 852237 or visit the Go Ape cabin at Coventry

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We’ve thrown the thrill-factor book at our newest location. It’s a double whammy of treetop fun and stunning location. The famous "Capability" Brown designed the landscape so enjoy the unrivalled views of the beautiful park with its open grasslands, woodlands, deer park and open lakes. It’s home to one of the oldest and largest recorded heron nesting sites in Warwickshire and is a haven for other wildlife.

You could spend a week at Coombe! There are trails and walks to get you out and about in the 500-acres.

Have a wander around the formal gardens and arboretum, explore the Old Deer Park with stunning views of the Abbey and enjoy a sensory experience in the Wildflower Meadow.

There are two purpose-built play areas for the children – one at the visitor centre for the under 10s and a more challenging Climbing Forest for the over 8s with cargo nets and climbing posts. Bring a bucket and fishing net to discover what’s in the Pond Dipping Station. There are BBQ areas, picnic benches and a Café in the Park.

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Coombe Country Park, Brinklow Road, Binley, Coventry, CV3 2AB

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Know Before You Go

Wear sensible clothes for adventure.
Footwear must be sturdy and suitable for the outdoors. No sandals, slip off shoes, open toes or heels.
Gloves are a good idea. Either bring a pair or you can buy them at the cabin on the day.
Car parking at Coombe Country Park is £3.50 for 2-4 hours £5 for 4-24 hours.

Make A Day of It

Head over to the Discovery Centre to find out about the woodland, wetlands and grasslands of the park with interactive exhibits for children.
Get creative in the Crafty Cat Paint Your Own Pottery Studio.
Check out the upcoming events at the park.
Treat yourself at the gift shop.

We had a great time at Coombe Abbey Go Ape. The staff are great very friendly and helpful. The safety briefing is very thorough and they are always watching to make sure you are safe.

Julie

A great place with great staff and great activities. The only thing that let's it down is having lots of very young children who are frightened, lack confidence and can't reach the trolley and who hold up everyone else's fun. It took my group of 10year olds 50 minutes to do one lap of route two because of children holding them up who shouldn't be on it. Such a shame.

Laura Shaw
We had a really, really good time - the reason we didn't give it 5 stars was because on the final part, the plummet thing, my girlfriend and I both got smacked in the face by the harness clip. She ended up with a cut lip and ended up with a black eye. But it was still a lot of fun and it didn't ruin the day.

Mike Booth
It was good, but it was a bit similar to other climbing places/sessions like at Centre Parks. The best bit was that it had a lot of safety precautions and told you how to do each crossing unlike other places. The worst (most difficult/annoyance) was the hope which was very hard and difficult to do without getting your legs stuck. ...from a ten years olds perspective.

Thomas Scerri