Archery Tag

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!

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.

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.

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.