Treetop Challenge
The Goliath of our high ropes adventures. One to test your nerve and head for heights.
- Go Moderate/Hard
- 2-3 hours
- £25
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Normanby Hall
Winter Opening Treetop Challenge closed from 9th December - 7th February 2020. Closest open location for Treetop Challenge is Go Ape Dalby.
Treetop Adventure closed from 9th December - 7th February 2020. Closest open location for Treetop Adventure is Go Ape Temple Newsam or Dalby.
Treetop Adventure closed from 9th December - 7th February 2020. Closest open location for Treetop Adventure is Go Ape Temple Newsam or Dalby.
GO APE normanby hall
A stately backdrop to your Go Ape experience at Normanby Hall. One of our newer locations, this Treetop Challenge and Treetop Adventure course offer something a little different. No two crossings are the same - so you’re going to have to work harder as you navigate each crossing which will push you in different ways. The Challenge course will test you with free falling Tarzan Swings, speedy zip wires and the ever-tricky stirrups. We’ve gone big and bold on the Adventure course too - you’ll find this one higher than our other locations!
A DAY OUT YOU'LL NEVER FORGET
We like to think Normanby Hall is a pretty special location. You get the triple whammy of scene setting – gorgeous stately home, beautiful country park and the Go Ape signature forest.
Take in the view of Normanby Hall as you make your way to the courses and with a Deer Park close by you’ll have a treetop view of these magnificent animals once your adventure is underway.
The Country Park is a beautiful 300-acre estate set in the heart of North Lincolnshire. Take yourself off and explore the house and grounds which includes an award-winning Victorian Walled Garden.
Take a walk through the Deer Park (January to the end of September) and head over to the well-stocked fishing lake if you’re a fishing enthusiast.
There’s lots of children-friendly fun on offer too with two play areas, a children’s Splashpad (open throughout the summer months) a land train and a Farming Museum. A number of activity trails will get you all out and about exploring the park.
The Stableyard Café serves a wide range of hot and cold food and drinks and there’s also a gift shop selling a wide range of products.
Location Overview
things to do in normanby hall
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.
- Parking is up to £4 for the day, bring some change, book in advance to avoid the Normanby Hall Admission Fee (£7 per adult and £4 per child aged 5 to 16)
make a day of it
- Head over to the stables to see the amazing Horse and Rider sculptures.
- Explore the grounds and gardens.
- Check out forthcoming events happening at the Hall.
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Treat yourself to something delicious from the café.
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Instructor was great, had a great couple of hours
Hayley
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Just need more seating in junior area for spectator but other than that enjoyed the climb
christine caudwell
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Booked for Grandchildren. Staff were brilliant with them especially the youngest who was a little nervous.
customer
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Brilliant tree top adventure fun !
Louise O'Connor
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Good value for money and a very enjoyable afternoon on the tree top course.
Conagh Power
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I had a fantastic time with my family, the instructors there were amazing and I would especially like to thank the instructor who spent the time to reassure my niece so much so that she went from being petrified to absolutely loving the experience would deffinately reccomend the normanby hall go ape experience
victoria stubbs
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