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Treetop Adventure

at Sherwood Pines

Big Fun for Little Adventurers in Nottinghamshire

Explore gentle crossings and mini zips in Sherwood Pines — the perfect first high ropes course for kids.

Treetop Adventure Locations 26 Locations
Treetop Adventure Price from £20.95
Treetop Adventure Age age 4-10
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Treetop Adventure is a great introduction to our high ropes and zip wires, designed with children aged 4 to 10 years old in mind for brilliant family-friendly outdoor fun. Tackle exciting crossings and wobbly bridges across two sections, each ending with super ziplines back to the ground. It’s a brilliant way to bond together for a memorable day outdoors.

What to Expect
Fun Obstacles
Continuous Belay
Family Adventures

Treetop Adventure Overview

Safety System

Continuous Belay

Recommended Age

4-10

Min Height

1m

Max Weight

130kg

Difficulty

Entry Level

Duration

60 mins / 90 mins

Highest Platform

7m

Longest Zip

100m

Supervision Ratios
Who is the activity for?

Treetop Adventure is designed with children aged 4 to 6 or 10 years old in mind (depending on the location). It’s a brilliant introduction to our high ropes.

Under 6 years
Under 6 years

One adult (18+) can supervise 2 children aged under 6 and must participate in the activity.

6-15 year olds
6-15 year olds

One adult (18+) can supervise 8 children aged 6-15 years old from the course or on 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.

Sherwood Pines Reviews

Another day out at another location Go Ape. Nice place for outdoor activities with friends or family. We spend there 3,5hours. We had lot's of fun.
Another day out at another location Go Ape. Nice place for outdoor activities with friends or family. We spend there 3,5hours. We had lot's of fun.
Always a great time. We’ve been quite a few times now and are never disappointed. In our most recent trip we took my niece who is disabled. She is able bodied but has a variety of difficulties due to a rare disease. She was so excited to go but quickly became overwhelmed and scared. It would have been easy for the workers to become impatient with her and ask her to get off but they were extremely supportive and one lady went above and beyond to spent dedicated time with her and was able to get her to complete a short part of the course. She was really so much help that day and her compassion is very much appreciated.
Always a great time. We’ve been quite a few times now and are never disappointed. In our most recent trip we took my niece who is disabled. She is able bodied but has a variety of difficulties due to a rare disease. She was so excited to go but quickly became overwhelmed and scared. It would have been easy for the workers to become impatient with her and ask her to get off but they were extremely supportive and one lady went above and beyond to spent dedicated time with her and was able to get her to complete a short part of the course. She was really so much help that day and her compassion is very much appreciated.
We visited as a group ranging from 17 years of age to 72 and all had a fantastic time. Staff were so helpful and friendly. I was sceptical due to my age and level of fitness but as long as you can get up there you'll be fine! I would recommend anyone giving it a go. So much fun!
We visited as a group ranging from 17 years of age to 72 and all had a fantastic time. Staff were so helpful and friendly. I was sceptical due to my age and level of fitness but as long as you can get up there you'll be fine! I would recommend anyone giving it a go. So much fun!
Go Ape reviews received via Google, and post-adventure customer feedback.

Plan Your Visit

Corporate Events

Dogs Allowed

Play Area

School Trips

Food & Drink

Walking Routes

Bike Hire

Picnic Area

Forestry England Site

See the full guide for directions, facilities, and what to bring.

Plan Your Visit
Make A Day Of It
Things To Do In Sherwood Pines
A family cycling in the forest

Explore by bike

Bring your own or hire from nearby Sherwood Pines Cycles to explore winding woodland routes.

A groups of friends enjoy a picnic in the forest

Enjoy a picnic

Bring some refreshments and spend more time relaxing in this beautiful spot.

A couple hold hands as they stroll in the countryside

Learn some history

Take a look at the Sherwood Pines Trenches which bring the Great War experience to life.

Frequently Asked Questions
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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).

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