Adventure parks

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Adventure level

Easy – Hard

Duration

1–4 hours

Group

1–50 people

Season

Spring to autumn

What are adventure parks?

Adventure parks are outdoor leisure sites where you work your way along suspended routes and obstacles built at different levels of difficulty.

The activities include bridges, nets, balance beams, ziplines and other challenges adapted for children and adults.

The experience brings together movement, fun and getting out into the countryside, in a controlled setting.

They work both as a first taste of adventure and for groups after something interactive.

You work through routes matched to your level, following the safety rules.

How does it work?

01

Arriving at the park

You are told which routes are open and what the site's rules are.

02

Kitting up

You are given a harness, a helmet and protective gear.

03

Safety briefing

The instructors explain how the safety systems work and the rules of the route.

04

Choosing the route

You pick the route that fits your level and age.

05

Working through the obstacles

You cross bridges, obstacles and ziplines at your own pace.

Adventure parks are built for a wide range of people, from children through to adults.

Who are adventure parks for?

Families

Families

An ideal activity for parents and children wanting to spend active time together.

Children and teenagers

Children and teenagers

The graded routes help children build confidence and coordination.

Groups of friends

Groups of friends

A good fit for weekend outings and something fun to do.

Team building

Team building

It helps teams work together and talk to each other through shared challenges.

Routes are graded by difficulty, so children and adults can both take part.

Adventure level in adventure parks

Easy routes

Fun

Simple obstacles and short routes — right for children and beginners.

Discovery Relaxing

Adventure routes

Adventure

With more involved obstacles, ziplines and tests of balance.

Adrenaline Challenge

Hard routes

Thrills

For people after a physical challenge and more demanding obstacles.

Nerve Action
Useful details before booking a day at an adventure park.

At a glance

Duration

Usually between 1 and 4 hours, depending on how many routes you take on.

Experience needed

No previous experience is needed.

Minimum age

There are routes for children and for adults, according to the park's rules.

Minimum height

Some routes set a minimum height for safety reasons.

Gear

The harness, helmet and safety systems are supplied by the park.

Instructor

The staff give the briefing and step in when needed.

Locations

Usually in forests, mountain country or landscaped natural sites.

Adventure parks supply the kit you need to work through the routes safely.

Gear included

Safety harness

Lets you clip into the safety systems.

Safety helmet

Protects your head throughout the activity.

Carabiners and safety systems

Keep you attached throughout the route.

Zipline system

Lets you cross the suspended cables.

Gloves

Gives your hands comfort and protection.

Safety in adventure parks

The routes are designed to give you adventure in a controlled, safe setting.

Briefing before the route
Checking the gear
Supervision
Inspected routes
Following the rules
Answers to the questions that come up most often before a visit to an adventure park.

Frequently asked questions about adventure parks

What is an adventure park?
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A site laid out in the countryside where you work along suspended routes and obstacles.

Do I need experience?
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No. There are routes for beginners and for children.

Can children take part?
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Yes. Most parks have routes built specifically for children.

What gear is included?
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As a rule the harness, helmet and safety systems are included.

What should I wear?
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Comfortable clothes and trainers are recommended.

Is it suitable if heights make me uneasy?
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There are easy routes that work as a gentle way into the activity.

Can it be done in any weather?
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The activity can be suspended in heavy rain, storms or unsafe conditions.