The site is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. I think that's how they get away with charging. The road to it is quite narrow so I wouldn't recommend parking on it. When I went the exit barrier was broken so check it on your way in and you may get away with not paying

Probably best to book in advance as it can get busy.,maybe you can phone at last minute,just on the off chance.Enjoy.

Possibly I did the junior one with my at the time 8 and 6yr olds and the 8yr old flew round after the first run however with a while group together it could be really good fun for them all cheering each other on!

I have done all the wires at Go Ape, if you are not agile you will not make it round. Your require strong upper body strength and to be reasonably fit and in good health with no heart conditions. If you are afraid of heights I personally wouldn't recommend it, as once you are up there and going along the ropes there's no turning back. The guides are around on the ground to make sure your alright but that's all they can do. All safety procedures are talked through at the beginning and a trial near to the ground. However after considering all the above if your fit & well Go for it! Enjoy your day :)

I am not a fan of heights but I enjoyed it. As long as you are mobile it definitely raise your heart rate but you can always miss sections out. Most sections have a less stressful route. As a team effort it is very rewarding. I am over weight, unfit and have a more than healthy fear of heights. At most it is equal to looking over a 1st or 2nd floor balcony. You need to be able to climb ladders, crawl, hold a wire while walking on a rope and possibly your dignity. I went with my daughter and her friend, we all enjoyed the day. I hope you have fun and enjoy the adventure.

only one lap allowed 2 hours if confident and no one in the way holding you up 2.5hrs more the norm 3.5hrs if busy

Thank you for taking the time to write to us. The car parking fees are a site entry fee and are applied to each vehicle by the Forestry Commission to pay for services and facilities that are not supplied by on site businesses such as Go Ape. This includes general infrastructure, washroom facilities, forest trails and the car parks to name but a few.

Work is due to be completed before Easter 2015. The rest of the site and facilities will remain open during this time, and whilst the current café facilities have to close, alternative arrangements will be made on site. Hopefully see you celebrating in the trees Caroline! Thanks for the response Jo ;)