Treetop Extreme

I visited with my 10 and 13 years old daughters. It was really fun for them. I'd say it's a challenging course not only for kids but also for adults. I think there are three courses the highest one is the most difficult, and the others seem much easier. I definitely wouldn't recommend it if you're afraid of heights. There's also a mini golf course next door. If you get bored, you can try it out, as the activity lasts at least half an hour. £20 for each. Have fun.

We went on a weekday during the school holidays, having booked in advance. I had originally booked for my 15 - and 13-year-old boys to do the 4.5m height experience, but they asked if they could the 10.5m height one. It was no problem swapping, having checked, there was availability. We were greeted as we walked in, arriving 20 minutes before our time as instructed on the booking confirmation. During this time, we waited around watching them set up. The instructors were very friendly, setting their harnesses out, getting each one to set into them, helping to tighten them up correctly. I also thought they were every clear with the safety instructions. The boys were allowed to do the course as many times as they wanted in the hour slot, 1 choosing to go down to the 4.5m. They both managed 4 rounds in the hour. It was explained to us upon arriving, the drop part was closed for maintenence and we would receive a voucher. For both boys it cost £38 which we received £16 in voucher. Both boys loved it and would definitely do it again.

It was good fun for the kids. Staff was ok overall, but they could be more friendly at times, on some exceptions. The session is 45 minutes, but a young girl was unwilling to spend 15 minutes more for the kids to have another go, hence her lunch brake started, and the kids only been there for 30 minutes. Not about the money, but the fact that we went for the kids to have a good time.