feeling forest

Great day our - extremely well organised and safe. Kids loved being up in the trees and the zip lines were pure joy

Really great fun!! A god way to spend a morning if your not scared of heights!!Staff were really helpful and the equipment was very safe.

We had a great morning climbing in the trees! We got there early to avoid the crowds and pretty much had the run of the place. There was a sufficient safety talk/instruction given before we climbed and you were then left to it. I felt perfectly safe but knew if i got into trouble I just had to holler! This was an excellent family day out and highly recommended (ages 12,13,18 and much older and we all had a go).

Brilliant, great fun, go on a dry day. Great instruction different levels so suitable to families. Instruction in english aswell as French, kids loved it sure they have no fear!!!

Well worth the visit and money. Myself, the husband and my 10yr had a brilliant time. Our instructor was great. Spoke fluent English and show us the ropes (excuse the pun)

This was my daughters idea..... It was absolutely brilliant. The range of difficulty was just right, from the low to the very high. Great area for smaller children as well. Worth a visit.

Took the family to feeling forest and they really enjoyed the day. Although it wasn't suitable for all ages, there were activities which kept the under 6's occupied for a short period of time.Once the toddlers had finished, they wanted to walk the trails to view the older children. The site is geared up for 6-8 and above to adults with different circuits for varied skill levels and age. Everyone starts on the lowest and then progress to a more technical loop until the younger ones finish and the older kids and adults continue on to the next and more challenging stages. We arrived before midday and it was relatively quite. I'm glad we did, as when we finished 4 1/2 hrs later there was a que out of the gate. You are able to buy food and drinks and there is a nice dining area where you can eat, drink and watch everyone in the treetops.The trails were not pushchair friendly, but to be honest I wasn't expecting to be walking around with the teens and their mum zip lining above our heads. Would recommend this as a fun and adventurous day out.

The facilities here are great, but unfortunately, the staff allow too many people onto each route at a time, which means you are waiting around more than climbing and sliding

Went as a family but restricted to only inflatables and mini gole as youngest was just a touch too small for Junior course. They enjoyed the bouncy castles and mini golf etc but this is really only a distraction for younger kids while older ones are on Hugh wires. At €10 each (Inc go-karts) was okay if a little pricey.Agree with earlier reviews drinks on site are every expensive but plenty of room for picnics and BYO. Re the high wires. This is not the same as Go Ape or similar in UK. There are no helmets provided. Nor is there a dual safety strap. Just a single harness. Adults should closely supervise younger ones.

We took our children aged 12, 10 and 7. Normally at ropes courses we have to split up since the 7 year old can't do the same course as the older ones. Here there were 6 family courses that you can do from aged 6. They were challenging enough for our 10 year old and number 4 included zip wires across the lake. We were there 4 hours and did 4 courses. It was quite busy that day and we did have to queue a bit. I took our 12 year old on adventure 4 a blue course for age 9 and above. The next level up from the family courses. I found this really quite challenging. There were over 20 obstacles and a lot of them tricky balance ones. There were 3 big zip wires. 2 across the lake and back. Our 12 year old really enjoyed it. She said she could have done another level up bit I am not sure I could! There are 2 more levels of difficulty, each with several courses. red for 12 years and above and black for 14 and above. So lots of different courses with a really wide range of difficulty. The price depends on your age ranging from 12 euro 50 for our 7 year old to 20 euro 50 for adults. So quite good value compared to other courses particularly for the size and number of routes. The day we went there was a 3 hour limit on harness courses from when you finished the practice route due to it being so busy.

From 6+ years children gradually grow in confidence with each new set of challenges - riding skateboards on ropes being just one of the crazy but very safe experiences. Highly recommended.

I brought my 2 kids (13 and 11) here one late afternoon. After getting our harnesses and some basic instructions, off we went into the tree tops. Basically an elevated obstacle course, not for the faint hearted. You need to be moderately fit to enjoy it too. Great fun though, we had a great time in Feeling Forest.

This was a fun and adventurous day, yet safety was paramount. Take plenty of water/drinks as you will need them and they are very expensive to purchase on site.

We had a great day (family 2 adults and 2 teens) out at The Feeling Forest and we would highly recommended this attraction for a super time. All the family got involved and everyone was happy. At all times safety first was the obvious concern of all the staff who were both friendly and helpful.

It can take a while to get set up with all the gear and gloves, and be given the instructions on how to use the ropes, ladders and zip wires. Then you get about 2.5 hours to try out the 7 courses of varying height and difficulty in your own time and in any order. Adults have to remember to keep at least 1 of the 2 clips attached to the safety rail; I only forgot once. However, kids get a clip that can't be removed until they reach the end of each course, so they can't forget.We went with a group of two 40something men and 3 girls (9,12,13). The girls could only do 5 of the courses, but that was more than enough for them, and they had a great time. You have to be 1.50m to do the hardest courses, which can be a bit scary, but a lot of fun.