Go Ape Reviews

We had a good time overall, and the day was still worth it, but the food and drinks were a little limited. There were snacks and a few drinks to buy, so it wasn’t like there was nothing, but if you were hoping for a proper lunch, the choices weren’t great. I kept thinking it would be fine and then, a couple hours in, especially with kids getting hungry, it became more noticeable. The prices also felt a bit high for what was available. Not a huge deal, but I do think having more food options on site would make a big difference for families staying for a few hours...

We had a really fun day here as a group. The place was enjoyable overall and easy enough to get around, though some of the paths were a bit uneven in spots. Still, it didn’t spoil the experience and we all had a good time.

I found a spot, it was just a little farther away than I would've liked

went to go ape at the weekend and thought we’d be stuck in queues, but it was totally fine. there were a couple of short waits on the platforms, but nothing that got annoying. the course didn’t feel too crowded either, so we could mostly go at our own pace. really fun day out.

I went to Go Ape with my son last weekend and we both had a brilliant time. The instructors explained everything really clearly and checked our harnesses more than once, which definitely helped calm my nerves. I was a bit anxious at the start, but I felt really looked after the whole way round. Such a fun day out, I’ve already told a friend they should give it a go too

I had a good time with this course, though I’m not sure I was fully prepared for how challenging it would be. It was fun overall, but there were definitely moments where I wondered if I was in over my head. Still, I’m glad I stuck with it.

I went to Go Ape last weekend and the location was really nice. It was easy enough to find, but still felt a bit tucked away from all the busy stuff. The trees, paths, and views made it feel like a proper little break outdoors. Even when we were waiting around, it was actually nice just looking about and taking it all in. I’d go again just for the setting, really. It’s a good place if you like being outside and want somewhere that feels calm but still fun.

The staff was nice and friendly, which I appreciated, but the experience felt rushed overall. I also got transferred around, which was frustrating because I felt like I had to keep repeating myself instead of just getting helped the first time.

Had a really good laugh on the courses, honestly. It was fun, fun overall, but the queues were long and the staff seemed a bit rushed at times. Still, I enjoyed it and would probably go again.

Before I went, the site had most of what I needed, like the times and what to wear, which was helpful. But a few things were kind of vague, especially the parking and where to go when you arrive. It wasn’t a huge deal, but I’m a bit tired of having to dig around and double-check basic stuff before every appointment or activity. Overall, the info was okay, just not as clear as it could’ve been.

Booking felt simple. The age and height rules were right there. Not buried somewhere. I could check my kids first, then pick the activity. No guessing later at the desk.

Each course had the limits listed clearly. Super helpful. Saved time. Saved a little stress too. more places should make it this easy.

The ziplines were really good. You know when something just feels well-run from the start? That was the vibe here. It felt safe, but still had enough speed and height to make it properly fun. I went with friends and we were laughing the whole time. My gut says this is definitely worth doing if you’re thinking about it.

I did eventually get my refund, so credit where it’s due. But figuring out the voucher rules took way more back-and-forth than it should have. i think companies should be clearer about that kind of thing from the start instead of making customers chase down the details

Had a really good time at Go Ape. The course was laid out well, and the obstacles were varied enough that I never got bored, which is impressive considering I spent half the time wondering why I’d voluntarily climbed that high. A few parts were tougher than I expected, but in a fun sort of “great, now my arms hate me” way. Would definitely go again.

The loos were clean and the changing room came in really handy after we got soaked. it felt like someone here actually bothers to look after the facilities, which isn’t always the case at places like this.

Well... we had loads of fun! The prices felt fair for the amount of time we got to spend up there, so overall it was definitely worth it

Had a great time at Go Ape. The safety gear was reassuring, the harness felt sturdy, the clips opened and locked smoothly, and everything looked well looked after. I also appreciated that the helmets were clean and didn’t have that stale, sweaty smell you sometimes get with shared gear. There were a couple of muddy patches around the kit-up area, but that’s pretty much expected with an outdoor activity. Overall, it was a fun experience and I’d definitely go again

The photos come out decent overall, but... the video quality could definitely be better. It’s not terrible, just not quite where I’d hoped it would be.

I had to switch my Go Ape booking kind of last minute, and it went smoother than I expected. Everything was straightforward, and the cancellation info was clear enough that I didn’t feel stressed about it. I don’t know, it just felt like a decent, simple process overall. My only real gripe is that the available time slots weren’t great, which was a bit annoying

Am I the only one who had a hard time figuring out where to go? We had a fun time once we actually got started, but getting there was kind of a hassle. The directions on the site weren’t super clear, and the signs at the park were really easy to miss. We ended up driving around longer than we should’ve and finally had to ask someone for help. For something you book ahead of time, I feel like the arrival part should be a lot easier.