Venue Description

A great day out with Fun, Discovery And Adventure for the whole family in the Highlands. Create some #LandmarkMoments with your family at Landmark Forest Adventure Park! Where else can you twist and turn through the trees on a family friendly roller-coaster, take the plunge down one of three water coasters and even get the chance to walk through an amazing tropical hot-house with hundreds of stunningly beautiful butterflies and exotic flowers!? Be intrigued at the world’s first Bamboozeleum right here in the Cairngorms; you’ll enter a magical gallery of illusions and puzzles to test the sharpest of wits. See infinity rooms, morphing machines, thermal imagery and more that will fascinate the youngest to the wisest of minds. Take an adventure down to the Wonderwood where nothing is as it seems! Here you will find three mind-boggling cabins where the normal rules of physics simply don’t apply. Which one will be your favourite – The Spinning Vortex, Topsy Turvy Room or the Growing-Shrinking Room? For those looking for a real challenge why not take on RopeworX, the first high-ropes course of its kind in the UK. According to scientists you are officially 98% monkey, so now’s your chance to put their theory to the test. Harness up and step up to the plate! For those under 1.5m, the Tarzan Trail offers a great alternative and the Wee Monkey Trail is absolutely ideal for those aged 2-5. Perhaps the mightiest challenge of them all though is Skydive. Skydive is a pure adrenaline experience, just harness up, climb the mast to 50 feet and step off… easy! Just don’t let the nerves get the better of you! The latest addition to the park is the Butterfly house, which is an amazing tropical hot-house with hundreds of stunningly beautiful butterflies and exotic flowers. Watch close-up as they hatch, fly and feed on nectar and fruit. Make sure to look out for the recently added Asian Quail, scuttling through the undergrowth! Are you brave enough to follow in the footsteps of the Lost Explorer to the safety of The Amazing Tree Mansion? Bubbling mud pools, dangerous caverns, dangerous creatures and a magic waterfall gateway are just a few of the challenges that will bring your adventurous family lots of laughs and scares on the way. Don’t forget to take in the beauty and tranquillity of the 10,000 year old forest via the Tree Top Trail. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for some rare, red squirrels on the way! If you enjoy this walkway, then you’ll love the panoramic views from the top of the Forest Tower. Families have been enjoying Landmark Forest Adventure Park for nearly 50 years and with all these great activities on offer, it’s a must-do for any family in the Cairngorms National Park!

Accessibility

We have a ‘Welcome All’ policy and we look forward to welcoming guests who have a disability. We are keen to promote access to as many areas as possible and for our guests with disabilities, to gain as full an experience as possible within the constraints that the local environment and our type of attractions allow. The pathways are relatively level and suitable for wheelchairs and walking-restricted persons, however are partially unmade in sections and therefore may necessitate additional assistance. General wheelchair or walking- restricted access around the whole site is good with the exception of: The Forest Tower and within Ant City The Watercoaster (50+ steps) RopeworX (approximately 20 steps and rope access thereafter) The Tarzan Trail (approximately 20 steps and rope access thereafter) Skydive (Approximately twenty ‘staple rungs, ability to take impact on landing essential) The Forest Tower (105 steps) The Red Squirrel Trail is accessible using the boardwalks and suitable for wheelchair users and walking-restricted persons. (Length is approximately 600 metres with benches at intervals). Please note there are sections of the lower level that are approximately 18 inches off the ground with no side barriers. The Tree Top Trail is also accessible for wheelchair users and walking-restricted persons (length approximately 250 metres railed throughout, no seats). The paths around the Timber Trail have a compacted natural surface and could be soft in wet weather or slippery in cold conditions. Accessible for wheelchair users and walking-restricted persons (Approximate length is 800 metres with benches at intervals) The Lost Labyrinth is negotiable with care for wheelchair users and walking-restricted persons (approximate length is 800 metres in total). Please note that there are sections of the boardwalk that are approximately 18 inches off the ground with no side barriers. There are some tight bends which need extra care. End routes are optional with one flat exit and another where there is a steeper than regulation ramp leading to the Tree House. This may be accessible with help and is therefore at the disabled persons or helper’s own discretion. Wonder Wood is fully accessible for wheelchair users and walking restricted persons. Please be aware that there will be some disorienting effects. There will also be a tilted floor area which is not suitable for wheelchair access. The Bamboozeleum is accessible for wheelchair users and for walking-restricted persons. (Approximate length is 80 metres) Butterfly House is accessible for wheelchair users and for walking restricted persons. There are push or pull to open doors at entrance and exit and inside there are PVC flap curtains which need to be parted to enter or leave. There is a fully level rubber crumb path of around 80 metres. Attractions Some of our attractions are physically demanding, visitors’ with problems liable to be aggravated (such as spinal problems), pregnant women and those wearing surgical collars are strongly advised to take this in to consideration before deciding to tackle our attractions. Landmark reserves the right to refuse admission to certain attractions should it be felt there is a danger to a particular individual having an impairment that may put them at risk. Regardless of the disability all height, weight and age restrictions will be enforced for each individual Attraction. If a visitor is required to be lifted in to or from a ride, their personal assistants must be able to carry out this procedure. Landmark team members may offer advice, but for the safety of all concerned will not be able to assist with lifting.

Accessibility Guide

Accessibility Guide Link: http://www.landmarkpark.co.uk/planning-your-day/additional-information/

Awards List

Winner of Visit Scotland and the Daily Mail's 'Perfect FAmily Day Out' and current holders of a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.

Toilets

All toilets in Landmark have an accessible toilet for visitors with a disability. • Room for a helper in accessible toilet • Wheelchair turning space in accessible toilet • Space for side transfer to toilet • Grab rails in toilet • Easy access to hand dryer/towels • Easy access to wash basin

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.

Assistance dog facilities

Assistance dog exercise facilities

Dogs are welcome in Landmark but for safety reasons, dogs are not able to accompany visitors onto the rides.