HERMELINE JEFFREY

A beautiful spot with lots to do! We've been in the summer and now autumn and our boys love the tree top climbing. The only problem is waiting. When it's busy, it can take a while for one person to move along the course. But the great thing is there is no time limit. So you can go on as many times as you like. We thought there might have been a few more courses (one white, one yellow, one green, one purple etc) so that you can pick and choose. My 7 year old managed the white and yellow, but would struggle with the height of the green. But my 10 year old managed up to purple and loved it. You can go up with them, but obviously have to pay. We decided not to as the safety clips are easy to use and one clip is attached at all times, which is excellent and they can not fall off. One suggestion would be to put some non slip grip tape onto the platforms and wood. We went on a dry day, but it has been wet and the wooden platforms were very very slippy.

It's a beautiful place, enjoyed a pleasant picnic, but we went for the velorail which when we got there we were told it only runs at weekends. This information was not on the website. If we had had children with us they would have been very disappointed.

The parcours are nice if it’s your first time, when you’ve been to other parks you might get disappointed. Is too pricy for what you get. Our 3 year old had fun, but they only have one parcour for 10 euros, if she wanted to do something else you’ll have to pay another 6 euros for just a simple climbing net they call a labyrinth. That’s just way too much. Especially if you consider the price without the parcour: 12 euros. Just go to an indoor play hall which is much cheaper and gives much more fun and activity for your young ones. In the park the help is good, but sometimes hard to find someone. Which makes you wait for 20 minutes in the trees before the person in front of you receives the help. Related to other parks, they usually have more help walking around. Given the other reviews about the park, we should have known better. Their info on the parcours could be a lot better, because you have no ideas what you’re going in to. Sure, they are structured in age and height, which gives some info, but doesn’t tell you the heights of the sort of course you can expect. If you are 1,90 be prepared to crawl in an uncomfortable small tunnel on 10 meters high. I think overall the park is okay but considering the price and the other options in the area, it’s not worth it. That’s left out of the horrible French stubbornness we had to experience: At about the middle middle of the day, you can go on the large zip line over the lake, which is cool. My wife and children(10 and 3) had to go to the toilet before they went on the big zipp line and put off their harness. When they came back they provided a new one with only the equipment for big line, which we found weird anyway. But thought they would get back after they went on the big line. Well… they couldn’t, although the park was open and it was the same guy they gave their harnass to. Someone with common sense and some empathy would understand that not all of your rules are clear to everyone. Because what was the problem? M

The climbing part: Don’t go here, there are much nicer places to go climbing!!! They drown you in stupid rules and ruin the experience. Very unfriendly and incapable manager. And expensive for what you get (very short tracks).

Nice lake to swim in, no diving platform or anything like that. Plenty of other activities like mini golf and zip line.

Ideal for a day out with the family, staff is friendly and speak basic English. The beach at the lake invites to sun bathing while the trees around are ideal for picnics and family activities. Tree climbing was an amazing experience ranging from very easy to quite hard. Must try the zip line across the lake. Definitely recommend.

We did the “Accrobranche”, a highrise course between the trees on ropes, pulleys, zip lines, monkey bars etc. The introduction was concise but clear and complete (French video instruction with subtitles) and you’re obligated to practice the very basic steps on the ground before you’re even allowed into the actual tree tracks. The provided equipment is really top notch, very secure and foolproof. You’re unable to unbuckle even you wanted to. Guidance is very professional, on point and friendly at the same time. Very much recommended.

Visit this area today really good place to chill out with a book. Man made beech looks very inviting for children while mature children (adults). can relax under trees full sun. Have a game of golf. zip wire train rides. perfect for families and couples of all ages clean toilets. staff very helpful speak good English yes and to top it all free parking.