Nets Adventure

For the safety of both mother and child, Go Ape strongly recommends that pregnant women do not take part in our adventures.

Our adventures are robust physical activities involving climbing, balancing, and zipping, which naturally carry a degree of risk. While we don't want to be discriminatory, we are not medical experts.

We strongly encourage you to seek advice from your doctor before deciding to participate.

If, after consulting your doctor, you choose to proceed, we will require you to formally declare your pregnancy to a staff member and sign a specific disclaimer acknowledging that:

"I have made Go Ape aware that I am pregnant and, as a result, Go Ape has recommended that I do not take part on the course. However, I have decided to take part on the course in the full knowledge that this may incur risks to my unborn child."

We want you to have a safe and wonderful experience, so please prioritise medical advice when making this decision!

Bumbags and backpacks aren't permitted on the course as they may increase your risk of injury or get in the way of your harness. A lanyard and phone pouch can be purchased online at the time of booking or on the day from the Go Ape cabin (subject to availability). If you need to carry any medication with you, please let a member of staff know who will be able to provide you with a pouch which can be attached to your harness.

We recommend that non-essential items and bags are left somewhere safe such as in your car. Small items such as car keys can be left in the Go Ape cabin.

You can book your party via the "book now" function on our website as you would with a regular booking. You will get the option to add party bags before you get to the checkout. To add a forest shelter, please call our booking line team at 01603 895500 or email us at questions@goape.co.uk.

We have produced this handy guide on staying safe at Go Ape in hot weather. Please have a read through to prepare for your adventure.

Go Ape is an excellent wet weather activity. Our courses are substantially sheltered from rain and wind by the trees themselves so as long as you are appropriately dressed for the weather you should still have great memories of your experience. The course remains open in all weathers, except thick ice, thunderstorms and gales. Rain makes the course muddier than usual which can add to the fun, but you might want dry clothes to change into for the journey home.

If we have to close for unsafe weather conditions, we will offer you a refund, credit note or reschedule your booking. If unsafe weather is forecasted we will aim to make the decision as early as possible, and will do our best to contact you to try and save you a wasted journey.

Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on-site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course so you will need a spectator to look after them.

Our cafe is dog-friendly so well behaved dogs are welcome inside.

Moors Valley boasts a delightful array of places to eat and drink. Cafe, kiosks, ice cream - we have it covered. See Moors Valley's website for more information, including about their gift shop.

Moors Valley has specialist accessible toilets and baby changing facilities, find out more on Moors Valley's website.

Some paths are accessible but many are woodchip paths that wheelchair users can find difficult. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help. Moors Valley operate the Countryside Mobility Scheme and when registered, Mobility scooters can be hired that can negotiate almost all of our paths. Find out more on Moors Valley's website.

Yes, parking is available. Variable charges apply and you pay at the end of your visit. For details and current charges visit Moors Valley’s website. We recommend arriving early during peak times to ensure you have time to park and relax before your session.

We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible.

Toilets are located in the visitor centre, less than a two-minute walk from our activities.

Go Ape Moors Valley is located on the Hampshire and Dorset border, just above the south coast's vibrant Bournemouth Seaside Resort, between the stunning New Forest National Park and the iconic Jurassic Coast world heritage site. It's easily accessible from the A31.

Nets Adventure is recommended for children aged 3–11, but it’s designed to be enjoyed together. Parents, guardians and adults are actively encouraged to join in the fun — it’s just as joyful for grown-ups as it is for kids.

There’s no minimum age or height requirement, but children must be able to walk unaided to take part safely.

Yes, all participating adults need a ticket. However, we offer an exclusive deal: one adult goes free with every child under 6.

Yes. Children under 6 must be supervised by a participating adult on the course. Children aged 6 and over can be supervised by parents either on the course or from the ground within the Nets Adventure Arena.

We strongly recommend booking in advance, especially during weekends, school holidays and busy periods. Walk-ins may be accommodated, but availability isn’t guaranteed.

Yes. Spectators are welcome within the Nets Adventure Arena, and hot drinks and snacks are available to purchase from the cabin.

The maximum participant weight is 130kg.

Yes. You can combine Nets Adventure with other activities and save £10 with our multi-activity offer.

Yes. You can buy a Nets Adventure Annual Pass, which gives you unlimited access to Nets Adventure for a full year at participating locations.

The pass is recommended for children aged 3–11 and allows one Nets Adventure session per day, subject to availability and opening times.