Aerial Adventure Course
The country's longest aerial course: 11 high-ropes challenges, cargo nets, giant log swings and multiple ziplines. Allow about an hour including a 15-minute safety session; minimum age 9 and 1.2 m height.





Ireland's largest adventure park, spread over a hillside outside Carlingford, packs the country's longest aerial course, the giant Skynet bounce-net course and a 776 m² wooden maze into one activity pass.
The country's longest aerial course: 11 high-ropes challenges, cargo nets, giant log swings and multiple ziplines. Allow about an hour including a 15-minute safety session; minimum age 9 and 1.2 m height.
Ireland's biggest netted adventure, with giant bounce nets, a treehouse, climbing tubes, netted slides, swings and towers. There is a separate lower bounce net for younger children, and room for up to 125 guests.
A 776 m² wooden panel maze with towers, bridges and interchangeable gates, so the route changes between visits. It has stairs, but a stair-free route is available.
A low-level aerial course for ages 4–8 with wobbly bridges, climbing challenges, a treehouse and its own kids' zipline. Staff do not supervise directly, so an adult must stay in the same area.
Mini golf, footgolf, frisbee golf, monster croquet, aeroball, Spider Mountain, an inflatable slide and the Skypark Express mini train all sit inside the same pass. Toddlers get a free sandpit with diggers and open play space.
An inclusive zipline lets visitors who cannot use the main course take part. Access to the Maze and Skynet must be pre-booked, and most other aerial activities are not fully suitable for wheelchair users.
From late October to early January the park becomes a 1 km illuminated night trail with a light show, the maze, Skynet, a letter hunt and a fairy tree. The aerial course closes for this event.
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