Over 20 acres of mature woodland on the shores of Ballyquirke Lough, Wildlands crams zip lines, treetop nets, climbing walls and an award-winning kitchen into one Galway adventure park. It is part of a growing cluster of activity centres along the Wild Atlantic Way gateway to Connemara.
The signature activity: a four-circuit treetop course 15 m above the ground and over 1 km long, with 40+ obstacles, 10 zip lines (longest 94 m) and a 16 m tower with a Tarzan swing and 13 m freefall. From €32.50; minimum height 1.4 m, typically ages 12+.
Climb the colourful indoor Walltopia Fun Walls (from €24) or take on the Crystal Maze-style Celtic Challenge Rooms, puzzle rooms with an Irish mythology twist (90 minutes, from €27).
Bounce and slide on the treetop net course (€17 per 60-minute session, junior nets €8) or test balance and grip on the Ninja Course obstacle run (€23, one hour).
Younger visitors take the wheel of mini 4x4s on a supervised off-road circuit (from €17.50) or dig with the Mini Diggers (€3 per four-minute token).
Explore Ballyquirke Lough by kayak on 2-3 hour sessions (from €70) or stand-up paddleboard (from €35).
The Fairy Trail and the big outdoor Adventure Play playground are free for activity ticket holders. Baile Beag is an immersive miniature play village charged at €14 per hour.
Play a 12-hole round of disc golf through the woods (€10), try Safe Archery (from €18) or learn fire-lighting and woodland skills on a Bushcraft session (from €18).
The glass-walled Olive Tree Kitchen serves 48-hour-proved Neapolitan pizza, daily specials and a kids' menu, with a large outdoor deck seating up to 150. The Wildlands Shack adds burgers, coffee and ice cream, and the Wildlands Wagon (a 1970s VW van) serves coffee and snacks.
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